Lemme see your Endura's with your Para-cords!

Wavester · Jun 30, 2009

Never got into the Para-cord scene - but I have a craving to get one and put it on one of my many Endura's. So - lets see some pics of your Endura's with Para-Cords on them.

Also would like to know where you got your para-cord and what did it set you back (assuming they are cheap)

Wavester · Jun 30, 2009

Wow...80 views so far and no one owns an Endura IV with a para-cord attached?

MRpink · Jun 30, 2009

you mean a lanyard made from paracord?

Wavester · Jun 30, 2009

Maybe I am wording it incorrectly since I am not up on this and never put one on any of my knives - the string/rope that is sometimes put on the end of a knife - isn't that referred to as a para-cord..?

Supmonkeyface · Jun 30, 2009

It is actually called a "lanyard", the string or rope used to make it is called paracord. Because it is used for parachutes. Sorry, i saw you were disappointed and wanted to explain. (I also dont have an endura)

Wavester · Jul 1, 2009

Supmonkeyface said:
It is actually called a "lanyard", the string or rope used to make it is called paracord. Because it is used for parachutes. Sorry, i saw you were disappointed and wanted to explain. (I also dont have an endura)

Cool - thanks for the explanation

As you can see, I am a lanyard/para-cord novice

amen74 · Jul 1, 2009

Here's where I learned alot of my lanyard making from. Should keep you busy for awhile.:thumbup:

http://stormdrane.blogspot.com/

Lots of cool things to make from paracord.

shangchi108 · Jul 1, 2009

The Endura is one knife where attaching a lanyard doesn't make sense to me. However I do have lanyards on my one Delica, my Dragonfly, and on a Lil'Temperance that I don't really carry anymore.

To me, lanyards only make sense on really big knives, like choppers, or really small knives, like the Dragonfly, where it makes it much easier to deploy and I can put my pinky through the lanyard to help in retention.