POWER GUIDANCE Battle Rope, 1.5/2 Inch Diameter Poly Dacron 30, 40, 50Ft Length Exercise Equipment for Home Gym & Outdoor Workout, Battle Rope Anchor Included…

I love these and hate them at the same time. I use a Tabata timer and these things will toast you! The quality is excellent and I’m glad I spent more for these as opposed to the Amazon Basics. One important thing to note is that the length of the rope is exactly that. I bought the 30’ and paced out the distance before ordering. Once I installed them I realized that I was only 15’ away from wall instead of 30’. My son asked me what I wasn’t returning them, and I told him, “these things are such good quality and I’d feel guilty returning because it’s my fault for not understanding the length of rope.” Anyhow, I’ll probably order the longer ones eventually but these are working fine for now. High quality, excellent grips, just superb product!

Recently, I wanted to try battle ropes as a home workout option. I started my research journey with zero information as I chased reviews and top tens etc. for the "perfect" home use ropes. I kept reading good reviews for Power Guidance. Now I'm thinking...Ok, this is just some hefty ropes with the ends caped with plastic right so why should I spend more for anything fancy? As you may have read in reviews for other ropes (that look solid) there seems to be a tendency for some of them to unwrap or fray pretty quickly due to hitting the ground. This sounded like something I wanted to avoid for sure and since these ropes have a durable sleeve to protect the rope, that was even better. Also, the ropes need to be pliable and stay that way so that the rope-wave you generate during the workout is smooth and these are smooth and stayed pliable so far (even leaving outside). Yes, these cost a bit more than some of the competitors but the quality is top notch and I was very happy to see that the good reviews were for a reason as these ropes are very nice quality and work really well! If you're wondering which size/length I would recommend the 50' 1.5 ropes if you are in decent shape and ready for a killer workout. I'm in good shape/very active and 30-60 second rounds on these ropes is hard!

I purchased a 2“ x 50‘ rope. First of all, it’s very heavy. A lot heavier than I expected. It’s very well-made, very sturdy with a nylon like protective sleeve over the entire rope. The ends have no-slip grip handles covering the rope. All in all very well-made and I will expect it will outlast me!Now for the usage. Well these are very challenging! But that is exactly what I was looking for. I started by doing 30 seconds on with 30 seconds of rest for 10 rounds. This gives me a 10 minute workout total. sometimes I use this as a standalone work out but other times I’ll combine it with either cardio or strength training for example kettle bells, bicycling, or a run. Let me tell you it’s exhausting. I can feel this In my lats, upper back, shoulders and core. On top of that the cardio is very challenging! Seriously 30 seconds would be about all I could do before I just gave up in a pile of sweat anyways. I feel confident that if you even did just a 10 minute workout with these ropes at full intensity three times a week, you would have to see and feel a real difference. Anyway, I think this is a very valuable piece of equipment, very well-made and worth the money. They are anything but boring and very challenging. Really help you take your workouts to another level.

After reading other reviews about size, I ordered the thicker 40 . This product is well constructed and the hand grips are really nice! I have a lot of gym equipment (I'm a trainer) and was happy that the description by seller is exactly what was in the package. I also ordered a strap so I could use inside (in my gym) hooked up to the base of my pull-up structure. I even have my 13 year old using it for physical activity and he willingly does it because "it's a lot of fun". This product arrived quickly, packaged nicely and very easy to remove the smaller rope keeping it rolled up. I appreciate the ease of that. Also the business card includes the workouts (i thought I'd get an email), and their customer service is excellent! They instantly and graciously instructed where to find the workout link and also provided it to me. I'd give them ten stars if able to! In my gym, I have concrete and a larger section that is gym mat. So far, the rope has not scuffed or left any marks because of how well the rope is covered. It looks like it cost far more than what I paid for the rope.

I looked at DIYBattle rope videos online, I estimated I would be into materials 20-30$? IDK for sure, didn't think a lot about it. It looked like the creation of the battle ropes would take an hour or more likely two. If I paid myself for my time it might make more sense to buy these battle ropes and end up with a better final product. SO I bought these ropes. They are very nice, they come with a nylon/vinyl like sheath over the whole thing. There is a plastic sheath meant to go around the ancho point to prevent wear. They come with a very nice looking anchor. For our use we just wrap them around one leg of a wooden power rack I have in the basement, works great as an anchor. I am 40 years old, 250lb and would look trim if I weighed 200lb. I'm not in very good shape. I got the 50" ropes. Just starting out with no previous experience I use them about 30-45 seconds, in the middle of a multi station training circuit, before my left arm starts to get weak and the rope wave looses shape. My 11 year old son uses them about 10-20 seconds and he has yet to really get the waves going good on the ropes. We both think the ropes are a great addition and a lot of fun.