cordage

Rip out your zippers and replace them with cordage through metal grommets, or with button flys.

It might be awesome for bullet proof armor, safety equipment, and lightweight cordage and fabrics.

Furthermore, many jackets and bags have cordage threaded through their zipper pulls, so it wouldn't even be felt by the user.

I know plenty of people who find very old cordage or used gear in general to be sus.

He threw me down some tiny poly cordage, and I was able to claw my way up a crack.

Some of the cordage, straps and pulleys on the winches are industrially produced.

It's also quicker to tie and uses less cordage, so that's a plus.

I think the development cordage(rope) and woodworking techniques would have a heavy influence on slowing down, noticing the surrounding abundance.

If the tribe is unsure of how to take out a woolly mammoth, that sounds like the sort of problem I'd (involuntarily) ideate on instead of twisting all that cordage.

Thus you can build a pyramid with some cordage and a stake.

Given the tremendous strength of much modern synthetic cordage (especially Spectra / Dyneema), quick-to-tie knots that weaken the line, even by a significant percentage, may be preferable.

It works well with almost any kind of cordage.

Plus cordage." Very different philosophy behind this kit (durability and flexibility), but here's a good intro.

> "but i can make clothing out of string!" Making cordage is one of the most underrated long-term survival skills out there.

After reading the explanation, I was able to decode at least the first sentence: "Wants pawn term, dare worsted ladle gull hoe lift wetter murder inner ladle cordage" -> "Once upon a time, there was a little girl who lived with her mother in a little cottage"