Buddy Lee New Beaded Jump Rope – Adjustable Skipping Rope for Adults – Durable, Tangle-Free Fitness Jump Rope with Ergonomic Handles for Cardio, Training & Outdoor Workouts

Product is well made, hand grip is soft but firm, I’m 6’ tall and rope size is perfect, This rope was my first Buddy Lee Rope and now I’ve moved on to next phase of tricks and speed training. 10 out of 10

Bought 3, great ropes, I'm just starting out but this one has the perfect weight and rubber "beads" aren't going to split like the plastic one i picked up at the thrift. Spins well, adjusts easy, 5 star for me and two kids

Great jumprope. I don't normally used beaded ropes but I purchased this one to learn the mic release. It has very long handles and feels like I'm using nunchucks.

Best jumprope a girl can ask for. i love everything about it!

Buddy Lee might be able to jump rope, but he can't blue from green and yellow. I've order a blue on blue jump rope twice now and received a green and yellow one. Clearly there is a mistake at the amazon warehouse but it's impossible to actually talk to a person to alert them to this and solve the situation.

Gives a lot of feedback for beginners. Pretty long rope, works easily for 6’ person. I would say that if you’re a stickler for form you may want to try a rope with shorter handles. The long handles makes it such that it is hard for me to make an efficient arch around my body since the handle adds a few inches width wise. But at the same time, it gives me a lot of leverage when I try to spin the rope fast.

Had a wire speed rope that I had been using, but I struggled with getting really good at jumping rope with. This beaded rope made things much easier, and now I can also jump with ease while using the speed rope. Highly recommended for beginners.

Another reviewer mentioned this was too short for him. I did see a couple of charts out there that suggested this could be short for my height, but actually it feels just about right. I wouldn't mind adding an inch or two to the length, maybe? But it's not a gripe, more like curiosity. Since then I've also seen a similar height-to-length chart that said the lengths are meant to be the maximum lengths suggested, so a bit shorter is just fine. It may also depend on what kind of jump roping you're doing, I guess. I just do the basic jump roping for cardio, no fancy tricks. I jump rope on the paved yard and the beads have been holding up just fine.

Great Material