Digital Jump Rope with Calorie Counter, Weighted Jumping Rope 2 In 1 with Large Cordless Jump Ball and Adjustable Steel Rope for Women Fitness Indoor and Outdoor

Jumping rope with this digital, weighted rope is actually kind of fun. You can program your info in and allow it to count the amount of times you jump so that you can focus on having fun. The jump balls were something new for me until I wanted to jump indoors and the ceiling in my basement was a little too low. So the jump balls were a great way to get some practice in, not as fun but still a workout, especially with the light weighted handles. The jump balls may a hood alternative for those who not able to jump but still have a desire to, and can be kid friendly too.

It works very well while I jump. It’s the first cordless jump rope I’ve ever used that feels like a real jump rope. The large balls makes create rope pressure that feels like the real thing! I was jumping and sweating like crazy!This is a much harder workout than my jogging routine, I love this equipment!I enjoy the timing, calorie count, and jump count feature as well.

I had such high hopes for this product, but unfortunately all I can say is that it is just okay. It is a very cool feature to have this product be able to count and tell time, but in my experience, only one of those features worked for me. It did a pretty good job keeping time and alerting you when you reached that goal, but the actual counter is off. I would jump 50 times and it would only tell me I did 30. I do love the ropeless feature, which in truth is the reason I got this product, but I have to do a review of the product as a whole. The physical functionality of the product works great, but the technical/electric component is subpar.

These were not quite what I expected, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I guess I say "these" because I mostly look at the jump rope as two handles (since I mostly used inside).The foam balls are lighter than expected, but it turns out it's all you need.I thought the rope would be heavier, but whether that's good or bad is subjective. One reason I got this is for my daughter, who was very excited about it. The lighter weight rope is good for her. I also need it, and a heavier rope would be good for me. BUT, I use it mostly in the house, and like I mentioned before, that works just fine. I am just under 6' tall and the rope would still be long enough for me if I were a couple inches taller, maybe even more.There is a big 3.4oz cylinder of metal inside each handle that you can take out if you want them lighter.I really like the rubber grips on the handles. And love the digital display.When changing digital settings, the numbers move pretty quickly when you hold the button down, which is nice. The Weight ranges from 40 to 250 pounds. That stays in memory even when you turn off the display. The Timer ranges from 1-60 minutes. And you can set the laps from 10-9999 (The instructions just say 999). Both of those reset to zero whenever you quick press the On button. The Set button moves you from Weight to Timer to Laps, and the fourth press deselects them all.When using the timer and the laps, you will hear beeping when you reach your goal. If you set laps AND timer, the beeper goes off when you complete the first one, and the other one stops counting.I notice the lap counter is pretty accurate if you're doing regular jump roping, but not if you cross your arms. Since laps is one of the things that is used to calculate the calories, the display can actually show a decreased amount of calories for a harder workout, since crossing and uncrossing arms is more rigorous than just regular jump roping. I don't pay attention to the calories anyway, but WOULD like an accurate lap count. And it's hard to visualize I'm Rocky if I can't cross the rope when jumping...All in all, I'm surprised this isn't more expensive. It encourages exercise because it's fun, motivating, AND allows for use in the house when it's raining or snowing outside, or I don't want the kids at the school next door pointing and laughing when my exercise coincides with their recess.

This jump rope can be used cordless, meaning without a rope! There are lightly weighted balls at the end of each handle. Move the handles like you are jumping rope and it feels like you're doing just that! It can be used anywhere without worrying about the type hitting something. No worries about tripping over the rope either, because it's not connected!! Cordless is my favorite way of using this jump rope, however there is a rope that you can attach if you want to use it the traditional way. There's a digital counter in one of the handles too.IMPORTANT: when I received my jump rope set, there were two transparent caps to go over the ends of the rope. They were loose inside of the packaging. If I had not noticed one of them, both would be lost in the trash by now. So make sure to look for the caps. They protect the ends of the rope from scratching you or anything else. The rope is made from steel, coated, but exposed on the ends.

For those looking to exercise at home, this would work wonders!

I’ve always used the standard cable jump rope, but wanted something that wouldn’t damage the carpet in my basement where I work out. I saw this cordless jump rope and thought this would be a great option, and it is! The handles are weighted and turn smoothly while using and are very comfortable in your hand. The digital display is easy to use and adjust, the instructions they provide are very clear and usable. The display has a setting for your weight, how many calories you’ve burned, how many jumps you’ve done and how long you’ve been jumping. It comes with a steel rope if you decide you want to use more of a traditional rope jump instead. Swapping between the cordless ball and the corded rope is super easy and it’s stay secure while jumping. It also came with an extra battery, with one battery ready in the unit, and a small screwdriver for changing the battery. For the price($17) I definitely recommend.

Nice and easy to use