Beal Accessory Cord

I've been using the 2mm cord for many trips, and it still looks good as new. I use it for pitching a rainfly, and as a washing line/gear suspension for underneath the fly. It's worked very well, and it's the kind of cord that you can tie knots with very easily, and not worry about being able to untie them once you're done. I consider it very lightweight for it's strength, and when it gets wet it seems to dry much quicker than paracord.

I purchased this Beal 4mm accessory cord to hang my pull up bar from. It was delivered quickly and had been nicely sealed at both ends when cut from the reel. I had no difficulty sealing it myself either when cutting it down to the required length. It seems a match in terms of quality for the other brand alongside which it is being used, and a good price from Facewest: Very happy with the product and service.

I bought 4m of the 2mm Beal cord recently with an order and it's turned out to be really handy! I've used it to replace the ridgeline in my hammock and also replace the zip pulls so they're a lot easier to see. The red colour of the 2mm is nice an vibrant and the cord is really strong and looks like it should last a long time. It's proved to be a great way to add a splash of colour to my hammock. Once it comes time to replace my guylines, I'll be going for some Beal. Excellent cord at a great price.

Arrived, finally. Now I can produce my wanted Prusik Loops. Really enjoy shopping at your site. Quality products at a outstanding price compared to what I can find in Sweden. No shipping of course is the topping of the cake. Now I have enough Beal Accessory Cord to make safe and long-lasting Loops both for Prusiks and for securing myself to the ascender. They are also rather lightweight so they won't add to much to the total carrying-around. No negatives found so far - until I fall down :-)They were very easy to loop using a double Fisherman's Knot. I'll be back.

I must start off by saying that I love this Beal Accessory Cord. The funky purple color is very nice. I bought the cord for guy line for a poncho /tarp set up it is very light and very strong with a breaking strain of 70lbs for the 2mm line. I used a hot knife to cut it into the various lengths for the poncho tarp. It cuts very cleanly when using a hot knife no fraying at all. It is a very well finished top quality product that I will be using in the future thanks to Facewest. I have used other brands of cord and there is a big difference in quality this is ahead of the game and its very pleasing to the eye with its distinctive pattern. Facewest free delivery was quite fast as well I must say just two days after posting.

I bought four metres of 6mm cord which is perfect for making two prusik loops with some spare left over. Easy to tie a double fishermans knot with - feels safe and works well. It is very good quality cord and cut really nicely (used a knife and then heated the ends) and mine came in a nice purple colour. It's cheaper than I've seen in most places and the free postage is ideal especially as its not a very expensive item.

Great quality cord that can be use for almost unlimited applications. I always have a supply of 2mm cord and take it with me on every trip as it is extremely lightweight. Really handy for washing lines, spare guy ropes, lashing gear to packs, even emergency boot laces. Impressive breaking strain for such thin cord (70kg). You can't go wrong at the price and the cord comes supplied with melted ends to prevent fraying. Newly cut ends can be melted with a lighter in the field.

This utility cord is ideal for stringing up tarps or replacing broken guy lines on tents, I got the 2mm one that is more than enough for my desire use: make a few loops in the hooks of my tarps for making it easier to fix it in place every time I set it up. The quality of this cord is superb, and it seems to be made to last, which is what I demand to all my camping gear. If you need a new cord for your tent or tarp stop looking around and get this one right now.

The free postage from Facewest makes it >the< place to get accessory cord, especially given its such a cheap item. I use 2mm cord on my nutkey and knife, 4mm cord as drawcords on my rucksack (inspiration from Crux rucksacks), 5mm cord as prussic loops / as a chalk bag belt, and I also carry a length of 6mm cord as ab tat. Other reviews have mentioned that it cuts really cleanly with a hot knife, which is true, but the first time I tried to cut it on the hill, using a lighter, I failed miserably ââ "šÂ¬Ã¢â‚¬Å“ make sure your knife is hot!

Very good price for what is a good quality outdoor essential! There is cheaper cord out there but you just have to think about the recent VW advert. . . My most recent purchase was a length of 6mm cord to make an extra long prusik. It handles well after a bit of use, wears well and mine came in a nice bright colour so it's a bit harder to lose. It comes in whatever length you specify (generous cut) with the ends hot cut so there's no fraying. Plenty of uses for the other diameters of cord including keeping your car keys safe around you neck. . . much cheaper than a dispatch rider to bring the spare set to The Lakes!