My daughter love the Ultra Thin Speed Cable with 1.3 mm wire.

great rope to start with . I got the 1 inch bead rope .with the long handles very smooth.

Bullet COMP® - CrossFit Double Under Jump Rope

I didn't know how important a decent jump rope was until I got my Elite SRS bullet comp. It is AMAZING. It makes doubleunders so much fun. The spin is incredible, it's light-weight, fits in the hand beautifully and is just a joy to use. HIGHLY recommend.

Ces beads m'ont permis de feanchir des paliers techniques et de progresser dans les tricks. Personnellement je les installe directement sur une corde classique pvc et pas sur une ficelle, pour plus d'inertie.
Le rendu visuel est par ailleurs très bien !

Well worth it. Love the support from srs. Really like the products. Will purchase again.

The best weighted rope you can buy. I love using this every day

I am new with this rope however love at and have been able to average about 30-50 more jumps in my 6 minute intervals. It does take a bit to get used to even after using the next size up for several years as this one whips around very fast.

Nothing fancy, it works just fine.

Custom Jump Rope

Pros: a big improvement from the jump rope I bought at target, didn’t tangle, has been great for a beginner, easy to adjust.
Cons: all I talk about now is jumping rope

Incredible and so easy to use while jumping on my unicycle!! Thanks so much @kimberly.circus

Before we start it is important to note that this is a no-bearing PVC cord rope. If you are doing crossfit and will ONLY be doing double-unders with both feet get a metal wire rope. For pretty much everyone else this is the kind of rope you'll want. 90-degree angles, bearings (with some exceptions like the expensive patented Buddy Lee ones), and metal wire makes doing cross overs and tricks way harder, and not for the right reasons. You don't need bearings or wire to do double-unders, I can do them with this rope, but it is def easier with a dedicated metal wire rope with bearings. Know your goals before you buy.

I'm not a big jumprope trick person, but I do box and as a result find myself jumproping and doing jumprope tricks a lot. This rope is perfect for that. Mine came relatively kink-free (where I live it is very hot, this may be why) so I did not need to boil the cord. The handles are very light, and this is what you want if you are doing this for cardio. Weighted handles work your forearms and shoulders more, but they reduce the length of time you can jump making them worse for cardio. The long handles make it easier to cross over and do tricks with your hands staying by your hips. The grips are shaped smartly and the rubber grips make it look like a jump rope worth spending $13 on and do help grip a little but above all are just more comfortable to hold between your fingers than hard plastic. The palm bulge at the end feels very ergonomic, at least to my hands. The PVC cord seems tougher than others I've seen, but it definitely won't hold up for a long time outdoors or on concrete, so bring a rug or a cardboard box if you know you will be jumping on rough concrete so your cord will last, and try to jump mostly on soft or smooth surfaces like a basketball court or foam mats. I recommend NOT cutting the cord at first. Just make 1-3 knots on either side about 8-12 inches from the handle at first. If 2 weeks pass without you adding or removing one, then you can cut and adjust (you can never go longer if you cut, and knots are helpful at first). The adjustment system worked fine for me when I tested it, but I still like having knots most the time.

My only complaint is that I would have loved (and wold've been willing to pay 2-3 bucks more ) to get a version with 1 or 2 extra cords in another color, as I plan to keep this as my main rope since I like it so much and know that someday in the future I will have to separately order a new cord. Attached is a photo of the minor scratches on the cord after a week or two of heavy use every day (so it'll last a long time but not forever).

Also, and this has nothing to do with this rope in particular, always jump with shoes on and only jump 1-3 inches off the group or you will beat up your knees and get shin splints, plus you can go longer this way. Just like anything there is right and wrong form and wrong form hurts so watch a YouTube video or something on good form. I learned this the hard way on my last rope.

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Good quality product!