Shock and Elastic Paracord - Outdoor Bunker

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FAQs about Shock and Elastic Paracord - Outdoor Bunker Coupon?

What is the difference between shock cord and bungee cord?

Shock cord and bungee cord are extremely similar. The main difference between shock cord and bungee cord is how the cord is terminated. Bungee cord tends to be terminated with some a metal/plastic hook. Shock cock tends not to be terminated with anything, allowing the user to decide how to use it. What Is Shock Cord Hem? ...

Is shock cord better than paracord?

Paracord is better for where you need something secured down in a way that won’t allow it to easily be removed without undoing the paracord. Shock cord is better for where you need something secured down in a way that you can easily get it out without having to undo the cord. ...

How long does a shock cord last?

If you store your shock cord properly then it should last up to 5 years. However, this can be affected by how frequently it is used and the conditions it is stored in. For example, storing shock cord somewhere that gets very hot can result in the elastic fibers becoming brittle. it is also worth remembering that the more frequently ...

What is fusing of shock cord?

Fusing of shock cord is where you heat up the ends of shock cord to cause the rubber to melt and ‘fuse’ together. This may be something that you want to do for a number of reasons, including tidying up cut shock cord, and connecting two pieces of shock cord together. ...

Should shock cord be stretched?

Shock cord should not be stored stretched wherever possible. It will likely start to permanently take on that length and lose its elasticity by storing it stretched. Where possible, you should be storing shock cord unstretched in a cool environment. ...

What is a shock cord used for?

Shock cord is commonly used for securing loads. Great examples of this are securing roll mats to a backpack or general equipment to a hiking cart. The elasticity in shock cord allows for loads to be secured and removed with relative ease without having to manage knots. ...