Elite Jumps Muay Thai 2.0 Weighted Jump Rope - Designed for High-Intensity Training, Muay Thai, & MMA Workouts - Heavy 1.3lb PVC Jump Ropes for Fitness

Well built, good weight and smooth bearings. Highy recommend!

Great weight and balance. Very durable, very fast. The grips are good too. I also didn’t need to adjust the length and the value is unmatched.

If you want an extremely difficult workout that feels and requires different things from any speed rope or traditional jump rope, get this.It will destroy your grip strength and forearms, and your shoulders will feel it too, while demanding more overall cardio at the same time.With a normal speed rope or basic jump rope you’re basically just jumping in place to a timed rhythm, which is excellent for cardio, lower leg and foot strength, and explosive movement, but this heavy rope feels and demands entirely different levels of fitness.I could do an easy 5-round workout on my basic speed rope, I got this thing, and I was unable to do anything beyond two amateur (2-minute) rounds with this thing.Get it. If you want overall fitness, this is THE exercise to do. Condition yourself to be able to do at least 5 3-minute rounds with this rope and there will rarely be anyone who can outperform you.

It seems good and long enough for me, other reviews are correct on height. I think max is about 6'2 person. However I've noticed middle of the cable is wearing on the concrete floor. I'm being picky where I jump. Rope is heavy enough for sure. Any more and it's all forearms.

Well made jump rope. Solid. Gives you that extra workout you are looking for.

This rope isn't physically heavy. The difficulty comes from the thickness of the rope, creating incredible wind resistance, making it very difficult to maintain a pace. This engages upper body a lot more than standard jump ropes, and is perfect for anyone looking for a challenging rope. The size of the rope creates a much lower "swoosh" sound, and you will feel the weight as you try to pick up the speed. It's like running with a parachute.You're definitely going to want to jump on a soft pad. I have a rubber mat that might even be too abrasive for the rope. I might try adding some electrical tape at the point of contact to see if that extends the life.

Great addition to my equipment and workout. I’m 72 years old and this jump rope greatly helps my cardio workout as prescribed by my primary physician.

This weighted jump rope is a little heavier than I thought it would be, but I’m happy with it.Ken Vinson