How to Make a Survival Bracelet

How to make a Survival Bracelet, we will start with a Cobra braid Paracord Bracelet, you will need 25 feet of paracord and some type of buckle. You can use a Plastic buckle, or Metal Paracord buckle, the metal paracord buckles can be uncomfortable to wear on smaller wrist. Also get scissors and a lighter. Next try How to make Survival Bracelet with the Mamba Braid. Check out New Survival Gear. or see all the Paracord Bracelet Patterns.

Now attach the Buckles to the Paracord, and measure the size of the Bracelet you want on your wrist.

Next lay the Paracord Bracelet flat, bring the piece of Paracord you want to be the center color across the top by the buckle. Now bring the 2nd piece of Paracord over the top of the first, around the back and through the hole made by the first piece of Paracord.

Continue the braid, bring the first piece of Paracord across the top, Now lay the 2nd piece of Paracord over the top of the first, around the back of the Survival Bracelet, and through the hole made by the first piece of Paracord, and pull it tight. Remember to pull the Paracord knots tight evenly.

Continue braiding until your reach the other buckle. Bring the first piece of Paracord across the top, Now lay the 2nd piece of Paracord over the top of the first, around the back of the Survival Bracelet, then in the hole made by the first piece. Remember to pull the paracord evenly tight, other wise your Survival Bracelet will be crooked and look sloppy.

Now you have reach the other buckle, you will continue to same braid back over the first part of the Survival Bracelet. If you want to can change the center color of the Survival Bracelet, lay the color of paracord you want, across the Survival bracelet, bring the second piece of paracord over the top of the first, and the back, and up through the loop made by the first piece on Paracord. Try the Viper Paracord Bracelet.

Continue to same braid back over the first part of the Survival Bracelet. Bring the second piece of Paracord over the top of the first, and the back, and up through the loop made by the first piece on Paracord and pull tight.

Continue the braiding back to the other buckle. Bring the first piece of Paracord across the top, Now lay the 2nd piece of Paracord over the top of the first, around the back of the Survival Bracelet, then in the hole made by the first piece. Remember to pull the paracord evenly tight, other wise your Survival Bracelet will be crooked and look sloppy.

Your Survival Bracelet is almost completed, if you have a paracord needle, run the ends of the paracord back into the braid, or cut and melt the ends. Now your Survival Bracelet should look like the picture, and contain around 25 feet of paracord to help you get out of any jam, you might end up in. See all the 9 Paracord Bracelet Patterns, or get a Custom Paracord Bracelet - made in Alaska.