Atwood Mobile Products Nano Cord .75mm 300ft Small Spool Lightweight Braided Cord

This review is for the Nano Cord .75mm 300ft Small Spool Lightweight Braided Cord sold by US Stainless Inc shipped by Amazon, it arrived the next day. Well packaged. Good quality thread. Nice color. A lot for your money. Works well.

Full spools, very strong, good colors.glad I ordered from AtwoodThanks a bunch.

I really like this nanotechnology cord, I was concerned it wouldn't be strong enough to retie some cages back together but it worked perfectly fine. Would definitely recommend this product.

This is their smallest cord, but still pretty strong. Good for string crafts that need to hold a know better than fishing string, or when you want some color. Or the earth tones can be used as a trip wire for an alarm. Or to hold windchimes (keep in the shade as UV will eventually damage and weaken it like all types of cordage).

Good quality - inline with paracord planet. I use both brands and like Atwood very much.

One of the best stillwater fly patterns is the braided-butt adult damselfly. Micro cord is a good size for dragonflies, and light blue nano cord is a hair small but totally functional for damsels. One roll will last a life time. I use black fingernail polish to add the segmentation to the tail.

To give you an idea of how tiny this is, it fits in the line between the segments of my fingers, at the knuckle. I think I could probably sew with this, no joke. I was looking for the smallest paracord for jewelry making, I wouldn’t even call this paracord. “Nano” is accurate, but calling it paracord almost seems deceptive. No way you could use this for a parachute. I thought this might just be ultra-thin paracord that would fit my jewelry holes well, but that’s not what this is. It is cord, but not paracord. I give it three stars because it does seem to be strong for its size, and it is very pretty in color, but, there’s no way it’s strong enough to classify as real paracord, and, the size isn’t even remotely in the ballpark of smallest paracord size. I ended up having to braid much more than three layers of this cord together to get anywhere close to the thinnest paracord I’m used to for jewelry making. Ended up taking a lot more time than my initial project was supposed to, but waste not want not I guess 😂 On the plus size, you could probably use this cord for stringing beads with much smaller holes, but I got small paracord hoping to fill a larger bead. Oh well! 🤷🏻‍♀️

Restrung my wind chime. Happy with it.