Digital Weighted Jump Rope with Counter for Fitness and Exercise Training

Tweety: I purchased this item to do the 1,000 jumps a day challenge. The counter was extremely helpful in keeping up with where I was. Only thing I didn’t like was it would count the interrupted jump as a rotation even though I was currently tangled in the rope mid jump😂. It was very light weight. I enjoyed this product. Very great purchase.

United States on Sep 04, 2021

Joslyn J: Easy to use and set up. Comes with an extra “rope” that you don’t actually have to use to jump over. Also comes with an extra battery and and screw driver if you need to replace the existing battery in the future. I do wish the rope was a bit heavier when jumping.

United States on Jan 29, 2021

Kelsey: I like how it keeps track of how many jumps I do so I can work towards a goal. I have small hands and also like how it's easy to hold and doesn't snag. Having both the long rope and the small rope weights are great as when I workout inside I don't want the rope to be hitting things so the short ball tether things are great for that and the rope is great for outdoor exercise. I haven't had a problem with working the jump rope and it's pretty easy. I'm a direction reader but I suggest reading the little instruction pamphlet to learn how to work it instead of just trying to learn on the fly.

United States on Dec 01, 2020

Teesha35Teesha35: This is a pretty cool cordless jump rope! I like the fact that it’s to use indoors because you don’t have to worry about hitting things or other people. It can be used in small spaces, if needed.

You have to hold it just right and swing fast in order for it to swivel when the rope is attached. It’s easy to use and figure out, for the most part, despite the instructions not being too clear.

I like how it counts your calories and you can store your weight in it, too. The fact that it comes with a replacement battery and screwdriver is definitely a plus, especially if you sew and can use it for your machines, lol.

It’s easy to throw the handles and the extenders with the balls into a backpack without worrying about the rope unraveling.

United States on Nov 20, 2020

Kim G: Really liked this jump rope! It keeps track of your jump count, est. calories lost and how long you jump for, which is really cool. I haven't tried using the full rope outdoors, but I really enjoy the ropeless option for indoor jumping! It made me realize how much weaker my left arm is than my right, but also it doesn't require much space to jump and I can jump at any time of day without worrying about being too noisy. The only annoying thing is that when the rope is attached to the handle, you can't change the settings, you need to undo the rope before changing which is a little unnecessary but I don't foresee myself changing the setting much so it's not that big a deal.

United States on Sep 26, 2020