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The weighted ropes. And how simple it is to switch them out on the handles.

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@@donmclachlan2164 Hey! Came back for seconds. I covered all your questions and statements on your other post👍🤙

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😂😂😂 ikr?! I was like "damn"

I agree on all accounts!

Nice man, thanks for your support! You will love the ropes!!!

👍Good to hear, thanks Ezra!

Nice! I love their customer service👍 I don't have the wod prep, but I have the LE Speed set which are the same thing plus another rope weight. They are made with a thicker cable and thinner pvc covering so they are smaller in diameter and faster, but will wear thru to the cable faster so stay on a mat. The main reason to go that route is wanting more speed.

@@Jump15official, thanks for the information. I just got the Speed LE as well and will release a review next Monday. It's good so far. The wide range in weights is the biggest advantage I see.

Nice Bryan! You will love the ropes and the challenge they bring. Thanks for the support! 🤜🤙

Thank you and thanks for the support! Make sure you snag that discount! I will have to review the video and get back to you on the song. That's been a while so I'll see if I can figure it out haha

Got it! 🤘DJ Denz The Rooster - Funk Love

@@Jump15official Thanks a million for the reply! I've added the tune to my playlist, and I've added myself as a subscriber to your RU-vid channel 😀 Thanks again!

Appreciate the support!

Awesome! Thanks for the support Jim🤙

👍 I second that and you are welcome bud!

Thanks bud. Yes I went small on both. I find people get away with shorter ropes on the heavy ropes, but you want your lighter ropes to be the length you want for high performance. What is the length of your current rope excluding the handles? I would match that as best as possible.

@@Jump15official May I ask how tall you are? And do you like the small now that you've had the ropes a while? I'm 5' 3 1/2" and a beginner. I'm only planning on very basic fitness jumping, nothing fancy. Thank you so much, I love your videos.

@@Jump15official I've ordered the recommended size for me 9 ft ropes which is large for me at the 5 ft 9 in to 6 ft 1 in category !!!

I'm 5 ft 9 as well and I buy the LARGE ropes in all the weights !!!

Sorry so late. Some comments slip past. I'm 5'10" and use a small.

The get lean set ropes are the best to start with. This will help you build a solid base of form and technique before taking on the more challenging heavy ropes. Be sure to use my discount!🤙

@@Jump15official thx

Will love to hear what you think when you get it. It will be a big difference from your previous Rope for sure!

How's it going?

Thank you! You will love the ropes!

Yes it does. I'm guessing it has to do with shipping, but I'll see if I can find a specific answer for you.

I bought my get lean set about the time you posted this, and I paid $98 (actually slightly less with a $10 discount and free shipping) in the US. If I had to take a guess it had to do with the logistics of shipping to the EU. Maybe see if they have any distributors over there that get a better price because they order in bulk?

Not adjustable. They have a size chart or use your old rope and measure excluding the handles. Match to the closest size👍

@@Jump15official lol my bad I don't go to their website just surveying on yt

Awesome, glad the review helped clarify things for you and thank you for the support!

You won't regret your purchase

Nice! Glad you're enjoying the ropes🤙

I feel ya man. This video is a bit older, but the new handles are definitely worth the extra $10. Check my discount codes to get the price down 🤙

HD BnB I think it’s personal preference. I use the power handles for mine and it works just fine

How is it i using the lite handles with heavy ropes ?

What's the price?

@@Jump15official well I’m Canadian, and she’s in a different province, so with shipping it would be $35 Canadian

She wants $15 and shipping would be $20 Canadian dollars

That's good. I don't think you can go wrong there👍 Worst case scenario your not out much and can save up for upgrade down the road if your happy with them.

Thank you for the support Sammy, you will love the ropes and welcome to the channel! Getting started is so much fun. There can be struggles, but there is so much progress to be made. Be sure to check out my START HERE playlist on my homepage so you can build a solid foundation of the basics and if you have any questions, let me know. Happy Jumping!🤙

The slim handles (smaller ones) are better for speed and doing skill work. The power handles are better for use.with the heavy ropes (2 lb and up) as they help remove stress off the wrists. The slim handles can be used with 1/4 lb - 1 lb ropes). Crossrope's are not adjustable, but I do sometimes place a knot in one side to shorten up for speed work. Being interchangeable, there is no way to make them resizable without compromising the integrity of the design. We don't want heavy ropes coming loose in the middle of jumping. If you have a current rope length you like, measure it excluding the handles and go with the closest size.

Jump 15 - Jump Rope Fitness that’s a big help, thank you for your reply 👍🙏

They are compatible. If you prefer them, go for it!

If you recently ordered you may want to try contacting Crossrope and see about updating your order to the get fit set. That will save you money and get you both sets of handles plus the 2 lb rope. You will want the power handles for the 2 lb and up ropes. They really help take stress off the wrists when you get those heavy ropes. I find The lighter handles work fine up to 1 lb, but I still prefer to use the power for 1 lb and up. Looks like you will be set! Appreciate the support Jeffrey🤘🤜

Medium If you have a current rope, measure it excluding the handles and match to the closest. But I think a medium would be good unless you currently use a shorter rope than 8.5'. All sizing charts err on the side of longer for beginners. For instance, I'm 5'11" and worked down to a size small and even extra small over time. Hope that helps and let me know if I can help further🤙

@@Jump15official the current rope I use is about 2.57m which is a M, but I have difficulty in doing crossovers consistently; so i bought both sets, I was thinking M for the get strong as I don’t do tricks in those! Would you say that is alright ?

@@jakylee buying a get lean and a get strong is more expensive than getting the get fit set. Doing skills comes down to technique and form. Having extra weight in the rope (even the 1/4lb will help you there. Remember you will have 30 days to exchange or return if sizing isn't working for you.

Be sure to grab that discount!👍

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I think they will be doing the LE Heavy Set again this fall which is the 3/4 lb, 1.5 lb, and 3 lb ropes (you can just buy the 3 lb separately) and the ultra heavy set is the 4 & 5 lb ropes and I'm not sure when they are going to release those again. It may be late summer or fall/winter time frame.

I have worked down to a shorter rope than typical over time. If you have a current rope that you like, measure it excluding the handles. If you're experienced, you can ask Crossrope if they have any extra smalls in stock. They usually don't advertise those. Otherwise, go with the small. You can always put a knot in one side to get it a little shorter and just remove it after you're done. They have the 30 day guarantee as well. Hope this helps!

I’m 5’2 and have three different sets of cross ropes and they are all in small and work great for my height.

No they function very differently. With the weight in the rope as it swings around you it pulls in all directions making your upper body work much harder. Ankle weights simply add a little weight to your feet.

@@Jump15official thanks 😊 will buy it😂

Make sure to snag that discount in the description of you do!

@@Jump15official thanks a lot!!! 15% is good enough, just used your link with the code ☺️ great price

You rock🤘 Thanks for the support!

Yes you can, but it does put more stress on your wrists, which I prefer to avoid.

Can you give me a time mark on what you're referring to in the video. I'll check it out and let you know.👍

Jump 15 - Jump Rope Fitness Thank you 🙏 I believe at 5:30 in the beginning before you went crazy lol and once again at 6:30 for a second. Very smooth

@@OnlyAverageMj hey, wanted you to know I haven't forgot about this request. I'll try and get it done soon!

Jump 15 - Jump Rope Fitness No worries, I appreciate the response 🙏

I am not aware of any. I would reach out to Crossrope. On this page I don't see Philippines listed as a country they can't ship to. help.crossrope.com/hc/en-us/articles/360045157453-To-what-countries-do-you-ship-

🤘Nice, glad it worked out for you!!!

yes, they are noticeably lighter and shorter than the previous version. The elimination of the clip clicking against the handle was more noticeable once I used them. I had just become used to hearing it with the old ones. The grip is softer and a little tackier which is 👍. And yes, you can use the power handles with the lighter ropes if you prefer them.

Jump 15 - Jump Rope Fitness Thanks for the feedback! I currently use the rush athletic ropes and love them to death but I’ve had a few break on me. Also I want to add heavier ropes to my training and feel that this is the perfect time to get one

I'm 5'10" and use a small (8')

@@Jump15official thanks man! I ordered the Get Lean Medium a few days ago and I'm 5'8. I knew I should have ordered the small one too. My Get Strong medium one arrived and I have to fold my arms like an L to use it properly

Bummer. Remember that you can do a size exchange👍 sucks to be without the ropes but you will be happier long term for sure

Did you have a bad experience with the mat?

Haha that's extreme. Honestly for how long they have lasted me the cost is pretty reasonable. The handles go forever and I've replaced my 1/4 lb rope only every 2 yrs or so. But I do understand. Elite SRS is my other go to brand. 🤙

@@Jump15official Thanx for replying. I'll check it out, but I forgot to mention that I live in South Africa and here they go for between R2000 and R6000. That's like a month's salary. Unfortunately I think that when American's make these vids, they forget that earth has other continents with people on it and that those people have access to youtube but not always to the products they do.

@@fyreOwlTrue I feel you brother. Yes, the majority of my viewers are from the U.S. What is a popular jump rope brand in Africa?

@@Jump15official I can only speak for South Africa. I don't know about the other countries in Africa, but in South Africa we don't have popular per say. Only affordable which translates to no name or made in China. But I'll do some homework and let you know. I personally bought a Reebok rope and it's okay but wearing out quickly.

They come in 4 or 5 different sizes.

They are like the LE Speed set Crossrope launches every so often. They have a thinner coating and bigger cable to provide the weight so they are a little stiffer and a faster designed for CrossFit athletes doing lots of double and triple unders. Personally, I prefer the Get Lean over the wod prep set because they are more durable ropes so I can jump on concrete on occasion.

Interesting. I live in the PNW and have never had an issue. Do you live near the ocean as well?

How did your handles break? Give it some time and practice. Small differences in length can throw you off a little but you will adjust and you very well may end up liking it even more. Remember you have 60 days and size exchange if nothing else.

@@Jump15official funny you mentioned adjusting because today I actually jumped for a longer period of time and I like them now LOL. so my mistake. and I kept throwing my rope to the ground a little too rough. so definitely my fault.

Technically you can and I can jump fairly comfortably with the 1 lb rope on my slim handles, but prefer the power handles overall because it helps reduce wrist strain. I feel the 2 LBer is just to heavy for the slim handles and can't recommend doing that.

Jump 15 - Jump Rope Fitness perfect thank u so much for replying.

I don't hesitate to use them outside, but I do always choose the smoothest surface possible.

Sorry your dealing with that Michael. It would be interesting to see what happened because they don't have any foam on the handles and I haven't heard of this issue before. If you're willing, shoot me a photo to jumpintoabetterbody@gmail.com.

@@Jump15official Thank you again for taking the time to help me. Last week, I contacted customer service again. They got back to me today. The rep and her manager apologized for not recognizing that the handles had different versions. The only thing I'd be worried about is, they don't seem to be concerned if the handles break down, only if the bearing fails or if the clip doesn't open. Well, thanks again!!!

Thanks for the feedback.👍

All ropes wear faster on concrete, but Crossropes hold up the best from my experience. When I jump on concrete I always pick the smoothest surface possible. If concrete is your main option, I suggest grabbing a mat to jump on.

@@Jump15official any mat that you know of that u recommend ?

@@UliSwag Crossrope just released a new one. You can also look at gorilla mats - haven't used them but they have peaked my interest and I want to try them. Also, a rubber horse stall mat is what I have. Heavy and not portable, but works great.

Best of both worlds! Haha

Thru the website bud. I have heard shipping and customs can be rough. I don't have a solution for that unfortunately.

@@Jump15official Thanks for your reply

These ropes are not adjustable you have to know your size. You can change the size a bit by putting a knot on one or both sides, which I do when I ant more speed. If you have a current rope length you like, measure the length excluding the handles and get the closest size to that measurement.

Thnxxxx brother

I think it has more to do with jump surface and temperature. Any amount of pounding over time will eventually wear it down.

@@Jump15official I agree that's what wears the sheathing, and that cold temperature will reduce the flexibility of the vinyl. Increasing the probability of shock from the impact of normal usage, to cause the vinyl to crack. I've put a lot af vinyl siding on a lot of houses in all seasons and have a good feel for the behavior of vinyl. This is why I highly suspect that during a speedy side swipe, while the rope comes to a close parallel, the arc at the end of the rope becomes very small. The more speedy the side swipe is, the tighter the arc gets. Increasing the amount of stress in the center of the rope while impacting. Think about how much of the rope impacts the ground, and how much of the rope cracks and where. Now think about how and where the rope comes to a tight arc during a side swipe. The cracks tell the story more convincingly one way than the other.

Yes you can. Check the link in the description ⬆️

@@Jump15official I know, but it s with shipping from the US - I want to buy in germany, without taxes and shipping

I understand. Here is the only info I know. See the part about EU countries. help.crossrope.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025888854-Shipping

@@Jump15official ok, thanks a lot

They didn't change the rope attachment mechanism, so unless they do that they should be good for a long time. I'm not worried about that, they aren't a tech company. haha

I have the first generation.. when i get to break all the ropes i bought they will be forever timeless ; )

ya, but they make them better every time. They make them to last and they still work with the ropes, you'll be good to go for a long time.

I actually recommend a specific affordable option. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R7_qMCNjN2w.html

Jump 15 - Jump Rope Fitness Thank you!

I'm sorry you had trouble with the sizing. If you still have the xl you can try putting a knot in one side. Jump rope sizing has much more to do with skill level, form and technique than simply height. For example, I jump with ropes ranging from 8.5 ft to 7.5 ft in length. The reason Crossrope is not adjustable is because you can change rope weights. Adding a mechanism for length adjustment adds a potential weak point that is too risky when swinging heavier ropes. While I don't doubt that your $6 rope works well for you, it is simply no comparison to Crossrope. They are very different in their capabilities. But if the size doesn't work for you, it doesn't work. You did have the 30 day guarantee. Did you take advantage of that?

Try bringing your hands in closer to your hips. I’m 6’1 and use small and mediums.

👍 it takes time to work down to a short rope, but it's worth dialing in that form and technique.

But how long do they last?😉 Whatever works for you as long as your out jumping! 👍

I understand where you're coming from. It really depends on how much you like to jump rope. If it makes up a good portion of your workouts, I believe it's totally worth it. If not, you may want to pass. Remember, if your in the U.S. you have a 60 day period to try it out and get your money back if you think it's not worth it. Have you tried weighted ropes before? They truly are a game changer. That's why I'm an affiliate for them. I believe in the product 100%. That being said, I know they aren't for everyone. No product is.

@@Jump15official It's pretty costly with shipping to India.

Oh yeah, that's a different story for sure.

Gotta try it man. 60 day money back guarantee. If you jump for fitness it definitely beings a lot more to the table, but if it's not for you....it's not for you🤙

My rope has lasted on avg well over a year with heavy use. Your speculation is wrong man. I used to work with Crossrope and Dave sources the best materials to make the highest quality product he can.

Not true bud

I think the 1/4 lb rope replacement is now $25. Use my discount code to knock that price down a bit more😉🤙