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Atwood Rope Nano Cord is a Premium sport and tie cord. There are hundreds of uses for this small, but strong lightweight braided rope.
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Add to BasketIt doesn’t matter which type of Atwood cordage you buy, you know you’re buying a quality product. Nano Cord is an essential for outdoors, edc packs, emergency packs etc. great for adding detail to paracord projects, whipping splices and hundreds of other things. I’ve always got some within reach.
Excellent quality product !
Excellent job. First class service as always from Heinnie.
Really handle thread, immensely strong but can be worked with a needle. Just note that it's 300ft, or 90m, not 100m. It's still great value!
This nano line is absolutely beautiful stuff to use for basically anything you like the quality of weave is fantastic!! It’s the best quality line i can honestly say I have come across, and will definitely be getting more
Excellent quality product,it is one of the best micro/nano cords i have personally used. It really is beautiful quality out of the two spools I got both of them are faultless! If only every company had this standard we as a customer would be laughing sadly they don’t. However this ATWOOD NANO CORD is absolutely stunning stuff. You can put it to so many different uses you are only limited by your own personal imagination. 5stars hell if it could get 10, I would have given it 10.
Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
