WeGym Smart Jump Rope for Men Women, Adjustable Jump Rope for Indoor Outdoor Workout, Jump Counting, Tracking – Data Analysis LED Display Screen Rechargeable Skipping Rope Fitness Gift for Adults Kids

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This jump rope is so versatile! I am buying one for the whole family! It has so many features definitely an amazing products! We love wegym products!

Pretty decent jump rope. Grateful for the counter. App optional.
This looks well-crafted and has some clever design bits. They do appear to have thought about design as well as function here.The instructions are pretty good and pretty clear. I did not notice translation issues until I read the privacy agreement for the app. I did not see anything egregious there, but the wording can mean a few things. The app shows 100+ downloads in the android app store at the time I checked it out. Yes hundred, not thousands. I did not get this thinking I needed an app to use it. It worked fine without the app, but I eventually downloaded it and paired it with the rope. Interestingly the rope seemed to remember my prior workouts and synced them all to my phone (but with the current date) fair enough.Still the app does not appear to connect with any other tracking apps, and would not allow me to save my correct weight. This is more of a review of the rope, than the app, but I think you can safely pass on the app.The cords is not heavy. I first tried the way I learned in grade school, a skip-hop in each rotation kind of slow, but that did not work well. I could not control the cord well. So I moved on to the fast, one jump per rotation and that worked great! Mine and the counter’s count are pretty close. I tend to count some things the counter does not, but we are pretty close, and I think I would rather let the counter do the counting for me. The cord is plenty long. for a 6ft adult, there is more cord than I need and it is easy to adjust the length.I thought at first about adding a tiny bit of weight and protection around the part of the cord that hits the ground. Perhaps a bit of grip on the handles. As I am not yet that fit, so I do miss and step on the cord occasionally. But after using it for a while, I decided not to yet. Still having some grip on the handles would be a great product enhancement idea! I may still play with the weight idea… perhaps an extra flexible tube that slides and the centripetal force puts it in place…Overall, I think this is a great product. The app has some issues, but I really like the jump rope it’s self.

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Loved this and it’s super affordable!

Great way to track your jumps
Tracking your workout when jumping rope can be a tedious process. It is very easy to forget the count you are on when you are in the middle of it. That’s why I liked the digital counter on this product. It can count your jumps for you allowing your mind free to wander.There are 4 different functions, but I stay only with the Target mode. From the handle, you can set your target by the hundreds up to 300. But you should be able to set it to higher if done from within the app. All you have to do is just jump. Once you’ve hit your set target, the handle will vibrate letting you know about it. It’s a no brainer.The handle is smooth and the rope itself feels well made. The rotating bear heads and the paw cable lock are cute touches. Setting it up can be a hassle though. Leave the end caps off while you thread the rope into the handles. The handle cover are the bear’s mouths and can be pulled open downwards. Once you’ve set it to your proper length, you can then close the bear mouths, snake them into the bear paws, then cover their end caps. If you’re short like me, you may want to consider cutting the extra rope off otherwise you’ll end up with around a foot extra. The charging port can be found at the bottom of the handle with the screen. The openings are well designed that you wouldn’t think they open up, but they are there.I’ve been doing around 300 per day to start getting back into my fitness journey and so far, it has been holding up well. The only improvement I can think of is if you are free to adjust the count from the handle itself rather than going into the app. Plus, I would sometimes accidentally press the button while jumping; easily resolved by simply rotating the handle so the button is in a spot between fingers.