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All In Motion 2" Weighted Jump Rope

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$16best of 1 vetted listings · atTargettarget.com

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Our verdict

A straightforward option for basic weighted skipping. Confirm sizing before purchase: Target lists nine feet overall but does not establish adjustability.

Pros

  • +Weighted design offers an option for resistance-focused skipping.
  • +Needs no batteries or charging.
  • +Sub-one-pound listed weight keeps carrying weight modest.

Cons

  • −Length adjustability is not confirmed in the published specifications.
  • −Under one pound total, it may not suit buyers seeking substantially heavier resistance.

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Specifications

Color
Black
Materials
TPU, polypropylene and TPR
Handle material
Plastic
Battery requirement
No battery used

About All In Motion 2" Weighted Jump Rope

All In Motion 2" Weighted Jump Rope

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Frequently asked

How long is it?

Target specifies a 9-foot overall length despite the 2-inch wording in the title.

How much does it weigh?

The listed total product weight is 0.95 pounds, not a stated per-handle weight.

What are the handles made from?

Plastic; the listed product materials are TPU, polypropylene and TPR.

Does it need batteries?

No.