[kardar2]

I use a plastic grocery shopping bag to tote my cord and supplies. The scissors rip the bag and my cord is just one big ball of tangled mess. I was thinking of a plastic tote or cloth tote bag. But what should I do to keep the cord from tangling. Thanks.

 

[Sparky_D]

I coil mine up and hold them with keepers I make from scraps:

I use cross knots to form the loops, then a two strand diamond knot in the end:

Multiple cross knots allow me to adjust the diameter to fit the hank I'm storing...

 

[steven60]

Get a plastic bin and just coil up you're extra pieces throw em all in together .I use a smaller plastic container for hardware like scissors , buckles and whatever else but it all goes in the same bin

 

[knottymommy]

I put mine in old baby wipe containers lol

 

[bigtexprepper]

Knottymommy I do the same lmbo ..nothing wrong with recycling

 

[kardar2]

My daughter nlaw is getting ready to have a baby

 

[MrParacord]

I'll coil the cord into a bundle and take the ends and tie a loose knot around the bundle. I store the bundles in a cardboard box that I got when my AT&T U-Verse box and Internet was installed which was almost two years ago.

For tools and hardware I use a plastic pencil box from Walmart, Target, etc.

 

[BYork]

Just got this bag at a gun show I went to for only $20 I think it's one of the best $20 I've spent in a while. It keeps everything organized instead of the box I used to keep it in! It's a really high quality bag as well!

 

[HardcoreSlot]

I use a big ammo box.

 

[Ready_Cords]

I use a surplus USMC ILBE Assault Pack, and it works really well. The main compartment will hold 25-30 hanks of 50-100 feet each, plus a Plano 3700 StowAway box with all my hardware. Tools fit in the front pocket. It's ridiculously durable, and it goes with me anywhere.

 

[sbarnhardt]

Got a black cloth tool bag, 15 inch I think, from Harbor Freight. Has pockets on the inside and outside with a large open area in the middle inside. Zips closed and has carrying handles. Some where in the 12 dollar range if memory serves me correct, but on sale now for less than 10.

 

[MrParacord]

Got a black cloth tool bag, 15 inch I think, from Harbor Freight. Has pockets on the inside and outside with a large open area in the middle inside. Zips closed and has carrying handles. Some where in the 12 dollar range if memory serves me correct, but on sale now for less than 10.

I got two if those bags one yellow and black and the other all black and I got both over the last two years using coupons for $5 each. I use those bags for tools and not for paracord.

 

[sbarnhardt]

I got two if those bags one yellow and black and the other all black and I got both over the last two years using coupons for $5 each. I use those bags for tools and not for paracord.

Isn't Harbor Freight a great place for a poor boy?? lol

 

[MrParacord]

Isn't Harbor Freight a great place for a poor boy?? lol

Yes it is. I'm going there this weekend for some tie downs and some wheel chocks.

 

[Baddestracer]

Habor frieght is awesome I go there like every other weekend

 

[Trab9000]

Use the tamale method to store your cord. After wrapping it in this way, put a rubber band around it to hold it.

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[bigtexprepper]

TAMALES ! Oh sorry there for second I was thinking of food lol!!

 

[Baddestracer]

I use a plastic grocery shopping bag to tote my cord and supplies. The scissors rip the bag and my cord is just one big ball of tangled mess. I was thinking of a plastic tote or cloth tote bag. But what should I do to keep the cord from tangling. Thanks.

What shade of white do you have I want to get some.... thanks in advanced