Would this make a good jump rope
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Personally I would look for something more expensive with maybe some pedigree.
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No. Too Thick and too slow, there are far better choices on Amazon. Even if you are looking for a longer rope for Double Dutch, this might not be the best solution.
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The rope is fairly thick and it could work, (not as well as an actual jump rope,).
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It is way too long for a jump rope. If you cut it, you could make 3-4 jump ropes. You would have to put some type of handle on it. Hope this helps!
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I highly doubt it. The stress of pulling would likely overcome the carabiner and quite probably the rope itself. It's an ANCHOR line, not a tow line.
544959
It should be tall enough as the rope to hang during setup is adjustable. You will have quite a bit of extra slack though, may have to trim the rope when finished setting up.
1420632
I bought it because it floats. As to how much it can pull, I would say it depends on the diameter of the rope.
603631
Depends on what you want to put a noose around. This is a small rope. I use it on crafts for a decorative way to hang them on the wall.
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Absolutely not. It is a kernmantle rope but not heavy enough nor designed for such. Check out Blue Water, Singing Rock, Edelrid and such for climbing, belaying and rappelling work.
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Very likely yes. Break strength of the rope is more of a factor; spring for the heavier duty clothesline.
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This type of rope is great for cardio. Going with heavier ropes tends to help with strength. Keep in mind that you can adjust this one to your specific height. Google how to measure for jump rope lengths for your height to get one that's most effective for you, just inches on either side makes a lot of difference. I own this rope and several others, this one is fast and takes a bit of practice since it doesn't give as much "feedback" as heavier ropes do. But once you learn it, it's great for longer cardio and endurance type workouts. RX SmartGear and Crossrope 2.0 are others that I own that are similar to this one, you can buy them in specific lengths and they come in different weights which is how I like to train(move back and forth from different weighted ropes). They are all vinyl coated steel cables like this one.
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Actually it is. Since the rope was built for speed and its very lightweightI think you can do singles or double unders without a problem.Don't settle for just one trick, I'd recomend you try at least a few tricks because you would probably get bored doing the same thing even though you'll get better each time.
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I use the product for rope jumping (bare foot). Really saves the joints. Given my experience, and based on my use, I would assume it would work well for your needs. However I think you will need more than 4 pieces which when assembled results in a matt only 4 feet by 4 feet.
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No, I don't think so. I think I read that it is not for martial arts. There are different mats for rolls and breakfalls which would be thicker and softer that this. I LOVE this for jump rope and free-weight training and body-weight exercise, but it's not suitable for more impact than that.
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No because you can change the length of the rope the ball is on. It would be great for 5 and up.
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Would not work well and spring mechanism would break down quickly in my opinion. Very well made and will last for years with correct weight limit but if you plan on using for exercise I think you will be dissapointed. I suggest a good speed rope for adult jumping exercise. :)
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Hi, I got this for my son. After using it a week the center did have some broken fibers so we wrapped the center with duct tape. I am not complaining, the way the rope is used I kind of expected it to fray. Maybe in the future the company will wrap the center. Otherwise he was very happy with the rope - a good workout.
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Mountain and wall climbing ropes are made for these activities. It's more than tensile strength, it has a lot to do with the stretch of the rope so it's not as hard of landing. There is also another rating which I forget the name but it's the force of a falling weight. This stuff is great and is the right kine of paracord for all sorts of things but I wouldn't put my life or safety on the line without better info. But to answer your question this stuff is strong, strong, strong.
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Hi BatSheva, The best tool to cut the jump rope cable is a sharp and strong wire cutter. There is a video showing this tool at www.JacksFitness.net/FreeGift check it out and it will help you with this question. You will have to add your name and email. Don't worry we won't spam you ...and if you don't want to stay on our list after checking out the video, then just unsubscribe ok? Good Luck. MK Carr CEO Jack's Fitness Products
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Around 6 inches. Longer than the standard jump ropes you find in most gyms. For the price, this is a really good jump rope.