Heavy Duty Laces Repost Request

[swagdragon123]

Awhile ago someone posted some hiking laces that they said could not be ripped from skating in. Maybe it was like hiking rope or something but could someone please post them again I want to buy them now.

[69]

come in a variety of colors

[swagdragon123]

no it was like a whole sale site. you could buy it buy the foot I think. please someone remeber what I'm talking about 

[69]

imagine working somewhere that sells shoe laces by the foot, that'd be exciting

[dillanharp]

http://www.rangerjoes.com/550-ParaMilitary-Cord-1000-P1794.aspx

This was what they were talking about, I'm sure you don't need 1000' though.

[Cthulhu!]

Here you go


http://www.gorillaparacord.com/550-Paracord-Commercial-Type-III-7-Strand_p_8.html

[69]

Here you go


http://www.gorillaparacord.com/550-Paracord-Commercial-Type-III-7-Strand_p_8.html

the color names are so good!!!!

[swagdragon123]

Here you go


http://www.gorillaparacord.com/550-Paracord-Commercial-Type-III-7-Strand_p_8.html

thank you, I think this was the one but I can't remember, Its pretty cheap I guess so It doesn't matter if it doesn't work.

edit: I remember them being flat but I could be wrong

[dillanharp]

There are individual threads inside, you can pull them out, make it flat, whatever you want.

[chillout]

There are individual threads inside, you can pull them out, make it flat, whatever you want.

they get pretty shitty if you pull out the threads. and theyre incredibly hard to keep tied with or with threads inside

[Seamus_McShamebag]

Here ya go...

http://www.slapmagazine.com/component/option,com_jfusion/Itemid,4/index.php?topic=67459.msg1832512#msg1832512

I am definitely still backing them.  They fuzz up a little bit in the wear areas and they will probably eventually break but they last forever.  The grey ones from my original pictures have outlasted two pairs of shoes.

They are a little stiffer than cotton but I don't really have any issues when them coming untied as long as I tie them tight.  I also figured out that you can cut down on the fraying on the ends by using really sharp scissors to cut them cleanly and then burn the ends a little to melt it together.  The melted end is also easier to push through eyelets.