RFF Woodland Neck Lanyard
🔥 RFF Neck Lanyard – Woodland 500D Cordura® | Mil-Spec Binding
Built Simple. Built Strong.
No plastic clips. No breakaway gimmicks. Just pure function and durability, the way gear should be.
The Recycled Firefighter Neck Lanyard is made from Woodland 500D Cordura® nylon and finished with Mil-Spec binding, sewn clean and tough. It’s purpose-built to carry ID badges, access cards, or small credentials the Recycled Firefighter way—minimal, bombproof, and ready for duty.
Specifications
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🪶 Material: 500D Cordura® Nylon in classic Woodland pattern
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⚙️ Construction: Fully sewn—no breakaway parts or plastic hardware
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🧵 Edges: Reinforced Mil-Spec binding for long-term durability
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🔍 Front: Clear ID screen for visibility and protection
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đź“Ź Length: Standard neck carry length (comfortable lay for daily wear)
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🇺🇸 Made in the USA
Why You’ll Love It
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No-Nonsense Design: Built to last, not to break.
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RFF-Grade Craftsmanship: The same care and stitching we use in our packs and wallets.
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Tactical Aesthetic: Woodland Cordura® and Mil-Spec edges look sharp anywhere—on-duty or off.
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Everyday Functionality: Perfect for job sites, gyms, trade shows, or EDC setups.
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Handcrafted in the USA. Designed for Everyday Use
By repurposing decommissioned fire hose, Recycled Firefighter keeps high-strength material out of landfills, making each product a sustainable choice.
The Recycled Firefighter warehouse, located in Cape Coral, Florida, serves as the central hub for our operations, where inventory, logistics, and quality assurance come together to ensure every order meets our high standards of craftsmanship and service.
At Recycled Firefighter, we utilize authentic, high-performance materials selected for their exceptional strength, durability, and rich history. Every product is built with purpose and crafted from materials that have already proven themselves in the harshest conditions.
At Recycled Firefighter, every product begins its second life in a production room located in Cape Coral, Florida. This space is more than a workshop; it’s a hub of craftsmanship, innovation, and American grit.