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I'm Kevin, and I am the paracordist! 

Here I will offer unique, custom paracord creations inspired by my love for the outdoors and my grandfather (a World War II era sailor who got me started).

The attention to detail, quality and craftsmanship in my work is unparallelled!

Click on "PRODUCTS" to the upper left and take a look at what I've put up so far! Thanks.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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"Kevin, Just wanted to let you know I received my two great bracelets today. They look wonderful, they fit perfectly and they are very well done. Outstanding job my friend. I'm happy to know there are still craftsmen who do a great job, take pride in their work and deliver a quality product. Thanks so much for all your knowledge (and you're even willing to share it which is especially nice for all of us.. thanks for that) and your work." --D. Collins, Park Hill, OK: Best Survival Bracelet
 
"I gotta say your making some amazing items. ive been going around your site for hours now, watching every video and looking over and over every picture, and im really amazed of the quality of your items... gotta say all the things you make are awesome but that BSB its off charts, i mean how did you came up with it...and man it works great!!! ...well it was a pleasure to see you amazing creating..." --Jorge K., Website Contact
 
"I love your tutorials very useful. I'm new to knot work and have fallin into the paracord craze. I'm working on some staffs and Turks heads but I really love the bsb. What a great idea and so functional." --Ronnie B., Website Contact
 
"Awesome awesome explanation of a wide (long) turks head! Now I can finally attempt to master this frustrating knot. It seems that most people don't want to share this info and ABOK loses me. A small turks head is relatively easy for me but this sheds some light on the whole thing. Thanks! " --MrBlack751 YouTube channel comment
 
 
 

Recent Announcements

  • @Paracordist 11 pass monkeys fist #knot on 2" diameter marble sphere insert - monster #selfdefense #paracord lanyard in progress!
    This is the largest monkeys fist I've ever made. It has come out perfectly and was quit a challenge! The marble spheres were sent for this custom Steel Saints self defense lanyard. Awesome! Made on my  The Exclusive Paracordist's Monkeys Fist Jig!  The top picture (below) shows this monster next to the 1.5" Steel Saints, the 3/4" Door Knocker and the 1" Monkey Fob for comparison! I'll soon be doing a YouTube Video showing the use of this new jig so subscribe now so you don't miss it! 


        


         


    Posted May 16, 2012 8:36 PM by Kevin Gagne
  • @Paracordist first two-tone monkeys fist #Knot! #Selfdefense keychain the "Black Widow"; hot pink and black
    Look for a how to video soon on my youtube channel! Please subscribe NOW so you don't miss it!


    Posted May 16, 2012 8:37 PM by Kevin Gagne
  • Paracordist's Boy Scouts Basics: How to tie the Timber Hitch Knot

    YouTube Video

    The Timber Hitch is used to attach a rope to a cylindrical object, such as a log. It's a great knot, super easy and quick to tie, secure under tension, and easily untied even after heavy loading. I've used it around the house to haul in a pile of 2x4's, to bundle some brush or to wrap a trunk of a stump to be ripped out. 

    Posted May 7, 2012 4:41 PM by Kevin Gagne
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