Jump Rope, Ball Bearings Tangle-Free Rapid Speed Cable Skipping Rope, Adjustable Jumping Ropes for Men, Women and Kids - 2 Pack

Overall it is a really good product. The handles are soft and light, the ropes are durable and flexible. The handles are good for making an adjustment but it is a little bit too loose. It came off once.I am 5'2", I need to cut about 1 foot. The jump rope is a perfect fit for my husband who is 6' tall. If you are taller than 6', then the jump rope might be a little short for you.

Great quality for price

I thought this set was GREAT! I loved the thickness and it worked very well for me. I ordered this for myself and for my 7 yr old Son. When I tried to cut the length for him, I couldn't find anything in the house to cut it! It's SUPER STRONG! Or my 3 different pairs of wire cutters were DULL!?? No Way scissors work. I ended up ordering another one because I totally messed His up trying to cut it! I wonder if anyone else had issues with cutting it shorter.... Otherwise it was totally worth it and I would buy again, for myself.

..Got these jump ropes for a little bit of exercise. They're very good quality.. I don't know about me and my age though. Quality is not as good as a jump rope.🤣🤣🤣🤣

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I've been using these for over a month now and would rank myself as an intermediate level jump roper. In my opinion, here are the pros and cons:PROS- Affordable + you get two!- Easy to adjust height- Rope is durable- Handles are comfortable- Great for beginnersCONS- In the learning/beginner stages the rope can hurt pretty bad if you smack yourself with it so just be mindful of that- Also, in the early stages of learning jump rope, stepping on the rope or tripping over it could cause you to lose your grip on the handles and they can break easy- Handles feel cheap- Handles can unscrew themselves while you are jumping- Handles can't handle being dropped too many times (keep in mind I'm not tossing them to the ground... But just lightly dropping them from not even a foot above the ground)Word of caution is to keep your thumbs securely over the part that unscrews. Which is good practice for jump roping anyways -- keep your thumbs close to the rope as much as you can on the handle and using your wrists to spin the rope.To give more context as to why most of my gripes are about the handles, I almost was injured from the handle unscrewing itself while I was jumping rope. It unscrewed and threw off my rhythm which then caused the handle to fly out of my hand and hit the ground. The handle shattered and a bunch of plastic flew from the source of impact with the ground.I'm left with one remaining rope, but now that I'm aware of these quirks, I haven't had any issues. I also jump rope on a rug/mat so the rope itself is remaining quite durable.If you're a more advanced jump rope enthusiast, then I would recommend finding a different more well crafted rope and handles.

Somewhat cheaply made but it’ll last if you take care of it. Been using it twice a week for 20 minutes for the last two months and It hasn’t broken down. The rope itself is well made but the handles unscrew sometimes. Overall solid product for the money you spend. Would buy again

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