SmartRope

I love the concept and I just used it for the first time today. I like the handles and the rope. I’m 5’10” and the length is good for me. I have it at the longest—maybe i’ll shorten it up as I become more proficient and develop a feel for the right length. too early to determine that. I like the basic count feature and the interval training feature along with the leaderboards and ability to compete with friends! Only request I have is to have an interval training that is based on time and not count. I want to have a 2 minute timer (or whatever time I want to set) and just jump as much as i can for that full time then break and repeat for however many reps. I can track my progress by seeing how many jumps I clock over time. Just prefer committing to jumping for a certain amount of time instead of having to do it for a certain amount of jumps (or going outside the app to get an interval timer.

Bought the Pure over a year ago. I haven't had a single crash or connectivity issue. Works perfectly as intended. My only suggestion however is 1) I'd like the workout to incorporate my heart rate. What's the point off the apple watch app if it won't use the heart rate? 2) I wish it would transfer the full workout as one to apple health instead of every interval. It's annoying to see 20+ workouts in my log from one session.

I have never written a product review before. However I just received this product as a gift and I can not go without sharing my experience. The design of this product is terrible in every way. Before I begin to go through the design flaws however, I should say the rope I was given might be a little too long for me. I am six foot and had to hold the ropes uncomfortably wide. That does not excuse its flaws however. The most grievous of which was the Bluetooth. So far after at least ten attempts I have only been able to have the device stay connected long enough to record a series of jumps once. Second because the charging cap goes over the power button which is also the Bluetooth connectivity button, it is incredibly difficult to press and I’ve had to use my sisters knitting needle to reset the device every time it’s disconnected. Third because the handles are set to rotate, this is how they record the number of jumps, the basic jump roping method of flicking ones wrist in circles becomes totally useless. Instead I had to get it started with my whole arm. This is a terrible product.