Skipping Ropes for Adults - Great as Exercise Skipping Rope, for Boxing or as Adult Fitness Jump Rope - For Home Gym Equipment - Adjustable two cable system for Men & Women by WODNation

Corda molto pratica e bella,si presta altresì all'inserimento di pesi nelle impugnature per renderla ulteriormente performante nell'allenamento. Ha cuscinetti a sfere ed impugnatura gradevolmente morbida al tatto. Fornita con due cavi di diverso spessore. Consigliata.

Podiam incluir instruções para os acessórios que traz

Una de las cuerdas sí se siente ligeramente más pesada que la otra, sumado a los pesos insertados en los mangos ofrece una buena resistencia al momento de ejercitarse. Los rodamientos y el sistema de inserción de la cuerda ofrecen un movimiento constante y libre de enredos constantes que ayuda a mantener un buen ritmo de ejercicio. Los materiales se sienten de buena calidad

Last time I jumped rope was probably 10 years ago, I decided to get back into it for exercise and bought this one.The rope itself is great, spins very smoothly thanks to the bearings. I would say it's a moderate weight (less than the thick, heavy weighted ropes some gyms have), if you try to jump VERY slowly it would probably get annoying but realistically even for a first timer it's not difficult once adjusted. The handles are comfortable to hold, the wrapping material is soft enough to feel nice on your palms but has good grip. I really like the design of the bearings and the axles holding the rope at a right angle to the handle - I think it's a very efficient design and feels smooth when jumping.It gets tangled a little if there is too much slack. I adjusted mine so that it barely touches the ground as I skip, and I jump as fast as I can handle so tension is not a problem and it pretty much never gets tangled while I jump.The instructions have you basically make it the distance from your feet to armpits, which I find way too long. Instead I measure by putting the rope behind my knees and holding the handles out in front of me with straightened arms, which is much shorter, and I shortened a few inches more through trial and error. I recommend starting with the too-long length that the instructions suggest, and adjusting down from there. As the manual says, it's a lot easier to shorten than to lengthen it.The handles each have two holes that the cable makes a U through, and friction holds it in place. So adjustment is very easy, and you don't have to cut the extra bit in case you want to be able to lengthen it later. However if you let the extra bit of cable wrap around the rest of the rope, it tangles a bit more. But if you jump fast enough to hear it whip, it still won't tangle.The first time I tried jumping in my dirt yard the plastic sheath immediately started getting scratched. I think you should definitely not use this on rough surfaces like concrete or pavement, it wouldn't last long. I had those jigsaw piece-style rubber mat tiles around so I jump on those (you can make do with 1x2' but 2x3' is roomier), better for my feet and no damage on the cable. After a few days I got good enough to spin it without ever touching the ground.

Very lightweight and fast if you’re new to hope rope I recommend you don’t use it, also this rope cannot be shared with others unless they are the same height as you, since it’s adjusted by wire cutters. So say you give it to a taller friend they won’t be able to adjust it back sadly