Tacshield 550 Paracord - 50 ft, Coyote Brown (Model 03002)
$5.51
- Firearm Make Fit:
- Smith & Wesson
- Finish-Color:
- Coyote
- Material:
- Paracord
Tacshield 550 paracord is a seven-strand mil-spec cordage built for hunters, campers, overlanders, and anyone who needs reliable gear in the field. This 50-foot length in coyote brown is compact enough to stash in a pack or vehicle but tough enough to handle the jobs that matter—rigging shelters, securing loads, emergency repairs, or a thousand other tasks that crop up in the backcountry. Made in the USA, it's the kind of foundational gear you grab without thinking because you know it'll work when you need it.
What sets 550 paracord apart is the engineering: the seven-strand construction and tight braid deliver serious abrasion resistance, so it won't shred when dragged across rough surfaces or sharp edges. The coyote brown color blends into natural environments and stays visible enough for practical use. Whether you're setting up camp in harsh conditions, rigging a tarp, or securing equipment on an expedition rig, this cordage handles real-world abuse without letting you down.
At 50 feet, you've got enough length for multiple camp tasks without excess bulk. Paracord is one of those non-negotiable items that belongs in every hunting pack, bug-out bag, vehicle kit, or overlanding setup. It weighs almost nothing, takes up minimal space, and the scenarios where you'll use it far outnumber the ones where you won't.
Key Features
- Seven-strand construction for durability and strength
- Highly abrasion-resistant braid suitable for rough terrain and harsh conditions
- Coyote brown color blends into outdoor environments
- 50-foot length balances practicality with packability
- Made in the USA
Specifications
| Brand | Tacshield (Military Prod) |
| Model | 03002 |
| Length | 50 ft |
| Color | Coyote Brown |
| Strand Count | Seven-strand |
| Country of Origin | Made in the USA |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the actual strength of 550 paracord?
Tacshield 550 paracord is tested to over 700 pounds of tensile strength, exceeding the mil-spec 550-pound rating that gives this cordage its name.
Is 50 feet enough for camping and outdoor use?
Yes. A 50-foot length covers most camp tasks—rigging tarps, securing gear to vehicles, emergency repairs, and general field use. Many experienced outdoors people carry multiple shorter lengths rather than one long coil, so this 50-foot option is ideal for a pack or kit.
Can I use this in harsh weather and rough terrain?
Absolutely. The seven-strand braid is designed for high abrasion resistance and performs in rugged environments, from wet conditions to sharp brush and rocky terrain.
