CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
The CSI standard poly jump rope is 10 feet long and made for speed roping. This is a lightweight, top quality jump rope designed for durability, flexibility and speed. The color is not defined and is mixed by our manufacturer. This jump rope has swivel handles so that the rope never coils up while in use. This is our best selling workout jumprope.
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$6.99
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Product Details
Package Length:
3.0 inches
Package Width:
1.1 inches
Package Height:
0.05 inches
Package Weight:
0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 2 reviews
Features
10'
csi model# 9524
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Average Customer Review: ( 2 customer reviews )
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8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
jump rope for tall people Sep 17, 2008
By William C. Harding I am 6'5 and find it nearly impossible to jump rope with the standard length jump rope. I have just begun to start with the exercise and didn't want to buy something not knowing if I was going to stick with it. I found this and it was perfect, long enough and cheap! It has lasted me for a month now and I haven't had any problems. I might get a faster one when my coordination improves but this has been a great starter rope.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
It doesn't get any worse Jun 15, 2010
By A. Jones This is the worst jump rope imaginable. If you want a jump rope of this quality go to the Dollar Store and by cloth line for $0.99 - it will make a better jump rope!
I put the rope on a hook two weeks ago hoping it would eventually straighten itself out, but it still looks like the track of a drunken snake.
The rope is way too light and will not work outside unless there is absolutely no wind at all.
Also, be aware that the blue rope you are ordering is actually red.
Before you spend [...] on this piece of crap consider burning the money!!!
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based on 2 reviews
jump rope for tall people Sep 17, 2008
By William C. Harding
It doesn't get any worse Jun 15, 2010
By A. Jones
