Parachute Cord Sporran Hangers

**mercop** · 17th January 10, 05:27 PM

I play with lots of paracord and here is my latest concoction. These were made for my 2 inch belt from Amerikilt.

Wore my Nightstalker Sporran from Stillwater Kilts on them all weekend and they rocked.

**longhuntr74** · 17th January 10, 06:52 PM

cool...I made myself a whole strap out of green paracord...but it's about 2" too long...so I'm remaking a new one of green and tan with some new s-biners from Niteize. I will post pics when I get around to finishing it and wear it with my ACU kilt next.

**piperdbh** · 17th January 10, 07:26 PM

I play with lots of paracord ...

That's not something I hear on a regular basis.

The hangers look really good. Did you braid the cord?

kiltedwolfman · 18th January 10, 06:18 AM

You should put up a little "how to" on those, they look great.

**Tartan Hiker** · 18th January 10, 06:47 AM

Looks great. A full length paracord strap is on my to-do list. Never go anywhere without at least 50 feet of paracord!

**Highlander31** · 18th January 10, 07:32 AM

Originally Posted by Tartan Hiker

...Never go anywhere without at least 50 feet of paracord!

I'll second that. It's been a life saver for me on more than one occasion.

kiltedwolfman · 18th January 10, 06:06 PM

I think it's an army thing, we never can have enough useful kit close by! LOL.

**NewEnglander** · 20th January 10, 05:29 PM

Originally Posted by kiltedwolfman

I think it's an army thing, we never can have enough useful kit close by! LOL.

I used to be an outdoor educator in a former life and we used a whole lot of p-cord (as we called it) on our high ropes courses. I still carry quite a bit of it in the back of my Jeep, along with a tarp and some tent stakes...just in case.

**Bigkahuna** · 18th January 10, 08:38 PM

I for one, would very much appreciate a "How To" on a paracord sporran strap. I think it would be very interesting and the color possibilities are numerous.