Weighted Rope - 1LB Heavy Jump Rope for Men Women Fitness Workouts, Non-Slip Aluminum Handles, Premium Skipping Rope for Exercise, Adjustable Length 9MM Solid PVC/Cotton Rope

I had been hoping to buy a more expensive weighted rope from a competitor because of all the bells and whistles they promise, but then found this one. It's well designed, and it's durable. You can use this on pavement, and not have the added expense of buying a jumping mat, too. It doesn't kink, has good mechanical action in the bearings, and feels good in the hands. And it's 1/4 the price of of the fancier brand that necessitates a gentler jumping surface. And after nearly two months of using this weighted rope, my cardio and overall endurance are noticeably stronger. It does what it's designed to do. How refreshing.

Haven’t got to use it yet just got it. But when unpacked it felt like the nicest jump rope I’ve ever had in my hand. And looked great. Even came with some spacers to adjust the length of the rope. Very nice

I used the gray cloth rope for well over a year and overall it's one of the better ropes I've used. Sometimes I use it on padded floors, but mostly outside on concrete. I'm not sure how long the rope would have lasted without the gray rubber slide, but mine had it and overall I liked the rope.The only real issue is that over time the metal part of the handles burn into the cloth rope. And I mean burn; you can smell it. The smell you can get over, but after some of the rope gets burned in, the rope twirls around the handle kindof "wonky" and it doesn't feel good on the wrist. You can keep adjusting the length of the rope to set it past the burnt part to temporarily fix it, but eventually you get to a spot where you can't go any shorter for your height. That's where I'm at. But since it lasted me this long, I figured I'd buy another and while I do I'll leave this review since I would've liked to know that this could be an issue. I'm leaving a picture of the rope by the handle so ya'll can see how the rope gets burnt and loses some of it's thickness around the handle.It would be nice if VOXLOVA would add some material around the handle inserts to keep the rope from burning in at the handles. 4/5.

This is a nice jump rope for the price! I have used it about every other day for the past couple months and have experienced zero issues. The quality is good, easy to adjust and the bag it comes with is made of good material. Highly recommend if your a daily jumper.

After a quick adjustment I fell in love with this jump rope. The rope is actually longer than 9 ft. This is good if you’re on the taller side. I tied 2 knots, 1 on each side, to get my rope to my preferred length, 8’11” minus the handles. I’m 5’6” and I like my rope slightly longer than recommended. I tied knots instead of cutting so can keep the rope as heavy as possible and so I can make quick adjustments to length. I’ve cut my rope too short in the past and once you cut it you can’t uncut it. The rope itself feels very good to turn. The handles feel comfortable and the weight of the rope gives me a lot of feedback while not being too heavy. The rubber strip around the handles might not be adequate if you get sweaty hands. I wrapped bar tape around the handles for grip and comfort. Tennis tape would also get the job done. At $24 dollars it’s a great value. If I can get a year out of it I’ll be happy. I love this rope and it’s definitely my favorite thus far. I hope you found this review helpful.

Easy to adjust size. Comes with a screwdriver and extra clamp.Smooth rotation. The 1 pound rope adds a little resistance but can be used to jump normally, including double jumps.Well constructed and quality feeling

This is a good rope overall for the price point. I wanted to get a weighted rope but shied away from the cost of the metal cable ropes. This rope is solid and the handles rotate quite freely.The main problem is that it stretches out a bit as you start to jump and the rope spins. I’ve found it hard to really dial it in to where it’s not so long it slaps the ground to rebound and tangle on my feet while also not being so short that it also clips my feet. You can see and feel it lengthen when you pull on it. I’m assuming what happens is it stretches out from its own weight and centrifugal force as you spin it.So it’s not bad for the price. It just might take some fussing and frequent adjustment to really dial it in for you. Personally, I broke down and invested in a metal cable rope.

The length is adjustable by locating a moveable stop and trying it out until you get the right length. Also the bearings in the grips make the rope swing smoothly.