
I replaced the zipper pull and
paracord attachment/retention loop that came on the
Maxpedition pouch that I bought with bday money last month. Although the pouch is rectangular in shape compared to the old
teardrop version I've used for a few years, they're not much different in what they'll hold.

I used
1.4mm cord for the zipper pull, in a doubled Solomon bar/Portuguese sinnet/king cobra stitch pattern, tied directly to the pull on the pouch, and went over the paracord lanyard with knot work between the
diamond/lanyard knots, and used a couple of
two-strand wall knots for the final length that fits inside the pouch and is attached to the
titanium keyring.
The
dragon clip was purchased within the last couple of years, and I'd dropped it into a gadget drawer without having a specific project in mind to use it with.

Since the knot work over the paracord wouldn't fit through the grommet on the pouch, I left that section uncovered, just long enough to pull the edc keyring out of the pouch when I need to access the keys,
knife,
multitool,
flashlight or whatnot...
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