Hand crafted 550 Paracord Monkey Fist Keychain With 3/4" Steel Ball, Cobra Weave, & 1" Key Ring
Product Description
History of the Monkey Fist:
Monkey fists knots were originally used by sailors to aid in throwing lines from ship to ship or from ship to shore, which is where term sailor's knot has come from. As it is ran between two ships, it can be attached to a net to aid in netting fish. It has many other common names such as monkey foot, monkey paw, slug shots, slung shot, and much more. In the 19th century, monkey fists were commonly used as melee weapons for close encounters.
Present Day Uses:
The monkey fist has many other useful uses such as adding weight to an end of a line, assists climbers by acting as an anchor, used in skydiving acting as a hacky handle, self defense to provide protection, and also as decoration.
Monkey Fist Keychain:
Our monkey fist key chains are constructed of quality 7-strand 550 Paracord, a 3/4" solid sphere shaped steel ball, and a one inch diameter key ring allowing attachment to any keyset. Measuring approximately 8 & 3/4" from end to end makes this keychain great as a fashionable decoration, self-protection, and ease of finding keys when needed. Be prepared to thwart of any attacker if the occasion were to arise. With about 9 feet of cordage used to hand assemble, these monkey fists can be disassembled and the cord can be reused for a variety of survival applications. Purchase with confidence knowing you will always have cordage on you & protection if needed.
Feature
-Measures approximately 8 & 3/4" (from end to end)