Jump Rope for Fitness – Adjustable PVC Exercise Rope with Tangle-Free Design & Comfortable Foam Handles, Ideal for Cardio, Home Workout & Training for Men, Women & Kids – XYLsports

I bought a macaroni like, plastic tubes jump rope first, probably because it was cheapest and what I knew as a kid. I got this "speed" rope 2nd and find it much easier to use as I am relearning to jump rope. I'm also pretty out of shape -- only a little overweight but a sedentary desk work-life. I'm finding jumping with fewer trips easier with this rope. Could be just what works for me, but it's my experience. Handles are comfortable. Length is adjustable. Moves through the air more easily than a true rope jumprope I had a number of years ago. Can't compare it to "many" other ropes, just the one macaroni rope and one rope-rope, but I like this speed, cable rope best.

It’s a good jump rope, the handles are comfortable to hold, and I like that it’s pink!

This jump rope is pretty decent for what it cost. The rope itself is almost 10' long out of the box and made with a vinyl covering over woven nylon material. I'm over 6' and had to shorten it well over a foot, but it's very easy to do. The handles are about 5" long, which is a little shorter than on some of the other jump ropes out there, but they are still comfortable to use and give good grip. They are made from hollow plastic tubes with foam outer grips and rotating metal bearings where the rope enters as well as removable end plugs to access the ropes push-on nylon connectors to shorten it if needed. The jump rope is working well for me and seems to be holding up okay, so I think it was worth what I paid for it here on Amazon.

I purchased two jump ropes - this one in the review and this other one (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00LGXE5NS/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_8). I jump rope as a warm up exercise in preparation for dance, functional training and running. I purchased this one for regular use at the gym. (The other one I purchased for travel.) So far, I really like this product. I use it about three to four times a week for about 5 minutes each time. I like the ball bearings (smooth and snag free), weight (its light, but not too much), the ease of adjusting the length (I could shorten it with having to cut the rope), and the handles (grippy and well sized). No cons to report at this time.

This is a very affordable model- yet plastic rope becomes very stiff and unusable in cold weather. Overall good performance in warm weather, especially as a back up or for travel.

I took Wirecutter's pick and tried it myself and was surprised how well this jump rope is because of the cheap price tag. This jump rope is very versatile and durable. It's hard to find any fault in it as it's been pounded on concrete for over 6 months and counting now and still holds up. For the price and how well it performs, it's an easy recommendation. I'm sure they're other jump ropes better, but with this price tag and how easily it can adjust, it's hard to overlook especially when first starting out to jump rope or you just jump rope casually. My only gripe with it is that you WILL have to adjust the rope when you get it because it is unrealistically long, but you can either cut the excess rope or what I did was just fold up the excess rope and tuck it inside the handles.

I’ve purchased maybe 5 jump ropes on Amazon over the years. This is the best for exercising. The rope itself is a good weight and material, and the piece that allows you to adjust the length is good and does not interfere with jumping. The handles could be a bit longer, but that doesn’t bother much.

Like others I got this because of the Wirecutter review and the low cost. You get what you pay for. No ball bearings means the rope continuously twists and it is too light to move through the air well. I can't believe Wirecutter recommended this product. Used it once and threw it away, complete waste of money.

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It was alright until it broke. Very cheap design, doesn't look like it's meant to last.