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#250937 - 09/14/12 05:09 AM Re: Is there a safe way to tie a paracord lanyard? [Re: yee]
duckear Offline
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one of these would work

http://www.niteize.com/product/S-Biner-KeyRing.asp

you get enough for six lanyards!

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#250947 - 09/14/12 04:28 PM Re: Is there a safe way to tie a paracord lanyard? [Re: duckear]
Denis Offline
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Originally Posted By: duckear
one of these would work

I think you are right, my wife has a bunch of these ... I might have to borrow one smile.

The only thing I'm wondering about is the strength. I'm guessing they are stronger than the plastic glove clasp, but would they be too strong given the desired "break away" functionality for a neck lanyard?
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