Cover wider seams with true 1-inch plain-weave grosgrain nylon construction.
Meet tactical build standards with tape rated to MIL-PRF-5038 Type III, Class 2.
Match gear finishes easily with a coyote 498 shade suited to tactical and outdoor colors.
Choose domestically produced binding that meets Berry Amendment sourcing requirements.
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Build tougher gear with 1-inch coyote 498 nylon binding, produced to MIL-PRF-5038 Type III, Class 2 specifications and manufactured in line with Berry Amendment sourcing requirements. Woven as a plain-weave grosgrain nylon tape, this binding folds over raw fabric edges to lock seams in place and withstand repeated handling. A full 1-inch width gives extra coverage on wider seams and panels, so stitched edges hold together through daily field use. Coyote 498 matches standard tactical and outdoor gear finishes, letting you pair this tape with a wide range of fabrics without a mismatched look.
Woven at a true 1-inch width, this tape features a plain-weave grosgrain construction that lies flat and folds cleanly for binding work along fabric edges. Nylon fibers add flexibility and abrasion resistance, so the tape keeps its shape through repeated folding, stitching, and machine handling. Coyote 498 coloring matches widely used tactical and outdoor color palettes, making this tape simple to pair with coyote brown, and ranger green fabrics. Built to MIL-PRF-5038 Type III, Class 2 standards, every roll keeps a steady width and weave density from start to finish, so yardage estimates stay accurate for bigger cutting jobs. Pick up a shorter length for a single project or order bulk spools to keep production lines running.
Reach for coyote binding like this to finish edges and reinforce seams on tactical vests, backpacks, pouches, and other gear built to handle daily wear. Strap and harness builders, along with military web belt manufacturers, often select 1-inch nylon binding for wrapping wider components that need extra edge protection. Outdoor gear makers also use it to finish flaps, pocket openings, and panel edges on packs meant for regular field use. Binding tape is meant for edge finishing and moderate reinforcement, not for climbing, rappelling, or other critical load-bearing applications, so planned loads should stay under 25 percent of the tape's rated tensile strength. Factory splices may occasionally appear within a roll, a normal trait of woven nylon tape that does not affect performance. A responsive support team is available to help with cutting, sizing, or bulk order details, backing every spool with a steady standard of quality.
