Born out of necessity, the NatStrap is a carefully crafted tool for survival.  This child bracelet contains 8 feet of cord, the NatStrap is constructed out of parachute cord that has a breaking strength of 550 pounds.  Unlike other bracelets of it's kind, the NatStrap doesn't use any hardware (clips or buckles) in its construction.  Instead, using a knot that is designed to slide up and down the cord with ease, the NatStrap will keep going when its counterparts lay on the trail due to a faulty buckle.

Originally constructed by naturalists for naturalists, the NatStrap has now found its way onto the wrists of other people who enjoy working and playing in the outdoors.  As the cord itself is made purely out of synthetic material, it is resistant to mold and mildew.  With no moving or metal parts, the NatStrap will not rust or fail.

 This NatStrap is 6” long and is red and white.  Made and donated by Mark Green, former Eagle Bluff Naturalist.