Just Jump It Original Retro Ankle Skipper Skip Ball Jumping and Skipping Toy for Exercise and Agility for Ages 4 and Up - Purple

Fun toy. Hard to teach how to use. With practice she will get it.

Do not purchase. The rope twists and strangles the ankle. Poorly designed.

Loved this toy as a kid. Lots of inferior ones online I saw this at a toy shop while traveling and regretted not buying it. Then found it here on Amazon. This has a nice braided rope with rubber ball which will not scuff floors indoors. Bought 2 for Xmas gifts. Going to get one for me for my home gym. I can’t jump rope in by basement gym ( low ceiling) this will be a great alternative. Great for coordination, cardio fun!!

Had a different style as a kid. I thought it was the same but as you try to use it the rope tangles.

This was a replacement for a different ankle skipper that fell apart after a couple of weeks of use. This one is much more sturdy. She;s now had it a couple of months an its going strong.

A little disappointed with this thing......I remember as a child having a skipper with a formed rubber ring that slipped around your ankle and a bouncy ball on the other end. This just has the rope that goes around the ankle and the ball is hard plastic, so it doesn't work quite the same way. I thought it would be a fun way to get some extra exercise, and the concept is right, just lacks a bit in the execution. Didn't work for what I wanted, but maybe a child would enjoy it.

I wanted one of these for me since my kids have a very cheap version with a light, holey ball on the end. This ball is heavy and works well when the rope is tight. It has a learning curve and doesn't forgive much. If the ball isn't spinning fast enough, the rope starts to bind and the ball gets caught on the floor. Fast enough is, the ball not touching the ground. The loop on the end is huge, but I haven't tightened it yet. My husband can do it well, I'm getting better but the rope binds up on me, and my kids are okay with it until it flies off their foot. The loop could easily be fixed with a ponytail holder for a temporary hold. It seems to be held in place very snugly. If we decide to purchase another one, it will be this one. Unlike the plastic ones with a rigid tether, this fits in a space the size of the ball.

My little girl is not so sports minded, I wanted a way to get her moving and she told me one day about this which reminded me of the one I had, it had a bee on it. So with spring break here I thought I would buy her one too keep her and the other kids busy and moving. It is a huge hit with all the ages 4-17.