🖤 Kevlar Toughness Meets Tactical Precision — Don’t Get Caught Without It!
Emma Kites’ 100% Black Kevlar Braided Cord offers superior tensile strength (550lb+), exceptional abrasion and flame resistance (up to 800°F), and a premium 8-12 strand braided design. Engineered for demanding outdoor, survival, and tactical applications, this lightweight, compact cord is your go-to multi-tool for reliability and performance in extreme conditions.
| Material | 100% Black Kevlar |
| Color | Black |
| Fishing Line Type | Braided |
| Brand | emma kites |
| Line Weight | 550 pounds |
| Breaking Strength | 550 Pounds |
| Strand Type | Multi |
| Manufacturer | emma kites |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 2.7 x 2.7 x 2.7 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.34 Pounds |
| Brand Name | emma kites |
| Part Number | US_KT5729 |
| Style | Braided Cord |
| Size | 550Lbs | 200Ft |
N**S
Strong line
A
N**R
This stuff is Really strong.
I use cordage often. I'm proficient at tying knots. I'm really glad I found this product. I'm planning on using it to sew leather. It's Tough,it's, hopefully, going to be able to stand up to harsh ,regular exposure. One thing is sure,nobody is going to grab it and pull hard enough to break it. It should make a really good leader for fishing .
G**E
For inflatable kite
I like the black color because it appears invisible when flying my inflatable kite. Perfect lb test kite line.
C**N
Very strong line
Used for a project 3d printed bow string. Has great tensile strength but also some stretch when needed. Highly recommend for crafting needs.
S**O
Very strong.
Used this the keep my suppressor cover secured to my can. Works perfect.
C**N
Strong and durable
Strong and durable. Value for money. Only issue is the open strands after you cut it but it can be overcome by applying glue to keep them together.
D**A
This is Kevlar and not nylon like some reviews are claiming
The media could not be loaded. Maybe the one-star reviewers were shipped the wrong product but the claims that this was nylon rope material is incorrect. Regular shears or scissors cannot cut Kevlar rope - you must have shears made specifically for cutting Kevlar. The shears I bought are on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/Clauss-19592-Titanium-Kevlar-Shear/dp/B07F2M52HG. The video shows these shears cutting the Kevlar rope after trying a regular pair of scissors.I'm using this for guy ropes for a fiberglass pole that holds the end of a ham radio wire antenna and to suspend the middle of the wire antenna to a tree branch. It is the real thing, I was unable to cut it with anything else I have in my workshop.
T**T
Great
Good quality
