Reviews and Ratings for LionSteel TiP Titanium Lanyard Bead, Gray - TIP GY

LionSteel TiP Titanium Lanyard Bead, Grayrated 3.333 stars out of 5 (3 reviews)
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LionSteel TiP Titanium Lanyard Bead, Gray

 

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LionSteel TiP Titanium Lanyard Bead, Gray
rated 5 stars out of 5
Oldandcreaky
Milford, Ct
Apr 28, 2025
Pros: Design, Durability, Materials, Overall Quality
Cons: None

Beautiful and works perfectly

My Real Steel Stella knife has it hidden lanyard hole in the frame that would only accept a single 2 mm strand of paracord, such that I could not use a pre-made lanyard that would Loop through the lanyard hole. I used this lanyard bead to attach the two Loose Ends of a single strand of paracord which was much easier than the processed described in the prior review of this product. I did lightly melt both loose ends of the Paracord and then inserted them into the bead. At first I couldn't get the screw back in to lock them down but then I realized that the inside of the bead is a tapered cone and that the mating surface on the Locking screw is a tapered cylinder that makes into the tapered comb, such that all I had to do was not insert the Paracord ends as far into the bead. This allowed the point of the tapered cylinder on the screw to get between them and firmly squeeze them between the surface of the tapered cylinder and the tapered cone and the bead so that they are absolutely locked in place and will not come loose. Also, the compression of the Paracord against the Locking screw effectively acts as a thread Locker so that it will never unscrew itself. I love the facets on this bead and it is a great little product.
LionSteel TiP Titanium Lanyard Bead, Gray
rated 4 stars out of 5
Tunabatjackhammer
Oklahoma
Jul 11, 2020
Pros: Design, Durability
Cons: None

Great product (once I figured out what I was doing)

This bead arrived without instructions and I thought it would be easy to attach to my lanyard but after fidgeting around for what seemed like forever I was getting frustrated because once the cord was inside the bead there wasn’t enough room to get the holding screw to thread in. I finally came up with a solution that I will try to describe to hopefully help someone else in the same situation. After threading both ends of the paracord into the bead, trim both and fray / fluff up the ends then apply a flame to melt both ends and quickly pull the molten ends inside the bead then screw the locking screw down tightly. This lets the post displace the soft molten plastic and let’s everything go together flawlessly. The bead is top quality and hey, Titanium!
LionSteel TiP Titanium Lanyard Bead, Gray
rated 1 stars out of 5
Bruce
Denmark, Wi
Apr 29, 2025
Pros: Materials, Overall Quality
Cons: Design, Durability

Disappointing

I prefer to have lanyards on my knives and to have beads on them. This product seemed like a great idea. Unfortunately, not so much. There were no directions included, none at all. I went through a lot of Paracord trying to get some to work. Remember, this goes on last. So after the last knot is tied and the remaining pieces are cut to size, only then can you attach this bead. I tried many variations of final length and thickness. I finally got it to stay on but I don’t trust it at all. Again, it sounded like a good idea, but failed.