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Speed Jump Rope with 10' Adjustable Length. Durable solid rubber rope. Molded handles with foam grips. Sealed ball bearings for even rotation.
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When You Can't Run . . .
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You can jumprope! This is a durable jump rope, worth the money for its sturdy construction that does not add extra weight. Weighted jump ropes are great when needed, but when not, this works just fine. It's pretty long, to accommodate even the tallest of jumpers, but works just as well for anyone.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-01
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It is good.
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This jump rope is perfect only except it is not easy to adjust the length of the rope. Cuz I am not tall but the rope is kind of long to me. It took me some time to change the length.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-11-16
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Adjustment?
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I had no idea how to adjust this speed rope until I read the reviews here. I pried off the silver end cap of the handle with a flat head screwdriver, I sliced off the extra part of the jump rope with a pruning shears, and with a tack hammer a whacked that baby back on. Adjusting is a pain, but I'm guessing you're only going to adjust it once, and when that's all over you won't think about it again.
The grip on this rope is great for me. Now someone who has sweatier hands may disagree. Otherwise this is a speed rope, works fine, does its job, no dissertation is necessary.
Rating:
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-10-28
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Best Rope and easy to adjust
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This is the best rope for money and very easy to adjust. I read through some of the reviews where many complained about the complexity of adjustment and use of pliers etc. It doesn't need all that. I was just able to pop out the black cap at the back and pull out the wire, adjust the length and just fold & put the wire back along with closing the back cap. It was all done in 1 or 2 minutes together on both handles. It is very very easy and the best rope for the money we pay.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-10-26
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Great jump rope
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I jump rope for exercise, and the Valeo Speed Jump Rope works very well, much better than the soft rope I had before. The Valeo was a little long for my height (5'11"), but I had no trouble adjusting the length. Just pop the cap, move the retaining clip down with a pair of pliers, and cut off the excess.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-10-14
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