Lightweight, fast, and with perfect grip, the all-rounder, the RPM Session 4 jump rope for training and/or competition.

The RPM Session 4 comes with a coated steel cable. The coating provides better robustness when jumping and at the same time increases the lifetime of the cable.

The lightweight aluminum handles are knurled on the outside, which gives you an easy grip on the handles so you always keep control of your double unders.

A double ball bearing system integrated into the handle with patented double-axis rotation prevents torque build-up of the cable while jumping.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Dual bearing system for a smoother, freer spin
• Reinforced stem, making it our strongest rope to date
• 100% precision machined aluminum handles
• Patented dual axis rotation, allowing your handles to stay on the end of the rope while eliminating torque build up in the cable
• Knurled handles for effortless grip under any conditions

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

• Built standard with clear COATED CABLE (12ft/365cm length); Length can be easily adjusted to body size

NOTE: To enjoy your RPM Session 4 jump rope for as long as possible, only jump on a soft surface (e.g. rubber floor). Abrasion occurs on hard surfaces (e.g. asphalt), which shortens the service life enormously. Especially the “naked” RPM Bare cable without coating should only be used on rubber floors because there is no additional “protection” by a coating. Before stowing, please wind up cable WITHOUT bending it. Abrasion due to misuse of the rope or kinking/bending due to mechanical action does not constitute grounds for complaint and is therefore not covered by warranty law.

INITIAL ASSEMBLY/ADJUSTING THE JUMP ROPE LENGTH

• Remove the tape
• Loosen the set screw on the inside handle only
• Firmly tighten the set screw of the outside handle
• Pull the handles apart
• Step on the cable with one foot and pull the handles up to upper chest hight
• Cut the cable and hold it flush with outside edge of the handle
• Push the handle to the end of the cable and firmly tighten the set screw
• Give it a test and adjust the length down as necessary
  

  TIP: If you want to replace the cable later, you can simply determine the length using the old cable to cut the new cable down.