Sportime Jump Rope with Plastic Links, 16 Feet, Green – 1004680
Original price was: $9.99.$4.72Current price is: $4.72.
Sportime offers a Plastic Link Jump Rope which provides great exercise for all ages. These bright, tough plastic segments cover the high-quality nylon rope. Features sturdy, plastic handles for secure, positive gripping. Sold as a single unit. Measures 16 feet in green.
Our Sportime Plastic Link Jump Rope provides great exercise for all ages. These bright, tough plastic segments cover a high-quality nylon rope. Sturdy, plastic handles for secure, positive gripping. Measures 16 feet long.
Great for indoor or outdoor use
The plastic links offer protection and durability to the inside rope
Created with durable, quality plastic for longevity
The 8 foot length is ideal for early childhood jumpers
The perfect supplement to your home gym or physical education class
8 reviews for Sportime Jump Rope with Plastic Links, 16 Feet, Green – 1004680
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eloonie –
Great Jumprope
It’s a jumprope, hard to mess up. But this one is really good value and quality for the price. Used it all of last summer and it held up great!
Jake –
Great product
I got this ro recess 4th graders love it and play every day for month. Bottom line its durable and fun.
Robert –
Teaching our kids double dutch
My wife and I were sitting around wondering what to do with the kids, seeing as how all parks, beaches, malls/stores, facilities, amenities are closed due to COVID. We had them doing jump rope to burn off some exercise and then it hit us—double dutch! Haven’t done that since grade school. So we came on Amazon and found these and got two. Delivered quickly and we were out jumping same day. These are just like the ones you used in PE way back when, and they’re tons of fun. The kids want to do it every day. They got the single-rope down easily (a little trepidation the first few times running in), but the double dutch is gonna take some time. The adults, tho, it came right back after a few tries… Tons of fun. Highly recommend. We’ll see how long they last, but they seem pretty durable. And let’s be real, skipping rope entails scraping the middle of the rope on the ground, so it’s gonna wear down sometime, and then we’ll just buy another. We were surprised that Walmart didn’t carry double dutch ropes like this. Amazon wins again!
Drea –
Two person long jumprope
This is a nice family or playground jump rope, as it is very long. I bought this for my daughter and cut it in half and reattached the handles so she can jump solo. We leave it outside in the elements and it seems to be holding up well.
AC Slater –
Wow, this is great!
I bought this thinking it was a small rope that my 8 year old could use by herself. I didn’t realize it was a huge one that I used as a kid for double Dutch jump rope, but I was pleasantly surprised! We have been using it outside with two adults or two big kids in charge of turning the rope so we can have 1-3 kids jump at a time. All the neighborhood kids have been coming down to jump with us. Big hit and the quality is great!
LT –
Fun for super cheap
Great purchase . Got it for a super cheap price . Bought for 3 person jump rope and double Dutch (old school style ) Works better than the thin wired kind . Added bonus when the plastic hits the ground it’s easier to TimE your jumps .
Andrew Kelly –
Good but not great
16 feet is definitely too long for most children. The design is simple. The plastic spacers placed along the rope make it difficult to wrap around your hands to take up some length.
Kiana –
Yass
I got these because its a right of passage for kids to endure the sting of this jump rope beast that our public schools no longer indulge in. The schools these days have gone soft. They got “rope” or “fabric” jump ropes. In the old days you learned how to “jump-in” without getting whipped in the face. Now they are to spoiled to try. Ugh what has happened to our youth?!?! Nothing beats the sound these ropes make when they hit the ground and the kid gets whacked in leg or arm. Ooohhh happy days are here again. So if you lime to torture your kids as much as i do. This is the product for you! Brought back many memories.