Fight2Win Jump ropes

Fight2Win Choice
Designed in NL
Adjustable

Jump rope Fight2Win Classic Speedrope

10,00
Size: One-size

Available for pickup at Fight2Win - Waddinxveen

Usually ready within 1 hour

  • Fast delivery from our own stock
  • 30-day return period
  • Minimum order amount € 35
  • Free shipping from € 99
  • Advice in our store
Shipping and Returns

All orders are shipped within 1 business day. You will normally receive your order 1 or 2 business days after payment (NL and BE), or 3–4 business days for the rest of Europe.

Shipping costs to Netherlands: € 4,95.

Minimum order amount for shipping to Netherlands: € 35.

Free shipping from € 99.

Not satisfied? You have 30 days to change your mind. Read our return policy.

Our showroom & store

A real store, not a webshop-only operation.
Fight2Win has a physical showroom in Waddinxveen where you can view and test all the products. We are not a dropshipper - everything is in stock and personally packed and shipped by us.

Opening hours:
Monday to Saturday: 10:00 – 16:00
Sunday: closed

Address:
Steur 5, 2742 ZW Waddinxveen — View on Google Maps

Product features
Brand Fight2Win
Type Jump ropes
Target group Adults
Level Recreationalists, Advanced
Material Steel
Color Black
Size One-size, Adjustable
Features Adjustable
Special Fight2Win Choice
Weight 110 g
Dimensions 305 cm (adjustable length)
Design Designed in NL
Size information
Length Weight
300 cm (adjustable) 110 grams
Care, washing & storage
  • Wipe the handles with a clean, dry cloth.
  • Keep the jump rope clean and dry by avoiding dirt and moisture.
  • Store in a cool, dry place with good natural ventilation.
  • DO NOT put it in the washing machine or dryer
  • Regularly inspect the rope for signs of wear, such as fraying and cuts, and replace it if it is too worn.
  • To maintain the bearings of a speed rope, you can use a silicone spray.

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Fight2Win rope Classic Speedrope Jump ropes

The Fight2Win Classic Speedrope Jump rope is the professional speedrope for boxers and kickboxers who want to train their footwork, fitness, and coordination—with fast swivel joints and a PVC-coated steel cable that keeps rotating smoothly at high speed.

Fight2Win Classic Speedrope Jump rope - front view

Speedrope - designed for maximum rotation speed

A speedrope differs from a regular jump rope because of the swivel joints at the handles—they ensure smooth, fast rotations without the rope twisting or creating resistance. Ideal for double unders and intensive footwork training such as the kind boxers do. The PVC-coated steel cable is of excellent quality and offers unparalleled durability during intensive use.

Fight2Win makes no compromises when it comes to material selection and comfort—as active martial artists, we know better than anyone what a good jump rope needs to deliver.

Fight2Win Classic Speedrope Jump rope - handle detail

Adjustable length - standard 300 cm

Using the screws near the handles, the speedrope can be precisely adjusted to the correct length for any body type—the standard length is approximately 300 cm. Ergonomic handles provide a superior grip, even during the most intensive workouts. Supplied with a storage pouch.

Fight2Win Classic Speedrope Jump rope - storage pouch

In addition to our webshop, you can also purchase all Fight2Win jump ropes at our showroom in Waddinxveen.

Specific features

  • + Pivot hinges for smooth high-speed rotation

    Smooth swivel joints enable rotation at very high speed - ideal for boxers and speedrope training.

  • + PVC-coated steel cable - flexible and durable

    Steel core with PVC coating - ultra-durable, rotates smoothly without kinks or wear.

  • + Adjustable in length

    The jump rope is adjustable in length and can be shortened to the desired size - suitable for boxers of any build.

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Fight2Win is the in-house brand of Fight2Win.nl - designed based on everyday martial arts practice. Competitively priced, immediately available, and exclusively available through Fight2Win.

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This product bears the Fight2Win Choice quality mark - our personal recommendation based on years of experience in martial arts. We select only products that stand out in terms of value for money, durability, and real-world performance.

A Fight2Win Choice product is the best in its category: unique in its kind, tested by our specialists, and proven in the gym. When we recommend it, we stand behind it.

Tips for Jump ropes

A jump rope is ideal for warming up, footwork, and fitness.

Easily take your jump rope with you in your sports bag.

Frequently Asked Questions — Jump rope Fight2Win Classic Speedrope

Is this jump rope adjustable in length?

The adjustment method varies by model. For the Fight2Win Classic and Rival Aluminum Grip, adjust the cable using the screws on the handles; for Ropejumpr, set each rope to the right length once. Start with some extra length, test it with low jumps, and tighten the fasteners securely before continuing to jump.

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What is the difference between a regular jump rope and a speedrope?

A speedrope emphasizes smooth rotation with small hand movements, making it ideal for fast jump-rope rounds and footwork. The Fight2Win Classic and Rival Aluminum Grip pair a thin, PVC-coated steel cable with an adjustable connection for this purpose. A thicker plastic or leather rope, such as the Booster Thai P1 or Winning F-16, gives you a different rope rhythm that’s easier to feel.

How long should a jump rope be?

Stand on the middle of the rope and pull the handles up: chest to armpit height is a useful starting point. Then test it with low jumps and your hands beside your hips, adjusting the length in small increments. When comparing sizes, note whether the stated length is the free rope length or includes the handles: Winning sizes exclude the handles, while Booster P1 and P2 include them. Only trim the rope to its final length once you can jump comfortably without stopping.

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Why do martial artists jump rope?

With a jump rope, you combine cardio with rhythm and coordination: you time your wrist rotations to your feet leaving and landing on the ground. Use easy rounds as a warm-up or set fixed intervals for your cardio training. Then build on your rhythm work with shadowboxing, bag work or pad work.

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Which jump rope should I choose as a beginner?

Start with one straightforward rope you can adjust to the right length. The Fight2Win Classic is our affordable speed rope option; the Rival Aluminum Grip adds aluminum handles, while the Comfort Grip has perforated tennis-style grips. If you mainly want a simple rope for your warm-up, take a look at the Booster P2 too. An interchangeable cable set is worth considering once you want to train with different rope weights.

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What is the background story of Fight2Win?

Fight2Win is our store and lifestyle brand, of which we are proud. It is also the parent company of Taekwon-do.nl, MuayThai.nl, KMUShop, and XPRT Fight Gear.

We specialize in everything related to boxing, kickboxing, thai boxing, krav maga, ITF taekwon-do, and other martial arts.

What began as a passion grew into a mission: making martial arts accessible to everyone. Fight2Win.nl is more than an online store—it is the result of dedication, experience, and an unstoppable love for martial arts.

Curious how an idea from 2005 grew into a trusted destination for thousands of martial artists in the Netherlands and beyond?

You’ve got the motivation, we’ve got the gear
Fight2Win

The brand's adventure began in 2005.

Driven by an immense passion for martial arts and entrepreneurship, our founder had been dreaming for years of a place where you could truly find everything for your sport: from high-quality gear at affordable prices.

A place without barriers, open to everyone who practices or wants to practice martial arts.

Drawing on personal experiences gained during training camps in the '90s and '00s, seminars worldwide, competitions, and extensive research, a clear vision emerged: martial arts had to be offered in a modern, accessible way.