Denvosi BOD Rope Cordless Jump Rope with 3 Pcs Resistance Bands, BOD Ropes Workout Band for Fitness Train MBF Program Weighted Workout, Ropeless Skipping Rope Cotton

They do the trick and work for what they're meant for, but they do fall apart easily.

When it said weighted, I wasn't sure exactly on what it meant. When they arrived, there are actually weights inside of the balls. At first I didn't think they were that bad but when you are doing the jump rope movement for about 10 minutes or so, I really start feeling the weight in my forearms. A few of the workouts I do require a jump rope but the limited amount of space that I have doesn't allow me to use a jump rope in my home. Rather than having to go outside to workout, I just bought these and so glad that I did. The balls at the end really give me the feeling that I'm actually using a jump rope. The resistance bands that come with this were definitely a bonus and don't tear or rip easily as I still have them. The handles on these jump ropes are padded and even with sweaty hands, I have not had any issues with these slipping out of my hands. If you don't have a lot of space, these are definitely the way to go. Plus I don't have to worry about hitting anything in my house or breaking something.

This was exactly what I was looking for. The first one I bought had a cheap plastic rope that kept twisting, so I returned it and got this.This rope has soft, lightweight foam handles with ball bearings. The cord, 7mm, is the perfect weight and doesn't tangle or twist. It has a plastic sleeve that slides to the middle of the rope that hits the floor when you jump and protects the rope from wear. This rope is adjustable. Use the mini screwdriver that's included and pop off the end caps on the handles. Push the rope ends out and you'll see a white plastic piece which pulls apart in 2 pieces. The rope can then be adjusted and shortened by cutting to the length you want, snapping the white pieces back together and fusing the cut ends with a lighter. I did shorten mine, but I didn't actually cut it. I adjusted the white pieces where I wanted and instead of cutting the rope, I stuffed the extra length of rope back down inside the handle and put the cap back on. That way I can adjust it further if I need to.

Gives the feel of using a jump rope without the inconvenience. Great for indoors & small spaces... I also am not very coordinated & tend to keep tripping on the rope. I saw these recommended & really like it. Gets your heartrate up & allows it to stay there, since you don't have to stop when tripping over a rope. Just keep the rhythm going. I've been using it on a thick mat or trampoline & it's really easy on the knees. Great way to get cardio without having to leave wherever you are. Lightweight to carry along.

I have a hard time jump roping, because I’m not as coordinator as I was as a kid. This is a great alternative.

Been using for two weeks and the plastic end piece keeps falling out. Otherwise fine.

It looks pretty cheap but it works okay. I'll probably invest in a different one/brand once I have enough time to do some research. But in the meantime this is pretty okay to do the Beachbody workout.

These work well for the MBF program I have been doing. The foam balls add weight while still not being super dense so they don't hurt when you accidentally hit yourself. Took off one star because the grip pad on one of the ropes is loose and sides off. I think I can fix it with a little glue though.

It's really bad quality, it took days to get delivered.Not worth the price

It is absolutely brilliant thing