This is one of the best upfront & close reviews of the Get Lean & Get Strong CrossRope sets. Yes they're expensive but worth the long term investment. Btw, the kid in the background needs some jump rope coaching. Thanks coach
Great review. I ended up getting the lean set, and the heavy limited edition. It comes with a 3/4 lbs, a 1 1/2 lbs, and the "get paid," 3 lbs rope. Totally worth it. Cheers!
Great review! I got a basic rope of amazon a couple weeks ago and really love it. I'd love to get a better workout though and might splurge on the crossropes! I like the idea of having weighted ropes as opposed to the thin and flimsy ones.
Awesome channel - saw the ropes videos and it was instant subscribe Oldschoolers here used to have and praise (a lot) leather ropes - they're type of heavier ropes with wooden handles - make jumping a lot more physical, but also when (lol - not "if") you hit yourself with the leather - hurtful - have you tried those? Be safe and well!
Welcome old school. I started my boxing career with leather ropes. I still have a few of those at the gym and some fighters prefer them to my surprise.
I bought the Get Strong set. Yes, the quality is very good but I do find them overpriced. You can get cheaper ropes for similar workout but their heavy ropes are proprietary.
Good review. For a beginner, what do you suggest to start out with? 1/4lb or 1/2lb? Or is it just a up to personal preference? Like your comment of the handles.
I would go with the 1/4 lb first until you develop your skills and condition and then go heavier. Perhaps up it to the one pound and skill the 1/2 pound.
Personally I would go heavier when you're learning, at least 1/2 lb, as it's easier to feel where the rope is in the rotation and time the jump accordingly.
Nice review. Pity the product is such a complete rip off. $50 for 3 metres of plastic rope and some plastic handles - pfff. I appreciate a quality product, but don't appreciate when companies just want to completely rip you off. Got my $2 PVC rope that works well and I don't have to fret about using it wherever. Have tried a few different types of jump ropes (ranging between $2 and $20). Thin metal, thick metal, PVC, nylon cord, leather cord etc. Metal wire ones are decent, but unless you are only going to use them in a gym on a wooden or rubberised floor then they will only get ruined after some time when used outdoors. Thin metal wire ones are super light and fast. The thicker wire ones are slower and heavier, but do have a nice weight to them. But the $2 nylon is kinda the best, especially as it is so light and compact to carry and you don't have to worry about losing it or damaging it as it is so cheap to replace. cheers! JB
Have you tried the Crossrope? I had the exact same thoughts, but as i tried them, i got hooked. It‘s a completely different feeling and workout, those ropes provide a far better full body type of workout since you have to incorporate your arms, shoulders, core and back in a totally different way. I can only suggest you try these ropes, it‘s 100% worth the money!
@@lululx3760 I did buy the 1/4 and 1/2 lb. ropes and the 1 and 2 lb. ropes and also got the 3 oz. speed rope as well but I haven't started my jump rope fitness routine yet so I'll be on vacation in 2 weeks and that will be the perfect time to start jumping !!! I also want to get the 3,4, and 5 lb. ropes as well when they get them back in to complete the collection !!!
This is one of the best upfront & close reviews of the Get Lean & Get Strong CrossRope sets. Yes they're expensive but worth the long term investment. Btw, the kid in the background needs some jump rope coaching. Thanks coach
The new 2020 handles have a lifelong warranty and spin extremely well. I love this jumprope system.
Didn't think they could improve much on already great system but will have to check them out for sure. Thanks for the update.
As part of your fitness program, how often do you jump rope and for how long?
@@easyeagle3730 I make my clients jump rope three times a week between 7 and 15 minutes each time depending on training goals.
*Lifetime warranty of the product, which they could set how long.
Coach! I was looking at this jump rope and came across your review and I'm glad to see it has your stamp of approval! Hope everything is going well
Hey Michael. All is good my man. Hope all is well with you. You gonna love this rope. I promise.
Great review. I ended up getting the lean set, and the heavy limited edition. It comes with a 3/4 lbs, a 1 1/2 lbs, and the "get paid," 3 lbs rope. Totally worth it. Cheers!
Wow congrats and thank you. I Didn't know they made those weights. That must be new. Awesome thank you for the update.
peep the kid in the background trying his best haha
I was looking at him as well 😂
Good review. 1/2 pound and 1lb is my fav
I got the get strong in the mail last night. They do have xs and xxs if you call the company to order.
Thank you for the update.
Great review! I got a basic rope of amazon a couple weeks ago and really love it. I'd love to get a better workout though and might splurge on the crossropes! I like the idea of having weighted ropes as opposed to the thin and flimsy ones.
You won't regret it if you do!
Getting mine in 4 days so exicted
@@r3alasmr give us an update after you've tried them out. 👍🏾
@@BruceLeroyUK Alright I make sure to remember
@@BruceLeroyUK I just got them today they are amazing! I feel the workout better then these old ropes I used great investment!
There is a 60 day return policy. If not right length or for any reason you want to send back they do it. No issue.
Great ropes! I have a Get lean set almost 2 years, gonna buy soon Get strong set. It's expensive, but it's worth it.
Awesome channel - saw the ropes videos and it was instant subscribe
Oldschoolers here used to have and praise (a lot) leather ropes - they're type of heavier ropes with wooden handles - make jumping a lot more physical, but also when (lol - not "if") you hit yourself with the leather - hurtful - have you tried those?
Be safe and well!
Welcome old school. I started my boxing career with leather ropes. I still have a few of those at the gym and some fighters prefer them to my surprise.
I bought the Get Strong set. Yes, the quality is very good but I do find them overpriced. You can get cheaper ropes for similar workout but their heavy ropes are proprietary.
Good review. For a beginner, what do you suggest to start out with? 1/4lb or 1/2lb? Or is it just a up to personal preference? Like your comment of the handles.
I would go with the 1/4 lb first until you develop your skills and condition and then go heavier. Perhaps up it to the one pound and skill the 1/2 pound.
@@AhmedShraim thank you for your quick response. Much appreciated
Personally I would go heavier when you're learning, at least 1/2 lb, as it's easier to feel where the rope is in the rotation and time the jump accordingly.
@@Participant616 thanks. I was t sure but ended up buying a set that inckud3d 1/4lb and 1/2lb weight. I should be receiving them today.
Good jump rope review, thank you!
Glad you liked it.
Shraims academy Hey Shraim, where did you purchase the rope from? Great video!
@@legnabeats3726 crossrope.com
Idky i watched your video. I have the 1&2 pound ropes and love them!!!
Great review. I have the Get Strong set.
Great set for sure.
Hi, May I ask how tall are you and what size are these skipping ropes ?
I am 5’11” and those are the large size.
Can you interchange the handles from the 2 different sets?
yes
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Nice review.
Pity the product is such a complete rip off. $50 for 3 metres of plastic rope and some plastic handles - pfff.
I appreciate a quality product, but don't appreciate when companies just want to completely rip you off.
Got my $2 PVC rope that works well and I don't have to fret about using it wherever.
Have tried a few different types of jump ropes (ranging between $2 and $20). Thin metal, thick metal, PVC, nylon cord, leather cord etc.
Metal wire ones are decent, but unless you are only going to use them in a gym on a wooden or rubberised floor then they will only get ruined after some time when used outdoors. Thin metal wire ones are super light and fast. The thicker wire ones are slower and heavier, but do have a nice weight to them.
But the $2 nylon is kinda the best, especially as it is so light and compact to carry and you don't have to worry about losing it or damaging it as it is so cheap to replace.
cheers!
JB
That's why you need to have a portable work out mat to jump rope on so those pricey ropes will last a lot longer !!!
Have you tried the Crossrope? I had the exact same thoughts, but as i tried them, i got hooked. It‘s a completely different feeling and workout, those ropes provide a far better full body type of workout since you have to incorporate your arms, shoulders, core and back in a totally different way. I can only suggest you try these ropes, it‘s 100% worth the money!
@@lululx3760 I did buy the 1/4 and 1/2 lb. ropes and the 1 and 2 lb. ropes and also got the 3 oz. speed rope as well but I haven't started my jump rope fitness routine yet so I'll be on vacation in 2 weeks and that will be the perfect time to start jumping !!! I also want to get the 3,4, and 5 lb. ropes as well when they get them back in to complete the collection !!!