Glow Dacron® – 15 Feet / 155lbs Test

Glow Survival Cordage – Built for Field Repairs, EDC, and Emergency Use

Compact Strength When You Need It

The Glow Dacron® cord is a tough, ultra-compact emergency cord designed for survival, repairs, and everyday carry. At just 1 ounce, it packs 15 feet of 9-strand Dacron® thread rated at 155 lbs of tensile strength—ready for use in countless field scenarios.

Built for Survival and Outdoor Versatility

• Ultra-Strong Fiber – Made from UHMwPE Dacron®, stronger than standard 550 paracord

• Glow in the Dark – Easy to locate in low light or emergency conditions

• Multi-Purpose Utility – Use for tent guy-lines, tarp repair, pulleys, first aid improvisation, zipper pulls, or EDC kits

• Weather Resistant – Resists UV rays, moisture, rot, oils, and chemicals for long-lasting performance

• Compact & Lightweight – Just 1 ounce, easily stored in survival kits, pockets, or packs

Field-Proven Advantages

• Reliable cordage that won’t rot or weaken in wet or marine environments

• Perfect addition to bug-out bags, overlanding rigs, and field repair kits

• Highly visible in the dark for faster access and reduced loss

• Trusted material for tactical sewing, kiting, and improvised solutions in the field

Specifications

• Length: 15 ft

• Strength: 155 lbs tensile rating

• Construction: 9-strand Dacron® UHMwPE

• Weight: 1 oz

• Color: Glow

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FAQ

Is this the same as 550 paracord?
No. While it appears similar, this cord is made from Dacron® (UHMwPE), which is stronger and more resistant to environmental damage than standard paracord.

Does it really glow?
Yes. The cord charges under light and emits a glow, making it easy to locate in darkness or low-light conditions.

Can it be used for marine or outdoor applications?
Absolutely. Dacron® is immune to rot and resists moisture, UV rays, oils, and chemicals, making it perfect for boating, fishing, and survival use.

What is the weight limit?
This cord has a tensile strength rating of 155 lbs, making it reliable for field repairs, gear tie-downs, and utility tasks.