Speed Rope
Stop letting a bad rope slow you down
Built for HIIT, warmups, and shredding season — for the moment your cardio needs to match your training intensity.
Beast Speed Rope keeps you moving fast without tangles, snags, or drag breaking your rhythm. Trim the adjustable steel-coated cable to your exact height and lock it in — no fraying, no kinking, no fuss. Weighted, anti-slip aluminium handles spin smoothly on a universal ball bearing so your wrists set the pace, not the rope.
Fast feet. Big sweat. Beast mode.
BUILT FOR SPEED
Every cardio session has a ceiling — usually it's the rope, not your legs. Beast Speed Rope spins tight and fast so tangles and drag stop being the reason you break rhythm.
Trim the wire cable to your exact height for a tighter, faster spin with no slack to catch your feet.
Handles rotate on precision bearings so the cable keeps pace with your hands, rep after rep.
Slim, low-fatigue handles built for quick wrist flicks through double-unders and long HIIT sets.
Trim the wire cable to your exact height for a tighter, faster spin with no slack to catch your feet.
Handles rotate on precision bearings so the cable keeps pace with your hands, rep after rep.
Slim, low-fatigue handles built for quick wrist flicks through double-unders and long HIIT sets.
The Details
Built Different
The details that matter when the weight gets heavy. Here’s exactly what you’re strapping in.
Steel-coated cable with weighted aluminium handles
Trimmable cable, adjusts to any height.
One size, adjustable to fit all heights.
HIIT, double-unders, warmups, footwork drills, fat-loss cardio.
Wipe cable clean, keep dry, store coiled.
FAQ
How do I adjust the length of the speed rope?
Pop the end cap on the handle, pull the cable through to your height, trim any excess, and lock the end cap back in.
What's the right length for my height?
Stand on the middle of the rope — the handles should reach roughly armpit height. Trim gradually since it's easier to shorten than lengthen.
Is this rope suitable for double-unders?
Yes. The lightweight handles and smooth-spinning cable are built for the fast wrist speed double-unders need.
Will the cable kink or fray?
The PVC-coated steel cable resists fraying and kinking far better than PVC or beaded ropes, even with daily use.
Can beginners use a speed rope, or is it only for advanced skippers?
Both. It's lighter and faster than a standard rope, so it actually makes it easier to find rhythm — just start slow while you get used to the spin speed.
How do I store it to keep it in good shape?
Coil loosely rather than folding sharply, and keep it out of direct sun/heat to stop the cable stiffening.