Skipping Rope, Speed Jump Rope Tangle-free Adjustable Cord with Rapid Ball Bearings & Soft Foam Handle for Fitness Workouts Fat Burning Exercises Boxing - Spare Cord Length Adjuster Included

It’s a skipping rope, if your above 6”5 you may have trouble but you can carry it anywhere with its compact storage, it’s lightweight and speedy and easy to use, the quality is normal.

Nice quality rope and handles, but to adjust you do need proper wire cutters - scissors won't cut it (which is good for the rope quality but not good for easy adjustment if you don't own a lot of tools!)

Good quality, easy to adjust, but tricky to cut to size. Used a hacksaw, which did the trick. Recommend the product; good handles and strong, steel-encased rope. Tested it and it works well. So far, so good. Comes with a case and spare grommets that adjust the rope. Left slack in case it's needed. Good instructions, too.

It's usually true, if you buy cheap it often is cheap. Not in this case, this skipping rope for training is a light design, easy to get use to it's smooth and fast rotation and functionality.The grips have soft thin padding but robust handles and instead of a rope a plastic coated multi core wire that will not wear quickly. The bearing inside the handle makes every spin fast and precise with the slightly weighted wire.Perfect for fitness training whatever your sport. And at a fraction of the price. I highly recommend it.

Not bad, easy to adjust

Lovely skipping rope, great balance and length. Sadly, with my stroke, it wasn't suitable for me so I gave it away.

You know how some jump ropes just feel... off? Either too light, too flimsy, or they tangle up the second you put them down? This one actually surprised me in a good way. The handles have this soft foam grip that feels comfortable even when you start sweating, and the ball bearings make the rotation super smooth—no annoying twisting or uneven tension. I also love that it’s adjustable, so I could tweak the length without any hassle. They even include an extra length adjuster, which is a nice touch. That said, the rope itself is pretty thin, so if you're jumping on rough concrete, I could see it wearing down faster over time. But for indoor workouts or smoother surfaces, it’s great. It’s one of those little fitness things that just works—no fuss, no constant untangling, just grab it and go.

Very sturdy, easy to manage as described