CROSSROPES Review 1 Year Later - CROSSROPES vs AMAZON jump rope

The high-end expensive CROSSROPES vs an affordable jump rope from AMAZON. After 1 year of use, was the expensive Crossropes worth the purchase price?
Crossrope Get Lean: amzn.to/3f1WfrQ
Crossrope Get Strong: amzn.to/3bXnF0a
Here's the link to my first in depth review of the CrossRopes after my initial purchase and use: • CROSSROPES Jump Rope r...
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[@Krufessor_Rad]

☆✩ ★✩☆ We have a WINNER! ☆✩ ★✩☆ We did the drawing today for the winner of the Crossrope speed set. ---->Congratulations Chris Paton! We are attempting to contact you as you do not have an email attached to your KZbin account. We reached out via your Discussions tab on your channel. If you see this comment, please contact us! We will wait to hear from you to get your info so we can send you the Crossrope set!

[@chrispaton1801]

Hey! This is Chris, I’m not able to send you guys a DM as I’m not sure how to do that. How do I contact you?

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Chris Paton Email me at [e-mail]

[@chrispaton1801]

Radcliff - Emailed you!

[@ChrisPaton2005]

Hey Radcliff. That other person wasn't me. Not sure if it's relevant now, but just wanted to let you know. :)

[@ChrisPaton2005]

@@chrispaton1801 Not cool man.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

★ GIVEAWAY TIME! ★ I hope you enjoy the video! We will be GIVING AWAY a GET LEAN set of CROSSROPES valued at $99. ★ SUBSCRIBE to my channel and follow me on Instagram for your chance to win! instagram.com/brothapino/

[@bobbykeung3617]

Thank you for an unbias review of the ropes! Seems very genuine and definitely helps me consider the benefits of the cross rope system over others. Looking forward to the drawing and I hoping I get lucky! Thanks again!

[@mesmory]

Great review! This has solidified my views about Cross Ropes. I ordered them. :)

[@theramo0]

This was the perfect review for me! Those Amazon ropes are the exact ones im currently using and the cross ropes are the ones I'm considering buying.

[@syckindahead]

10:14 makes sense to me. Thanks for the review and the comparison👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@bigdogboos1]

having the 4 different weights of rope is really great if you have the money. i got my set and am very happy to have bought nice ropes that are durable for 250 for all of it. it's a lot for a 'jump rope", but for me it's about doing this long term and getting better and stronger

[@rarespice9406]

Thank you for the in depth review! I look forward to using jump ropes to improve my conditioning

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Thank you

[@Tidus13666]

KZbin recommendations work so good that it not only recommended me this video while I was thinking of purchasing something from cross rope, but he compares the exact rope I've been already using for a year

[@Krufessor_Rad]

That’s crazy!

[@nickschulke3853]

I clip my knuckles with the 1lb rope all the time I find it happens when you don’t get the rope moving fast enough

[@markdjolly]

Nicely explained. Thanks.

[@rajdenis8645]

Making your own made my day

[@Jump15official]

Good video showing the differences bud. With the clipping of the knuckles you may try exaggerating your wrist rotation a little bit. If the end of the handle is consistently pulling the rope then it should eliminate that issue. 🤙

[@ddlandjb4ever]

As soon as I can afford it I'm gonna invest in this. You're a great guy keep up the good content :)

[@kimwilliams7809]

Check the clearance section. Cross Rope has some good options in the clearance section!

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Thank you so much!

[@kwanarchive]

Got the cheap ones (they seem to be rebranded everywhere) by accident, thought I was getting a weighted rope instead of the weighted handles. However, I modded the cheap ones to make the rope heavier and more responsive. At first I tried wrapping electrical tape around it a few times. Then tried embedding some medium thickness steel wire with the electrical tape. Still wasn't enough. Then I remembered I had some broken nail clippers lying around, so I used electrical tape to tie them to the rope. It works way better than it has a right to.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

nice ingenuity.

[@holywaterandgreentea]

Excellent I will be buying some when I am able to afford it

[@vijeshvenkatesh1179]

Good explaination in a correct way of manner. 😀😀👌👌

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Thank you

[@kikegutierrez4462]

Thanks for the review Bro !! Really helpful, cannot be more agree with u . Cheers

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Thank you so much for the feedback.

[@omegamanGXE]

I love your first name LMAO

[@swoletimeappareltv9655]

Awesome Review

[@emmanuelbarrientos1430]

Yes sirrrr just subscribed!

[@joeysandersgoogleplus]

wow gonna buy the get lean rope but i know im gonna have it next year through the BALIK BAYAN BOX

[@christinam935]

I have that cheap rope except with a weight in the handles, and contemplating getting the Get Lean set

[@jennd8165]

Fantastic!!! A giveaway!!!!!!

[@skatermsteryeah]

Hey man, just bought the get lean set and I'm pumped to try it out. I wanted to get the whole set but it was too expensive. Would you say that if I buy the 1lb rope and clip it on the get fit handles it'll work properly? I don't have huge hands or anything, so I dont think it would be a big problem

[@HoracioJimeneztv]

yes it works perfectly I have both and mix them around quite often

[@djdave7238]

oo the giveaway is cool! I subbed and followed :)

[@Krufessor_Rad]

thank you and good luck.

[@Elchosen54ify]

Can you please review Iron Neck? Thanks for your awesome reviews!

[@FanTastic-ng1vn]

Elchosen54ify What is that?

[@ninabaikie]

Ive been watching videos about these ropes for so long but i cant afford them, and my dream is the get lean set. I always get teased at school for being overweight and jumping rope seems like a great way to get fit. I hope I win the giveaway :)

[@Krufessor_Rad]

I"m sorry we already did the drawing and picked a winner. We may do another one in the near future. Stay tuned.

[@deshkanagrikhoon]

If you have the money buy crossropes, if not then the other jump ropes are perfectly fine. The regular ropes will surely give you similar or better results.

[@renesandoval3348]

If the regular ropes may give better results, why buy crossropes? Somewhat confused...

[@deshkanagrikhoon]

@@renesandoval3348 need not spend that much money for crossropes,just buy regular ropes .

[@theoutsiderjess4869]

True

[@toomuch9762]

Of course they will. You either need a light rope or heavy rope. That’s literally the only difference between ropes and what you prefer.

[@AnantKrishnan]

@@renesandoval3348 for the durability and ease of use, weighted ropes burn alot more calories.

[@confusedtruffle8555]

You’re a legend

[@Krufessor_Rad]

thank you

[@promo2974]

They give a stronger bag now with the sets and they updated the handles so it doesn't click.

[@davehunt540]

always looking to improve. appreciate the shout out here

[@joeep46]

@@davehunt540 Hi Dave , its great to see you still on the grind. You hand delivered my first set of Cross Ropes to me at a Starbucks in Orange Park , Florida. Still a great product. And people don't change so I'm sure you're still a great person.

[@davehunt540]

@@joeep46 I remember that! Feels like ages ago. Thanks for being an early customer and for the kind words. Yes the grind is still on! -Dave

[@omegamanGXE]

@@davehunt540 Dave "Mike" Hunt

[@gregcapps8596]

This comparison is an expensive rope vs cheap rope, which is not comparing apples to apples. You could find a weighted 1LB rope (not in the handle) on Amazon that would be more like the crossrope for under $20.00. Testing between those two would be a more appropriate comparison. I'm not trying to be negative or critical, I'm just saying this comparison video did not make sense for me. Never the less, thanks for making the video. :)

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Thank you very much for the feedback. 🙏🏽

[@Xasukis]

I was thinking the same thing I just bought my weighted rope off Amazon for 14$ if I like it I’ll consider the crossrope.

[@theoutsiderjess4869]

I want to get a crossrope but it's too expensive but I'm willing to buy some decent cheaper one from Amazon or from rush athletics from there websites

[@omegamanGXE]

Rush Athletics is really excellent

[@BruceWayne-us3kw]

I keep seeing crossrope ads and didn't know what was so special about their jump rope. I have no need for a weighted jump rope. I have kettlebells, resistance bands and my own body for strength. I prefer to use lighter jump ropes because I can keep up the intensity and it's what I'm used to.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

love it, brother.

[@BruceWayne-us3kw]

@@Krufessor_Rad There is just one teensy-weensy problem with my jump rope. Getting whipped by it hurts. It gives getting whipped into shape a whole new meaning.

[@masterbeernuts9344]

Looks like that white rope is slightly too long for you. Great comparison vid - thanks.

[@toomuch9762]

No it doesnt

[@h2t26]

There are versions that have weight on the handle, but it's limited to .25lb. Also have cal, jump counter and timer. Still eventually going to a "crossrope" type. Just wish they had more competition cause the price is really high. Do heavier ropes make it so you can't do a bunch of tricks? I really enjoy doing them cause helps the time fly by.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

In my experience the heavier ropes do limit your ability to trick, but they do provide a more intense workout session, so it depends on your needs or wants. It's not a bad idea to have a few ropes for your different needs when you train.

[@h2t26]

@@Krufessor_Rad Good tip, thanks.

[@djdave7238]

Hey brotha, was wondering when the giveaway is taking place since its been two weeks

[@Krufessor_Rad]

We are aiming to do the drawing after the 15th. Thank you for checking in. I will post the winner in a comments at the top of this video.

[@arvandor6820]

I'm only 6:30 into the video, but as a 6' 2" dude who has learned to jump rope the way all the best skippers suggest, and based on the sizing of a world champion free styler... AND based on the size of the ropes I'm currently using, I'd need a MEDIUM cross-rope, which they say is for like 5' 7" - 5' 9" people or something? So be warned...

[@user-oz3bu3qz5t]

Can I use the get strong ropes with the get lean handles too?

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Absolutely. it's all in what's comfortable for your hands.

[@snapshot79]

Would it make sense to tape the rope BEFORE it breaks?

[@Krufessor_Rad]

potentially, but it's a temporary fix at best.

[@snapshot79]

@@Krufessor_Rad I mean tape them while they are new to prevent that the pvc cracks.

[@samsonjatto]

Rush Athletics have 2 rope sizes on their website. 10ft and 11ft FYI. Love both cross ropes and rush athletics ropes.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Nice! Thanks for the heads up.

[@omegamanGXE]

@@Krufessor_Rad Rush Athletics also has a heavy rope called Legacy Rope which is pretty good, you should try it and review it

[@joeysandersgoogleplus]

wow i just missed the raffle :-( hehehe maybe next time

[@joanna4215]

can you use them on the standard Yoga mat, or better to spend money on their mat.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

don't think you necessary have to buy their mats, but a yoga mat wont work. What you will need is an affordable exercise mat. They are more dense and can take the repetitive scraping of a jump rope.

[@charliekendall4288]

On the fence? Bring a Crossropes handle to a machine shop and ask them to replicate it. These can't be made as a one (or 2) off for the purchase price.

[@davehunt540]

If they can do that for a cost anywhere close to the price we offer them for, more power to them and please send me their contact info so I can learn how they do it

[@HeadCase55]

@@davehunt540 Dave you seem like a good guy and the ropes are really great but why go out of your way to make them so you can't change the bearings? That and how you've double the prices have really put me off of the company.

[@davehunt540]

@@HeadCase55 Hard to give context through YT comments, but I'll give a shot. No one has gone out of the way to make it so you can't change the bearings. For the structural integrity of the design and the safety of the user, they are manufactured to be mounted as strongly as possible. What I was saying is there's no practical and safe way to do it, but we have a lifetime guarantee on the handles so ideally they won't need to be replaced. Also, we definitely haven't doubled the prices. No where near. But I'm sure you've seen all of the rising costs of materials, freight, etc etc - we're in the same boat as everyone else.

[@HeadCase55]

@@davehunt540 you're right sorry they haven't doubled. The price has increased while the quality has decreased though. Eg no longer using high speed ceramic bearings that are objectively better than the cheap steel ones now used. I mean you sell the get fit set on Tom Brady's website for $90 (compared to $250 on crossropes.) I understand the idea of supply and demand but damn you guys had the price right with $70. It was also kind of a rhetorical question. Its definitely so people buy new ones. There is a more serviceable way to safely secure the bearing than with a crimped nut.

[@davehunt540]

@@HeadCase55 You're saying things that just aren't accurate: 1. price increased while quality decreased. Incorrect - quality has been increased on all components more than once in the past few years 2. the ceramic bearings did not perform better than the high quality steel bearings. they were much louder and didn't spin as well. it was a novel idea at the time, but they are better for skateboards, etc than for high performance ropes. 3. We don't sell anything on the TB12 website. We sell to TB12 and they set the price. Those models are 4 years old and if you select the product on the page you choose either the light ropes for $80 or the heavy ones for $120 on clearance down to $94.99. So the Get Fit is $175 discounted for 4 year old version if they have it in your size, not $90 and that's their call to sell at the price they need to 4. The last time price was at $70 was an older design that pre-dates the current connection mechanism and every component has been updated and improved since then which is the whole point, whether people want to buy the new ones or not, we're striving to make the best possible jumping experience 5. I'm always interested and open to product feedback.. there's been lots of developments and improvements through the years from customer inputs. But for labor processes, materials, safety, design, etc etc etc - the way we mount the bearing is the best way to do it. Why have a handle that allows customers a hassle like replacing the bearings when we provide a lifetime warranty and the handles and will send a replacement?

[@rithwikanand5099]

Woah

[@K.mersch]

How long does the actual rope last for? Because I've only had mine for about 1 month now and I'm already seeing some signs of wear on the part of the rope that makes contact with the ground. I am jumping rope outdoors on pavers but is there anything in the middle of the rubber? What happens when it wears out completely?

[@Krufessor_Rad]

I've had two sets for over a year now and they are perfectly fine, but I only use them in my gym on the rubber gym flooring so I don't know about using them on pavement. I know Crossrope sells jump rope mats and it might be for that reason, so you don't just on the straight pavement, but I'm not sure.

[@joyousjoyous9358]

The rope has a wire running through the centre. I know this because my 1/2 lb white cross rope wore out to the point where I could see the wire after 6 weeks! Admittedly I was jumping everyday on concrete. I did get in contact with Cross Rope about it and after I emailed them a picture of the worn rope they sent me a replacement rope free of charge. Now I jump on a mat so they should last forever.

[@cmdrrgh]

I advise you to only use them on a wooden or rubber surface, to expensive to use on a rough surface that will destroy them

[@cryptocsguy9282]

@@joyousjoyous9358 has your replacement role with the mat lasted longer?

[@joyousjoyous9358]

@@cryptocsguy9282 Much longer. It also helped that I wrapped duct tape around a 12 inch section at the bottom of the rope where it hits the mat. I just replace the tape every few months. I still use the rope today, although it's a bit grubby because of glue residue.

[@vStall]

tuck ur elbows back and hands more in then it wont hit ur knuckles. but from my experience these are dangerous ropes for beginners cuz u can get very hurt xD. so if u are getting crossrope start with 1/4 or 6 oz

[@Krufessor_Rad]

thank you.

[@ainjuhl4509]

Or just be a warrior, work through it

[@carlabutler1608]

Have you tried gratitude ropes? They're made similar to crossropes. They come with 3 in a set and a nicer bag. I'd love to know how they compare in quality.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

I have not tried them. I will take a look. Thank you for the recommendation.

[@giambi7777]

Do a review on velites earth 2.0 ropes pls

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Thank you for the suggestion and I will add that to my production list.

[@enegmatixerebro]

I have the original Crossrope and the thing I do not like is the hook that makes so much noise and weighs down my turn of the wrist and jump. So I go to Big 5 buy the $10 ones and work better but... You can't use em outside because the pavement wrecks them. Crossrope is sturdy as hell. That's the selling point for the them.

[@legendofawwsheet5883]

Not worth the money especially when overall its the same efficiency of a normal cheap rope

[@KingCasaba]

Weighted speed cables have made my forearms bleed.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Yikes. is that from it whipping your arms?

[@Mr_CM_]

How can someone pay 99 for a rope??? 😮

[@aperezdeal]

They only let us use Twins plastic or Fairtex with the wood handles...nightmares...

[@Krufessor_Rad]

especially when you have to jump rope barefoot. Man, people just don't know how painful that is, especially if you're having to jump on concrete with a half inch padding on the ground. Yikes!

[@aperezdeal]

@@Krufessor_Rad exactly! Great content.

[@ratchat123]

Crossropes vs buddy Lee aero rope?

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Thank you. I will look into that. I haven't heard of the buddy lee rope.

[@ratchat123]

@@Krufessor_Rad that's the original expensive jump rope brand, was around 30 bucks even in 2001 though 40 now so not that expensive vs the crossrope.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

@@ratchat123 I'll be sure to look into that one. Thank you for the heads up.

[@mehakhussain8948]

What's the names of the amazon one?

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Honestly, just type in "jump rope " and this jump rope comes up under several different names and different prices. I think people have them made from the same factory and they are all selling the same jump rope.

[@mehakhussain8948]

@@Krufessor_Rad thank you. I was tempted to buy the cross rope but it’s too expensive especially for a beginner

[@1966johnnywayne]

People come at the "cost" of these ropes all wrong. Like kicking an inexpensive soccer ball in an open field, jumping rope is a convenient and frugal way to get and stay fit, and as such nearly any dollar store rope will suffice to get you started...but once you have advanced beyond the beginner stage of any athletic endeavor you will inevitably demand better and more advanced equipment. That is when the "cost" of high performance ropes are a bargain compared to gym memberships and expensive home cardio equipment such as ellipticals and air bikes, and that is not even factoring in the cost of travelling to gyms vs jumping rope at home...or anywhere.

[@Dr3EIB]

Bingo‼️. I was the definition of a cheapskate when I first started jumping 10 yrs ago. Bought every cheap rope on Amazon Got my first cross rope set after finally giving in and the rest is history. The Quality/Performance is unmatched.

[@mannybillz1172]

Very well said, I use to buy all the cheap ropes when I first started skipping rope for boxing. But I through wear and tear I’m sure if I would’ve just upgraded to a better, pricier rope a year in. It would’ve actually been cheaper per use and overtime.

[@toomuch9762]

$100 for any jump rope is ridiculous. The different levels to skipping is what you can do. It has nothing to do with the rope. Or “upgrading”. The only difference is the weight of the rope and handles.

[@HeadCase55]

The company has been overcome with greed. Theyve almost doubled the price of their ropes while decreasing the quality.

[@gsmurph08]

It called Crossrope and not Crossrope’s. It’s singular

[@mithboss2578]

i sad i wanted to win my small brother loves skipping he is 12 years old he can do 12 minutes skipping non stop with over 11 tricks it would have been a surprise for him but maybe one day i win hope you read radcliff lance one day.

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Unfortunately, we've done our drawing quite a while back. Stay tuned to the channel as more giveaways may be coming.

[@mithboss2578]

@@Krufessor_Rad i love you and i am a big fan from another account i have been suscriber for few years hope to win agivaway sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon

[@BigSausage23]

I think cross ropes are over the top. First of all jump ropes bin around for many decades & people still got in shape. The whole point of jump roping was to burn calories get lean while conditioning & that was it. My thought is if you want to get strong go lift weights If you want to get lean out & shape your body buy an average jump rope. There is no reason why someone should be jumping with a $130 2lb rope. I bin jumping rope for over 6 months & I'm a fancy speed a killer with it but never did I ever gave it one thought to be jumping with anything heavy 1bs-2lbs. Cross rope created 3 ropes all the way up to a 2lb rope. What will be their next product rope 3lbs-5lbs at $250-$300. 🤣

[@Marc-eh5no]

A dumb bell set costs a lot of money too. Cross ropes work upper body while conditioning idk what you’re talking about

[@bradschak]

So is a Bugatti. Who needs a 200+ mph car. Don't want one, don't buy one. I'm sure you've BEEN told that before.

[@BryanWood87]

I don't think I'll ever need the bigger handles. I'm 6'1" but do not have big hands. I imagine I'll be more in line with your wife. I wear medium sized gloves. Trying to decide what to buy right now to avoid regret due to sizing.

[@omegamanGXE]

The smaller handles that come with the Get Lean set suck ass, the guy making this video is right about the Get Strong handles being way better. However, you don’t have to worry about sizing regret because they have a no questions asked 90 return policy in any condition

[@Legend354.]

Say word I hope I win, 2020 they updated the handles so it doesn't clip anymore

[@mahdian3136]

What about the giveaway?

[@Krufessor_Rad]

We finished the giveaway in July. We posted the winner in the top comments. Subscribe and stay alert for future giveaways.

[@jaguaresed]

I bought a waited rope at dicks sporting goods and it was Nike brand I was happy but only the handles where weighted 😒

[@Krufessor_Rad]

yeah, a lot of companies market "weighted" ropes that way, having weight in the handles don't really benefit you much. Maybe grip and maybe forearms, but not as much as a fully weighted rope.

[@jaguaresed]

@@Krufessor_Rad yeah man, I'll probably get the get lean ones just to start off practicing

[@faithfamilyfriendsforever6777]

Ya have to have rocks in your head to spend over 20$ for a skiping rope lol.for over 70 years we have done nore then fine with 20$ ropes hahaha.

[@user-dv4rh2my1x]

The only real non gimmicky benefit of crossrope is the weighted rope. You can get the same benefit at a fraction of the cost in those muay thai ropes with tubes for ropes. You don't have to buy into the hype.

[@vkdeboe4930]

Thanks for mentioning an alternative to the Crossropes. I'd love to have one but don't want to spend the money right out of the gate (just starting with jumping rope) and had also seen people using a battle rope for a weighted alternative. That however, won't have handles. I will look into muay thai ropes as you mentioned. Please comment back if you happen to have one you'd recommend that'll provide a great upper body workout.

[@user-dv4rh2my1x]

@@vkdeboe4930 I wouldnt recommend twins because those are expensive. I am currently using one without a brand with wooden handles and clear tubes as ropes. It is certainly not the most luxurious options but it wears you out. (I am comparing it against another Kettler rope I have with weighted handles). So my key idea is that weighted ropes probably are better than weighted handles but you don't have to pay an arm and leg for a super branded and advertised product. There are many alternatives out there that could whip you into shape! For my ropes I bought them at SGD 15 so maybe USD 22? Side point, I also don't buy into the argument that Cross ropes are that durable, I use my ropes on concrete for years and they haven't torn yet. On the other hand, you see lots of push from the Crossrope faithful recommending you only jump on their $160 mats to preserve it and telling you their rope snapped after 9 months.

[@rtns]

Getting whipped comes with the territory, get over it.

[@grok8211]

There is plenty of weighted ROPES, this video on is bs. You can get a BETTER rope for cheaper than thise giys selling "high tech"jump ropes

[@rihardslaucis3205]

Probably 50 % get paid to make comments that they like the rope lol

[@davehunt540]

Not that I know of and I’m the founder, and I doubt Radcliffe is paying them lol. Which ones are you thinkin?

[@preciousjose]

@@davehunt540 an unsolicited suggestion, could you consider lowering prices in countries with lower income? Like for example, Netflix has different prices for different countries. The current prices of your ropes are very close to the average monthly income in my country. I don’t know if this made sense, but hopefully you read this comment. Thank you.

[@davehunt540]

@@preciousjose Yes I definitely see every comment I get tagged in. Certainly have appreciation for Netflix's approach (and perhaps some envy for the flexibility they have on pricing for a digital product). It's not feasible for us at this time, but if we expand digital offerings and achieve great success like Netflix, their example is something I admire and would consider in the future!

[@preciousjose]

@@davehunt540 thanks for your response.

[@cmdrrgh]

I love my Cross Ropes and I don’t get paid to say that

[@thesenuts]

high end jump rope ?lol seriously...HAHAHAHA, enjoy your high end rip off. Everyone get rdx or nike jump rope, dont listen to this person, doesnt know anything about skipping. yes yes your skipping improved after spending 300$, so much logic in your "unbiased" review

[@gsmurph08]

It’s called cross rope. Not cross ropes

[@Krufessor_Rad]

Thank you