Paracord Paul Pachmayer is a U.S. Air Force Veteran

King Cobra vs. Cobra Paracord Bracelet Comparison

COMPARISIONS
King Cobra vs. Cobra
550 Paracord vs. Paracord Paul's 275 Tactical Cord

King Cobra vs. Corbra Paracord Bracelet Comparison

Since I added my Thin Blue Line "Elite" King Cobra Paracord Bracelet some of you have e-mailed asking about the size difference between the King Cobra and standard Cobra knot bracelets. Let’s just say — allot!

King Cobra Width: 1 3/8" | Approx. 2 feet of cord per inch
Standard Cobra Width: 3/4" | Approx. 1 foot of cord per inch

So you can see just how much more hefty the King Cobra bracelet is compared to the regular Cobra knot bracelet, here are photos to get an idea of the difference. You can click on the photo for a larger view!

The King Cobra paracord bracelet is approximately twice the size of the standard Cobra knot bracelet. Check it out and ask me any questions you may have before you order to ensure the King Cobra is right for you. This is one serious paracord bracelet!

You can order my Thin Blue Line King Cobra Elite or choose your colors for your King Cobra bracelet.

Paracord Paul's Exclusive 275 Tactical Cord

Below are photos of King Cobra and standard Cobra bracelets in
both 550 Paracord and my new exclusive 275 Tactical Cord
so you can see the difference in size and profile:

In order shown:
550 Paracord King Cobra, 275 Tactical King Cobra, Standard 550 Paracord Cobra and 275 Tactical Cord Cobra

Top Row:
550 Paracord King Cobra and 275 Standard Cobra
Bottom Row:
275 Tactical King Cobra and Standard 550 Paracord Cobra

275 King Cobra Width: Approx 3/4" | 275 Standard Cobra: Approx 1/2"

275 Tactical Cord: We manufacture this Mil Type 1 style cord to our specs with a 4 strand core and 16 strand cover delivering a whopping 275 pound test break. We call it 275 Tactical Cord and it's some tough stuff.

550 Paracord: All of my products are made in the U.S.A. with mil-spec MIL-C-5040H type III requirement cord and have a minimum breaking strength of 550 pounds (550 cord). My paracord comes from the same U.S. factory that is a government contractor to supply the military, so quality is assured.