How to Choose the Right Jump Rope for You

[@danw1020]

I really appreciate this video JRV - objective analysis from you as ever. I have bookmarked this video so that I can forward it to friends who are thinking about getting into jumping rope.

[@JumpRopeVeteran]

Thanks, Dan. It's always a pleasure to hear from you. Thanks for all your support over the years.

[@clarity2115]

I love PVC ropes! I buy from a local manufacturer for around 8 bucks 1/2lb rope, great for conditioning for boxing :D

[@JumpRopeVeteran]

Definitely a great option. 💯

[@terryreeves2302]

Well said my friend! Having followed you for many years, I loved the part about not being sold by a charismatic person. My advice, start out with an Elite 5m pvc for less than $20, cuz if you decide it's not your thing no big deal. Have to disagree with you about RX ropes being mostly for double unders. They offer many varieties of ropes. They have wire ropes in multiple weights, also pvc, beaded, and even Muay Thai style. All that being said, I think they are also the leader in double under style ropes. Keep up the good work, and Happy Holidays to you & your loved ones! Terry

[@JumpRopeVeteran]

Thanks, Terry. I should've specified - their lighter ropes, the EVOs, are mostly for doubles. Their inventory and types of ropes have grown over the years. Thanks for all your support over the years.

[@arctan2010]

I tell my friends and family start simple like some type of pvc ropes or something similar around six to twelve bucks to test the waters.

[@JumpRopeVeteran]

Great advice. 💯

[@capo4270]

Hey JRV, you ever review Crossrope's freestyle & beaded ropes?

[@JumpRopeVeteran]

I reviewed Crossrope's Freetyle LE a few years ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWOmgHSdZa5jf7c