Lanyard Making Supplies for Paracord Bracelets and Keychains
Shop D-style shackles, pinch-n-pull PVC latches, swivel trigger snaps and a nickel key ring for finishing paracord bracelets, keychains and everyday carry gear. These lanyard making supplies also include paracord in dozens of colors, skull beads, grooved stainless steel beads and skull lanyards tied by hand in five designs.
The D-style shackles come in a compass/threaded post style or a clevis pin style. Sized for paracord bracelets or necklaces, the clevis pin shackle is alloy steel with a stainless steel finish and locks with a spring-loaded ball detent. For a pinch-and-pull closure, the latches page has a 2-piece set in black high-impact PVC for survival bracelets, belts and holster accessories. A trigger snap for key chains stays shut until you press its trigger arm, and the key ring page adds a nickel ring 1.25 inches across for putting a lanyard on your keys.
Paracord here is 550 braided nylon in 10-foot units, offered in shades from Coyote Brown and Hunter Green to Neon Pink, Bubblegum and Woodland camo, plus reflective tracer versions of colors such as Optic Orange, Neon Yellow and Purple. Pull out the inner strands for flat-cord work. A 4-inch knife handle takes about 4 feet of paracord to wrap. Japanese-style lace cord, in flat black nylon, is listed there as well.
Beads can hang from a lanyard, a zipper pull or a holster. The ABS skulls come in translucent grey, hot pink and five neon shades, and the pewter gargoyle skulls are plated in antique gold or antique silver. UV-reactive polymer beads, which come in a 10-pack like the white or gray plastic skulls, turn purple, red and other shades in sunlight. Rather have a lanyard already tied? The skull lanyards page holds Cobra, Helix, Zipper, Box and Ladder designs, each finished with a skull bead you can remove. For help pairing cord with beads, drop us a line.