The advertised tangle-free ropes are a good option for beginners wanting to lose weight or add some more cardio into their workout. This set is also a good option for people who want to use jumping rope as a method of conditioning and building muscular endurance.

The fast-clip system on the handles makes it easy to change out your rope weight at any time. The handles also have a lifetime warranty, so if at any point something happens to the handles, CrossRope will exchange them.

The rope comes in a 10-foot length, so most anyone can use it. While there are two ropes and the handles are made of a soft silicone, some reviewers complain the handles broke after only a few uses. If you are looking for a rope as a beginner, the Bala Weighted Jump Rope might be a good place to start, although it’s expensive for a beginner rope.

The non-slip grip is a great addition to these ropes. Both handles hold an additional 1.5-pound weight that can be removed when you are looking for a less intense workout. The cable can also hold extra weight, so if you are looking for a way to challenge yourself during your workout, you can add the PCV cable weights.

This weighted jump rope comes with a regular PVC cable that’s 9.8 feet in length, as well as a cordless jump rope attachment so you can safely practice indoors (ya know, without wiping out your coffee table). The Te-Rich rope requires cell batteries and a small screwdriver for adjustments, but it comes with two batteries and a tool, so you should be all set.

The ball bearing placement in the handles makes full rotation a breeze. The jump rope set comes with one 0.25-pound rope and one 0.5-pound rope. The ropes are easy to store and the set also comes with a carrying bag for storage.

The handles are made from aluminum and have light knurling for better gripping. The jump rope set also comes with weights that can be inserted into the handles for even more challenge. The set comes in circular carrying case that can hold all three ropes.

Hyperwear provides a library of exercise videos so users can better understand how to use this rope to reap the most benefits. According to Hyperwear, this rope is more durable and easier on floors than typical weighted ropes on the market. With a price tag well over $100, this rope should be built to last.

The biggest drawback is that it can not be adjusted for different heights. More traditional jump ropes (particularly speed ropes) have adjustable lengths or are sold in different lengths to accommodate height. With only one option for its length, the Hyper Rope may not work for everyone.

This rope is great for intermediate or advanced athletes who are looking to improve their double-unders. It comes standard with a 10-foot 2.4-mm-thick nylon-coated speed cable. The handles are made out of premium aluminum and come in four different colors (black, silver, sky blue, gold). The rope comes in eight different colors (black, red, yellow, orange, purple, pink, green). These color options help make the Bullet COMP Speed Jump Rope uniquely you.