What type of Jump Rope should I Buy?

[hectari]

Im looking online and they got some of these new adjustable thin speed ropes, Are those good?

[hectari]

This guy claimed he did no running or road work, just Jump rope for cardio, boxing training, and some functional workouts

his workout routine to burn fat
http://www.rigsfitness.co.uk/lose-bo...ness-training/

[Redd Foxx]

They're cheap. Buy a couple and see which style you like. I prefer the leather with wood handles. A little slower and easier to feel/control.

[DinoCop]

Thinner they are, harder to control.
I have a thin and a thick one and it's much harder to jump with the thinner one because it just wants to go faster and faster.

[hectari]

Thinner they are, harder to control.
I have a thin and a thick one and it's much harder to jump with the thinner one because it just wants to go faster and faster.

yeah I got a thicker speed rope, but the new thinner ones made of wire with rubber around them are used mainly in cross fit for double under circuits.

Also I read that if the thin ones slap you hard in the leg it can cut you or really feel like a whip, they are thin wires like a weed wacker, and they are not good for doing tricks with, you can criss cross them, you basically used them for double unders and speed.

[Ray Corso]

Leather rope, wood handles with rollers.
There is NO substitute for road work, only injury stops a fighter from road work!
Ray

[ukbox]

I use both types
I've an old school thai rope with thick plastic & a new thinner plastic with better bearings in the handles
Best tip for learning, bare foot with curtain wire. You'll hurt your feet a few times but it'll teach u to lift them & ime is best for getting the knack of it

[ukbox]

Don't know what an adjustable rope is if you're shorter tie a loose knot in it

[DinoCop]

And that's for the optimum rope lenght they say

[Ray Corso]

You can loose knot it up near the handles to adjust for length.