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2 Pack Jump Rope Steel Wire Adjustable Jump Ropes with Anti-Slip Handles for Workout Fitness Exercise, Skipping Rope Speed Rope Crossfit for Kids, Women, Men All Heights and Skill Levels (Black) : Sports & Outdoors

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  • ✔ADJUSTABLE LENGTH: The jumping rope has 3m/9.85ft, enough long for all heights, and easy to adjustable, you could cut the ropes according to your heights.
  • ✔TANGLE-FREE FOR SPORTS: Tangle-resistant cord, the jump rope will not twist even you jumping fast. This skip rope kindly for workout, exercise, BOXING, cardio training and so on to build healthy body.
  • ✔COMFORTABLE DESIGN: The skipping rope made of steel wire, durable and good quality, anti-slip foam handles, soft and comfortable. Don't worry that the skipping rope will fall off your hands.
  • ✔GREAT DEALS: 2 PACK jump ropes set for kids, children, men and women all people, also for all skill levels. Nice to share with family, friends. black/pink/blue/orange to choose!
  • ✔BUY WITH CONFIDENCE : Good quality and Best service are our goal, we promise 100% money back if you have any displeasure, please buy with confidence!
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