SUPER EASY Paracord Keychain in 90 SECONDS!!

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Learn how to tie a Paracord Keychain in 90 SECONDS!!

Paracord Knots are a great thing to know and can be perfect for bushcraft projects around the campsite.

In this video we show you how to tie the a super easy paracord keychain using the Cobra Knot.

The Cobra Knot is a very easy knot to tie for paracord keychains or paracord lanyards and that’s why we think this is one of the best paracord survival keychains. This knot project is perfect for a Scout's knot project or other camp craft project.

Starting off with 3 or 4 feet of paracord, you’ll tie this knot to make a very attractive paracord keychain that can be easily untied to give you up to 25 feet of working line (when you remove the inner strands from your cordage).

A paracord keychain is attractive to wear and ensures that you always have cordage for camping, bushcraft and wilderness survival. View how to tie a paracord keychain in 90 seconds or pause and rewind each step to learn at your own pace.

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Disclaimer: Any activity that involves outdoor wilderness travel, working with tools, ropes, or other subject matter demonstrated in my videos is potentially hazardous. Considerable attention and effort has been made to ensure that this video demonstration is accurate. No responsibility is accepted for incidents arising from the use of this material and I highly recommend that you learn in person with someone qualified or experienced who can check your work.

[pheenix]

Thank you for cutting to the chase right away instead of chattering on while your hands gestured, like some folks have done. Solid info!

[Kat-mugg]

For those confused like me, if yours is twisting so much it looks like DNA, you need to go right, left, right, left all the aay down.
For those being agressive for no reason, rewatch the video. He starts out on the right to make the end, and starts on the left, he then says to repeat and when it clips to the next portion, he is once again making a left loop. It makes sense for there to be confusion. It's fine to give tips and help, but there's no need to be rude and aggressive.

[p.a.russell]

A friend of mine made me one of these in 1986 when we were in the army. Still have it.

[deafpunk]

Perfect way to use leftover cords to make these in keychains. I have a lot of leftovers and I’m glad there’s a way to use them as well

[deweyfosworth]

This looks like the knot used in military shoulder braids. Works great. Thanks for the lesson.

[zacharycarter]

Thank you... I've been trying all night to get a good knot for my lever action... again THANK YOU.

[matriciabb]

Nice, short and practical video. I'll make one for my keys, thank you!

[vaughanwillis]

Thanks, I work in a primary school and take out students going through difficult times and this is one project I've completed with them and they love it.

[boonedog]

Thank you! Straight forward and no B.S. Bravo!

[tabbyrickles]

This was the best video I could find that taught me how to do it. Thank you!

[richardtilbrook]

Great video, thank you. Now I have a paracord handle for my ferro rod.

[worldsokayestangler]

Just followed this video. Came out perfect on the first try. Thanks for the great video!

[TheOnlyRevanTheGreat]

Thank you! This helped me START the paracord game.

[Broxty]

Used this for a pull cord for my safety release on my halibut anchor system. Everyone loved it and wants to know how to do the same thing hahaha. Thanks!

[LG-jbzs]

Instructions unclear, created DNA matrix of a cobra. Please send anti-venom.

[DonsShed]

Thanks Jason :) I used it to put a Lanyard on my Leatherman Sidekick :) Cheers, Don (Dons Shed and Xplor Overland)

[jubjub.]

I was about to give up and then I managed to do it, ty

[unitedwestanddividedwefall]

Wow that was quick and easy! Thank you for the video, been wanting to make paracord crafts.

[karenescalera]

Thank you for sharing. Definitely easy to follow.

[ThomasLePew]

Modified this by putting a small carabiner at the opposite end, now I can take my leatherman squirt on and off my keys at any time with ease. Thank you for showing me this simple yet beautiful knot!