Wrapped My Izula

Well I FINALLY got some pics taken and loaded up. Stupid new fangled technology :p.
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I'm loving the wraps everyone. The Izula is creeping up my "must have" list.
 
just thought I'd throw mine into the mix. Added to little loop kinda spur of the moment just for pocket carry, makes it a lil' easier to pull out.

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(yea I know it's a crappy pic., I need to invest in a better camera, this one is 6yrs old and I think it's gettin a little outdated!)
 
XD45 said:
Great job :thumbup:. I haven't taken a pic of it yet but I wrapped mine using the cord that came with the kit. This is the proto but it's done the same way on my black one.
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This is also my plan.

Once my Izula actually ships. *Sigh* Waiting can be bittersweet. ;)
 
I really like these wrap jobs, I just got my Izula today and I might try one of these wrap jobs.
 
Very nice wrap jobs guys, just makes the Izula look even better !

Question: Do you remove the internal strands of cord or use the Paracord "as is"?

I seems like it would be stronger that way.
 
I left them in also. It adds a bit more thickness to the grip.

Try it both ways and see what fits your hand better.
 
there any nifty tutorials on this type of cord wrap im gonna order an izula, or two next payday :D am i the onyl guy that really like the tactical pink? i think its great for sheeple freindliness.
 
Hi *@*,

more Izula goodness:

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I must say the grip is *alot* better now that it's wrapped. It felt a little bit too flimsy for my liking before, so if in doubt, give it the full wrappage. :)

-Connor
 
Connor said:
Hi *@*,

more Izula goodness:

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I must say the grip is *alot* better now that it's wrapped. It felt a little bit too flimsy for my liking before, so if in doubt, give it the full wrappage. :)

-Connor
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Is that yachting cordage or some kind of paracord?
 
jmart said:
Is that yachting cordage or some kind of paracord?
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I bought this as "Reepschnur" (german) = accessory cord, used in climbing and such. Like paracord but manufactured to different specs.

-Connor
 
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