The skipping rope takes different shapes, curves, and gets wrinkled, making the exercise difficult at times.

The rope is made of rubber and when it hits your leg at some point, it hurts quite a bit. Also, the rotation counter it has broke down in 5 days. Other than that, it's manageable if you get used to it.

I had bought it 10 years ago and generally I have tried many jump ropes before ending up somewhere. Simply prefer a simple jump rope, economical and preferably not with a wire rope!

I used it somewhere in the month, after it fell 2 or 3 times the handles broke. It is not good quality. I would suggest getting something else with a little more money to last.

Very good, it counts the jumps correctly, just be careful to untangle the rope at the beginning.

Good skipping rope, practical, the counter of course goes off and counts more than you do - probably due to hand movement, I have it for a little while, so I'm waiting to see durability over time

Just got it, first jump rope I've used, for sure with a better rope it will be better but also more expensive, with 5 euros that I wanted a jump rope (it also has a counter on top which is very useful) it's perfect. Now if it has any problems along the way, I will come back.

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After using it for a while, I can say that once you pass the initial stage, it's better to go for a more serious jump rope for better results. The counter loses a bit and overall sometimes the movement is not as smooth. I just don't regret buying it to learn