Pro Battle Ropes with Anchor Strap Kit and Exercise Poster – Upgraded Durable Protective Sleeve – 100% Poly Dacron Heavy Battle Rope for Strength Training, Cardio, CrossFit, Exercise Rope

It came on time , is easy to use and is good quality.

Fantastic quality battle rope highly recommend the company

I spent a lot of time looking at various options for battle ropes, both 1.5 inch and 2 inch diameter. I ended up ordering the 2 inch rope, 40-feet long. This BR was definitely on the expensive side but the quality is worth it. The handles are semi-hard shrink-wrap rubber and cover about 10" of the rope at both ends. They are very easy to grip and seem like they will last a long time. The 2" diameter rope is quite flexible but also heavy for maximum workout effort. The rope is completely concealed inside a tough nylon fabric sleeve for protection. This was important to me because I use it in my home gym with a concrete floor which eventually could damage the rope. The BR also comes with two attachment straps made from seatbelt type nylon strapping with loops. These work great for attaching to a D-ring, a carabiner, an eyebolt, around a steel pole, around a workbench leg. Anchor hardware is not included.I have used this for several traditional BR exercises and I've also hung it from the ceiling for climbing & grip exercise. The nylon sleeve over the BR makes climbing a bit tougher since you slip just a bit on each grab, but it works fine. Overall this is exactly what I wanted, 5-stars.

we run a boxing club and boxers needs strong shoulders, these ropes are awesome to do endurance and strength training for the shoulders.it is a fun way to get fit and stay fit

I originally purchase the 2" fifty foot battle rope for my wife, who is a boot camp trainer, and GRIT and spin instructor and who was looking to shift her workout to build more muscle and strength. We anchored the ropes to my heavy bag stand in our garage and they work great for both of us, but a little better for my 6'2", 240 lb. build than for my wife's 5'1", 100 lb. frame. She was able to work with the ropes but as I watched her, I noted that it was more difficult for her small hand to hold the 2" diameter rope ends and that, at her smaller height, the 25" length of thicker rope was challenging to move in a way that might lead to injury and that would be more doable if she could build toward it. For that reason I bought this 1 and 1/2", thirty foot battle rope which she can anchor to her treadmill in our home gym or even to a bed in our spare room and run the 15" lengths of rope into the carpeted hallway to absorb sound a bit more than on the hardwood floor and rubber padded surfaces of our gym room. This proved a better fit for her frame and she can still use the bigger ropes when she wants to up the challenge or try different exercises (I purchased a rope exercise poster as well). The best thing about this smaller, shorter rope is that she can easily bag it and transport it to the boardwalk to use as a station in her Wednesday dawn boot camp class. She loves it! And she's already stronger! I use battle rope sets all the time now as part of my heavy bag workout--they are awesome and really challenging.