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You might be right. In the meantime I purchased a medium sized one too but I feel more comfortable with the longer one. Can't do a crossover with the medium but with the large one.

Same here. It is my favorite rope and still works fine without any issues. Yes, it is costly but considering how long I've been getting use out of it... it was worth it.

Hi Diana! Was die Griffe wiegen kann ich dir leider auch nicht sagen - nur dass sie keine Gewichte eingebaut haben wie andere (billigere Springseile). Dafür sind sie wertig solide, verarbeitet und widerstehen langem Dauertraining. Allerdings muss ich dir auch sagen, dass ich nach längerer Verletzungspause dann doch mit meinem Set von Crossrope weitergemacht habe. Ich persönlich finde die Ergonomie besser, abgerundet vorn, dort wo das Seil befestigt wird und der Mechanismus zum Befestigen des Seiles ist einfach besser gemacht. Auch ist der Mechanismus etwa 0,5 cm kürzer wodurch das Seil dichter Rchtung Hand rotiert was geringere Hebelkräfte zum Resultat hat. Ich hoffe ich konnte weiterhelfen.

Adding weight to handles is stupid though it doesn’t provide any benefit.

Hi Arkan! Wenn Du nur Seile bestellt hast, dann bekommst du auch nur Seile geliefert. Nur bei "Set Bestellung" bekommst Du beides zusammen. In Deinem Falle, falls Du wirklich nur Seile bestellt hast, würde ich mir ein paar einzelne Griffe bestellen oder ein kleines Set.

@@heikokuehr Ich danke dir für die Information. Doche sehe da im Shop nicht einzelne Griffe. Zu beachten ist ja noch der verschluss von griff zur seil.

@@arkanerbek2814 Das ist richtig, vor einem Jahr hatten die noch Griffe einzeln im Shop - der Verschluss hat sich aber meines Wissens nicht geändert - frage aber besser auf deren Website im Chat nach. Würde mich sehr wundern wenn das Verschluss-System sich geändert hätte. Freundliche Grüße und Viel Erfolg!

@@heikokuehr achso okey. Also auf dem Bild sieht das nicht nach dem verschluss aus für die Seile die ich habe. Bestimmt haben die jetz zwei verschlusssysteme. Ich habe denen auch eine Email geschickt dauert halt etwas, aufgrund der ganz viele Anfragen. Naja jetz bin ich auf der Suche nach dem Griffen

I agree, I ordered a shorter sized rope for me too after a few months

Hi Rollie, thank you for your kind feedback. I haven't had the issue with the sticky handles anymore - it seems it was my eager use of oil, probably. When it comes to muscle building... I know there is a debate. I actually think that by using weighted ropes you get definitely stronger and your core muscles will be uses, stressed much more than by using light weight ropes only. For building muscles you need to do heavy lifting or at least some hard calisthenics. For getting lean and building all your muscles more complex and complete I think it is a good and intense way to do it - still expecting to become "massive" would be wrong. I hope you understand what I mean.

@@heikokuehr Perfectly, thanks so much, keep up the great videos.

Vielen Dank für das nette feedback!

Ja, genau so würde ich das auch sagen. Mit den 125 g ist man zum Anfang gut bedient. Schwerere Seile kann man später noch immer nachkaufen.

@@heikokuehr danke!

You won't go wrong with that one! I haven't done any more videos here on this channel due to Achilles tendon problems, but I still use it occasionally and I#m still happy about the decision I made.

Right, I went down the same path. I just ordered one size smaller ropes for me, since I noticed "Large" was slightly to long... as I became better and more confident over time. Unfortunately I still struggle with achilles tendon problems, so can't do much jumping. Thank you for your kind feedback!

I can fix subtitles for you if that would help. Let me know

@@heikokuehr dont need to bother if it is problem. Just wanna know from 1/10 how is: - quility - mehanizam - rope itself - i am jumping now for 75 days, which rope would you recomend. 350 g, 500 g or lower Your owerall satisfaction with it

@@Consistenttrades ok, I try to answer your questions here. I use basically the 125g rope for warm up and easy going workout. increasing to 225 and 350g later on. If I use heavier ropes I get problems with my left arm (I have a screw there - a tendon was gone 10 years ago) Mechanics are trustworthy and solid - no problems there Keeping the exchangeable mechanism in mind... I still I find the Crossrope system more convenient, but that is a matter of taste and depends on what you like more. I hope that was helpful

@@heikokuehr Man thank you one more time. My 125 and 350 arrive. 125 is perfect but 350 is killing mashine. Thank you for advice. However, didnt see you mention spare handle, so i will order them too. GREAT products

Hi Mira, thank you for your feedback! Glad to "see" you here! Actually as you might have noticed, I haven't done much here on my channel due to COVID AND injury but I consider to catch up soon. During the past year I still did my workouts but couldn't skip, or at least not as much as I would have liked to. In edition I noticed that I should consider a shorter rope length but haven't got one yet - so this is still to come. Maybe we should make a "You teach me" video together That could be fun

@@heikokuehr sounds a lot of fun. First of all I hope u will be 100% recovered again. Take your time. U can join a get to know appointment on my website whenever you feel ready to jump some rope :) 🙌 have a wonderful time 🤗🤗🤗💛

…the 1/4 pound is great for warm up and even if you wanna do a workout just for fun, without “killing it”. I probably used to much oil, I haven’t had that issue anymore.

When I started jumping rope, I used a speedrope too, fortunately it came with a very thin rope and a slightly thicker one - I used the thicker one because I had the same issue. After purchasing the weighted ropes I noticed that due to the higher weight of the rope I had better feedback from the rope which resulted in less tripping. Simply because you know exactly where the rope is in its position around you. Same for crossover jumps - straight much better, less tripping and more control. At least that is my experience. Please note I'm NOT payed by Crossrope to tell you that. Just saying. If you consider buying - look for offers outside crossropes website, sometimes you might find a really good one and you can safe some money. Good luck!

You’re welcome. I’m glad if I could help.

Hi Tony, thank you for your feedback! I absolutely agree on what you said about the thick handles, a bit bulky but needed to control the heavier ropes, and on your thoughts about the size for a short guy like me, 176 cm. I'm still using size "Large" ropes but I wish I could try the medium sized for once - don't dare to order yet, since it's still COVID insanity and those don't fit into my "most needed items spending list" right now. LOL I think you'll be pleased with the slim handles, they are very comfy and just perfect in shape. I wish you lots of progress and fun with your workouts!

I thought I answered your question, but it seems that didn't work. I am 176 and I use "L", so for you "L" should be perfectly fine too.

I am 176 and use size "L" which is fine Being 176 I'm kind of between "M" and "L" but as for beginners it is recommended to use a longer rope. Today Id like to try a "M" just to see if that would work too for me - as a short guy LOL Anyway - YOU NEED "L"

Size "L" should be perfect

很高兴你喜欢😘也感谢你的支持！这给了我们莫大的鼓励和动力！

Thank you for sharing your experience. Actually my handles were never stored touching each other and it was winter and they weren't stored in a too warm place. Today, after almost a year this issue is gone and they don't feel sticky anymore - I wiped them a few times, many (just with water) and then it was ok. I love using them still

Hi, Thats fantastic. I'm so glad they are not sticking together any more. Good to know, that just water works. Thank you.

well said!

Prinzipiell macht du mit beiden keinen Fehler. Everjump sieht, wie ich finde besser aus, Crossrope liegt (durch die Daumenmulde) besser in der Hand und ist am rotierenden Stift kürzer, 0,5 cm, was zu geringerer Hebelwirkung führt und bei schwereren Seilen das handling angenehmer macht. Ich selbst tendiere zu Crossrope (auch wenn das in Richtung Hype geht - ist aber ehrlich)

Hi! ja ich springe noch, wenn auch im Moment weniger da hier einige Renovierungen anstehen. Ich habe hier bei mir Crossrope Seile sowie auch die von Everjump, und wechsele ab und zu um mir von beiden ein Bild machen zu können. Wohin die sportliche Reise geht? Gute Frage...., ich will einen fitten, gesunden Körper mein Eigen nennen können und dabei bilden Grundübungen wie Klimmzüge, Liegestütze usw. natürlich dazu. Seit Oktober 2018 halte ich mich nun an eine solche, mit Grundübungen gestaltete, Morgen-Routine und werde von Tag zu Tag besser (Dauer 35 min) - selbst wenn ab und zu etwas wie eine Plateau-Phase eintritt. Dazu kommt dann Rad fahren, Joggen oder eben Seilpringen - je nach Wetter und Körperlicher Verfassung. Resultate bisher sind: Keine Rückenschmerzen mehr / keine Schmerzen in den Schultern und ein insgesamt besseres Körpergefühl. Viele Grüße

Hahahahahaha, you are the first one mentioning that tea pot, LOL Got it on a flee market and didn't know where to put it - so it ended up as decoration up there.

Well...., you are right. It is expensive. If you want to try I can only suggest to check the free internet market (Amazon) or to hunt for special offers with a promo code OR to order a pair of handles and a rope separately, that would be a good start and affordable.

@@heikokuehr ordered the get fit set and will be arriving on thursday, i got mine with a £40 discount

@@andyetheridge Hi Andy, that sounds great! Thursday,only one more day to go - enjoy! Let me know how you like it..., after 4 weeks or so.

Man, YOU rock! I'm glad you like it! Enjoy your workouts!

Hi Albert - I'm really happy to read about your progress and the fact that you fell in love with jumping rope. If you are in doubt, you can just buy the smallest set or even buy handles and rope separately. I start always my workouts with the green rope, 1/4LB and then the 1/2LB - if I'll do more I use the 1 LB, but not often due to a screw in my left arm (surgery from 2009) which might cause problems sometimes. Anyway, I think you'd be on the safe side if you just buy two ropes and build up from there. Don't forget to check the internet (amazon, ebay) for cheap offers. Good luck and keep on skipping!

Hi Heiko, Have purchased to 1/4 and 1/2 lb from Amazon get in a few weeks time due to COVID 🤣🤣🤣🤣 gets the blame for just about everything … As I said skipping really has helped my breathing while I’m diving … thanks for the advice keep up the great videos 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@albertbell7120 That's a good choice! I'm sure you'll not regret it. Keep on skipping and feel free to let me know how you like it after a while.

Freut mich, dass das Video helfen konnte. Hier die Gewichte der Seile im Set: 65g 125g 225g 350g 500g 810g Du findest die Gewichtsangaben auch hier, etwas versteckt: everjump.fit/collections/ropes Viel Spaß!

Well, actually you don't need to buy different handles for heavier or lighter ropes. If you are happy with the slim handles - you are fine. Still for larger hand sizes I think the thicker handles might be more comfy. The two different types of handles are inside their sets - I think that indicates to use the slim ones for those 3 more light weight ropes (still 3 different ropes) and the larger handles for the more heavier ones (2 ropes) If you'd buy one pair of handles and feel comfy with them you can use ALL ropes with that one - regardless the weight. O course if you want to look at those two different handles from a negative point of view - you could think it's made for more business. Still, I'd say Crossrope offers two different shaped handles for different hand sizes.

@@heikokuehr ok so I could say buy handgrips with the lighter rope set ,then could order the heavier ropes on their own with no handles?

@@BobBob-uv9fq Yes, exactly. You can buy everything separately if you want or you just by the smallest set, and build up from there. Don't forget to check the free market, google search and amazon - often you'll find good offers there.

@@heikokuehr lol I have been starting to consistently skip ,I am pretty active anyway ,but I have literally lost about 6/8 pounds in 3 wks ,I need to eat more

@@BobBob-uv9fq I'd think that's a good result, depending on what your goal is. Diet is very important. Our body is like a high end machine. It needs the right mixture of fuel to run properly. heheheh Don't forget to warm up, stretch and rest. Good luck and keep jumping!

Glad to hear it was helpful! This is what I told Tiantian when she got her rope. If you've never been jumping before, first fix the length, focus on the right position of your arms and keep in mind not jumping to high. Then start jumping. Try to breath like you'd go on a run. Only jump until you fail 10 times and stop. By doing this you avoid frustration. Try again after a day rest. She managed to get from 11 jumps to almost 100 in two weeks. Don't forget to warm up before jumping and to stretch after! Good luck

Ja, das Video ist in Arbeit.

Glad if I can contribute in decision making. I've seen the RushAthletic's rope, I mean the weighted one, but haven't seen it in real yet. What I don't like is that the handle flairs out towards the end, that's my personal opinion of course. And the "exchange-system" seems like the same type as Everjump is using, which works fine but there are two minor issues with that: 1. the entire construction is about 1 cm longer from the front of the handle to the start of the rope which is changing the geometry...., and puts more stress on ones forearm (I have Everjumps set here and Crossropes and use both to compare) 2. After several month's of testing both systems, huff, I must admit...., Crossropes clip-system is clear the better one. It is easier to handle when in stress in short interval workouts and makes less noise and puts less stress on your forearms.

@@heikokuehr Thank you very much!

I love Rush Athletics money rope

Perfect, in this case you save a lot of money and that's good for you. The purpose of my video was btw. not to sell anything here - I don't earn money on my channel - the purpose was to tell ppl my experience and to help them to make a decision wether or not they should buy. I have been using a 18,- rope for a long time and was super happy with it and I know many jump rope ppl who use ropes in that price range for their workouts and to learn tricks - that's personal preference. Enjoy your workouts!

You're going to get bored with a $10 rope if you're not already. The ropes ARE professional grade that are easy to use AND challenging at the same time, especially the weighted ropes 3/4lb and above. I know the price is steep, but the experience, function, and the effects the rope have on your body, makes them very awesome ropes you will quickly get over the price, once you give yourself 1.5 months to try out.