Fitness
Wigore Cordless & Digital Jump Rope — Adjustable, Tangle-Free
Review
Ropeless and traditional skipping in one kit: the set includes ropeless weighted balls for confined or noise-sensitive spaces and a 3M/9.85FT PVC tangle-free cable for standard jump-rope training. The dual options let you keep training whether you have low ceilings or a need for silence, or when you want the full swing of a rope.
Handles are molded from eco-friendly ABS and finished with non-toxic, odorless silicone for a secure, ergonomic grip that reduces hand fatigue. The main grip contains a backlit LCD display that shows reps and other workout data for easy tracking during a session.
The cable is a PVC-coated steel wire, engineered to resist tangling and hold up to use on concrete, wood and uneven surfaces like cobblestones. Its 3-meter/9.85-foot maximum length is adjustable so children and adults can set a comfortable size, and it works well for crossfit, boxing, MMA drills, or general fitness.
Compact and travel-friendly: the rope rolls up to slip into a gym bag or drawer so you can exercise at home, in a hotel room, or outdoors. The ropeless balls let you skip without worrying about hitting the ceiling or disturbing others.
Support and warranty: a two-year coverage window is offered — during this period, defects are eligible for a refund or replacement rather than repair.
Pros
- Dual ropeless and rope options
- Ergonomic silicone grips with LCD counter
- Adjustable 3M/9.85FT tangle-free cable
Cons
- Counter reliability varies by unit
- Replacement batteries not included
- Weighted balls may be light for some users
VerdictThis Wigore set gives you two ways to skip: a ropeless option for low-ceiling or quiet workouts, plus a durable 3M/9.85FT PVC cable for traditional skipping. Handles are made from ABS with non-slip silicone for comfort, and the primary handle houses an easy-to-read backlit LCD counter. Length adjusts to suit different heights and surfaces, making it good for beginners through seasoned exercisers.
Reviews
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Ainaz 2/5
Decent overall
Not perfect, but gets the job done.
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keegsmom 5/5
Fun for older users
Makes skipping enjoyable and manageable for seniors.
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mack cummings 5/5
Best of both worlds
Handy to switch between a real rope and ropeless mode. Very convenient and easy to use.
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Cheryle A. Hughes 5/5
Ideal for tight spaces
Quality build, very easy to use and highly portable. Length suits my needs and the weighted balls help me jump at my own pace despite being over 60. Great for indoor workouts without worrying about breaking things.
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GPL 3/5
Good brand, pick the right weight
Simple and effective. I gave three stars because I should have chosen heavier weights—the 2 lb option is too light. Start with heavier balls if you want more resistance.
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Sophie Qi 3/5
No battery included, light weight
Batteries aren’t supplied and the weights feel quite light.
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Dean 5/5
Simple and effective
Very good skipping rope — does the job well.
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Msallthat 4/5
Nice feel but counter failed
Works well and is enjoyable, but the digital counter stopped on day one. I replaced the battery and it still won’t power up, though I keep using the rope daily.
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Jason BoBo 5/5
Helps with mobility issues
Perfect for people with back or knee concerns. Lightweight and portable; I tried softer surfaces and it works fine. Five minutes a day for three weeks and I lost six pounds.
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Andy (Andy Bray) Wolff 1/5
Battery and support problems
The unit drains batteries quickly and dies shortly after installing fresh ones. Warranty support was unresponsive; email bounced and the listed site didn’t help. Had a bad support experience.
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