JR2 Jump Rope - Best of British

JR2 Jump Rope - Best of British

The JR2 Jump Rope... The first in house – British made jump rope to roll out of the Bulldog Gear factory, Staffordshire, Great Britain.

Investing in any product opens up a plethora of decisions and with so many jump ropes on the market, which one do you pick?

18 months of development alongside our British made barbells, have accumulated in the creation of the JR2 Jump Rope.

Each handle is precision CNC Machined made from anodised aircraft grade aluminium with a machine knurled shaft enabling excellent grip throughout those long, sweaty endurance workouts. Both rope handles house 2 precision cartridge ball bearings and 1 omnidirectional bearing providing seamless rotation for double unders and triple unders.

Attention to detail in bringing to you the Bulldog Gear - JR2 Jump Rope...

— Team Bulldog
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