emma kites 100% Black Braided Kevlar Cord 50Lb ~ 1050Lb High Strength Flame Resistant for Fishing Backpacking Survival Model Rocket Wind Chime Outdoor Utility Cord

Knot the end to avoid fraying. Strong enough to use around the house for little jobs where an ordinary thread or light cordage would break.Aside from its obvious main use, the Kevlar thread is great for repairs, and at 50 pounds test, this 0.4mm braided line holds up well. Good choice!

So I don't own a kite but bought this to use as a tight line to stop birds sitting on the tops of 6ft fence panels. Works a treat. Does not break, degrade or stretch in time even after months of being outside exposed to the sun and rain . Incredibly strong... YOU WILL NOT BREAK THIS I YOUR HANDS (oats or not)

Bought to replace the string in a Motorhome insect screen door. Very strong and easy to work with. Can be used for other applications where very strong string is a must.

Used to mend my motorhome door fly screen. Easy to use and worked perfectly to replace the existing cord and I’m confident it will work better and be stronger than the original

I'm not sure how this string ("Utility Cord") could be used for 'tactical' or 'survival' purposes, but it's certainly strong. I haven't tested the absolute limits but it seems like I could probably use a single length to escape from an upstairs window without a problem (does that count as 'survival'?). As a kite string, you could probably attach a 747 to it and prevent it flying away, so I really can't fault it. Great quality, useful reel, and black so it doesn't look like standard Kevlar. I'm just not sure (yet) how it will stand up to moisture, as woven Kevlar can break down under certain circumstances. However, it does seem to be coated so I'm reasonably optimistic that it'll survive for a while.

I went on a survival weekend recently and learnt how to escape from ziptie handcuffs using kevlar thread. This stuff is brilliant.

A+

Used this to replace cording on my caravan sliding fly-screen. Did a good job. Use sharp cutters!