ROPE Logic Teufelberger epiCORD Sewn Eye & Eye 11/32 in. x 30 in. Blue

Elevated hitching with epiCORD

Introducing ROPE Logic's take on Teufelberger epiCORD, a hitchcord engineered for dependable, controlled tying. Measuring 11/32 in. (9.3 mm) in diameter and 30 inches long, it sits between compact reach and measurable strength for a variety of rigging tasks.

What sets epiCORD apart

The outer layer combines polyester and technora for heat resistance while staying flexible enough to help you form clean hitches quickly. The core blends technora and dyneema in a deliberate balance, designed to support a hitch that can release when you need it to. Grizzly Spliced sewn eyes are crafted by Rope Logic, with other lengths available to fit different setups.

Key specifications include a tensile strength of 7,700 lbs. (34.4 kN) and a working load limit of 774 lbs. (3.4 kN), reflecting a gear choice that aims to balance performance with safety-minded limits.

Two detailed bulleted lists to guide use

• Outer cover: heat-resistant polyester and technora for durability without sacrificing knot-ability.
• Core construction: technora with dyneema braided to support controlled hitch release.
• Eye construction: Grizzly Spliced sewn eyes by Rope Logic for a clean, professional finish.
• Length and compatibility: 30 inches with availability of other lengths to suit different rigs.
• Strength metrics: 7,700 lbs. tensile strength and 774 lbs. working load limit for clear expectations.

• Real-world confidence: steady performance under load in rigging, lashing, or temporary setups.
• Handling feel: smooth surface and balanced core contribute to predictable hitch behavior.
• Flexibility in practice: outer material retains shape while the core supports ease of release when required.
• Professional finish: sewn eyes by the Rope Logic team deliver a durable, ready-to-use setup.

Availability and usage notes

Other lengths are available beyond the 30-inch option, enabling compatibility with a range of rope and anchor configurations. This cord is described with strength ratings that help you assess fit for your tasks, while the release-focused core design suggests a controlled, purposeful hitching experience. For best results, inspect the cord and eyes before each use and follow standard rigging practices.