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Speed Skipping Rope Pro - Blue
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Speed Skipping Rope Pro - Blue

8604665
$24.00
$15.00
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  • Speed Skipping Rope Pro - Blue
  • Speed Skipping Rope Pro - Blue
  • Speed Skipping Rope Pro - Blue
Speed Skipping Rope Pro - Blue
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Our skipping rope has a very high rotation speed, so you can do SU (single jump) or DU (double jump).

This rope is designed for advanced users, with a customisable length adjustment system and non-slip handles to prevent the rope from slipping through your fingers.

Handle: 5.0% Polypropylene, 15.0% Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, 80.0% Aluminium; Rope for climbing: 50.0% Steel, 50.0% Polyamide; Protection cover: 100.0% Polyurethane; Carry bag: 80.0% Polyester, 20.0% Nylon; Screws: 100.0% Steel

BENEFITS

Rolling efficiency

Ball bearing that rotates extremely quickly.

Ergonomic grip

Aluminium handles with non-slip grip.

Adjustable

Rope length is easy to adjust(tool included)

Easy transport

Storage pouch included.

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

Skipping rope description

Cable dimensions:
- Diameter: 2.5 mm
- length: 3.35 m
- Weight: 50 g

Handle dimensions:
- Length: 15 cm
- Diameter: 15 mm

Skipping rope weight:160 g

Why choose a pro skipping rope?

Maximise your cardio workout with this top-of-the-range skipping rope. Its ultra-light cable and ball bearings offer superior rotation speed.This means you can easily link together long series of single under (SU) or double under (DU) jumps during intense, effective training sessions, without putting excessive strain on your forearms and shoulders.

Handles that are ideal for skipping ropes

Thanks to its aluminium handles and non-slip coating, this skipping rope gives you a firm, comfortable grip, preventing any risk of slipping during your single (SU) or double (DU) jumps.

How do you adjust your skipping rope?

To use the pro skipping rope properly, place your feet in the mid-point and raise it until it reaches your shoulders. The handles of the rope should be level with your armpits. Adjust the length and tighten the two screws firmly using the tool supplied.

What's the best way to use your pro skipping rope?

To maintain the robustness of your skipping rope, we recommend that you use it mainly indoors, on rubber tiles (Part no: 8651539). This will extend its life. If you choose to use it outdoors, use the protective sheath provided and avoid rough surfaces.

How do you store your pro skipping rope?

Forget the hassle of tangling your pro skipping rope with your cross-training gear, thanks to the included carry pouch! All you have to do is roll it up carefully (without twisting it) and slip it into its special little pouch. So you can carry it around without worrying about it getting tangled up with your other equipment.

What's included with your pro skipping rope?

The pro skipping rope comes with:
- a protective sheath for outdoor sessions,
- an adjustment key for perfect length
- a storage pouch for handy storage.

After sales service

If you've lost a screw, cut your rope too short or worn it out over time, don't worry! Spare parts are available from our after-sales service:

Part available in after-sales service:
- Black rope and screws (Part no:8827491)

Our coach's circuit training (1/2)

Perform 4 to 6 swings with 1 to 2 minutes recovery time at the end of each swing:
- For beginners: 20 seconds work, 40 seconds recovery
- For intermediates: 30 seconds - 30 seconds
- For experienced skippers: 40 seconds - 20 seconds

After completing exercise 1, continue with the second exercise after recovering, and so on:
- Double Unders skipping rope
- dumbbell snatch right arm
- Double Unders skipping rope
- dumbbell snatch left arm

Our coach's tips (2/2)

As you progress through the workouts, increase your exercise time and reduce your recovery time.

It's better to maintain intensity in your exercise intervals, so choose longer recovery times for maximum intensity.

To make the circuit more complex, you can add running between your skipping.