Are the 16ft ropes long enough for double-dutch?
1366760
I gave them to my granddaughter and then didn't get to see what she thought. When I looked at them, I thought that they would be good for one person to jump into, not two. They seem to be of good quality.
1636009
Sure it would as long as you get the correct length. Also you will have to figure out how you will tether the rope ends. The rope ends come with hooks.
1708694
I used fairly large carabiners without a problem. The ones I used are much larger than necessary to support the weight of someone swinging.
569746
They were 8 to 9 feet long and the rope is 1/4 inch nylon rope. It can be replaced vary easily if it wears out or if you need longer.
2039609
Sorry but rope would stretch too much! Must use at least 1/4 inch cable for children, bought cable at Home Depot in 125ft reel best buy that I found
175700
Yes, we do. Let us know what length of rope and chain you are interested in and we will let you know if we carry the specific length you are looking for.
1489175
No--Would not use for any rope over 1/2 unless you plan to insert the rope thru the opening and tie a simple knot.Bug-SC
1049341
Based on my experience using the rope, I would say yes to both. Very durable. If you have the skill to criss-cross, it's a fast rope and will work.
738977
I got the longer one because (1) my grandchildren are between 12 and 16 years old. So thought if they liked it the 25 foot would be better. However, their father has yet to put the cable (or rope) for them to grab if they lose their balance. Since that has not been done I don't believe they are deriving the fun they would have had had the rope/cable been put up. In retrospect maybe I waited to long to get it. Having said that, I felt like if they liked it and used it a lot certainly the longer would be better. I'm just not sure this answer will help you.
1726695
Yes. But there is probably a weight limit. And the rope is made of the material that stretches so will have to adjust after use
1925918
You can adapt it, but depending on your swing set I'm not sure rope will be long enough. If not, you just have to buy one
1885425
If you're using that many then yes 3/8 rope will be fine. 2 or less you'd want bigger size
1577328
Actually it is. Since the rope was built for speed and its very lightweight I think you can do singles or double unders without a problem. Don't settle for just one trick, I'd recomend you try at least a few tricks because you would probably get bored doing the same thing even though you'll get better each time.
1505242
Not ropes. Straps. 1 inch wide, 15 feet long. Very strong. I'm 6'2", 210 lbs. I regularly do inversion work on these rings/straps with no worries.
236052
Siamak, I don't think your size really matters. It is your fitness level that will determine the rope size. The thicker the rope & longer the rope, the higher the difficulty level. Shorter/thinner ropes will allow longer exercise durations, while the opposite will yield shorter & more intense workouts. The 40' 2" is a good in between difficulty level rope. But like anything else, it's not so much WHAT you use, but more of HOW you use it.
509361
This anchor winch has no limits. You can easily put 400 ft of chain or rope. Only problem is chain is better then rope but heavier as well. The teeth will tear up the rope and may get stuck. If you have a person to keep an eye on the guide for the rope you will be good. Plus it runs better wet then dry. I made that mistake and had to replace 200 ft of rope.
389406
I actually used a 1/8'' piece of cable with mine. However you should be able to use a 1/2" piece of rope. I am not sure but 3/8 would either be the max on size or perhaps to large. Hope this helps.