LEONE 1947 Jump Rope - AT828


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The LEONE 1947 Jump Rope AT828 is designed for serious athletes and practitioners of boxing or high-intensity fitness who require a reliable tool for conditioning. Its primary benefit is the combination of a durable steel-core nylon cable and high-performance ball bearings that ensure smooth, rapid rotation for speed work. A key caveat is that, due to its specialized performance design and steel core, it is best utilized on rubber mats or smooth gym surfaces rather than abrasive concrete to maintain the longevity of the nylon coating.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AT828 |
| Brand | LEONE |
Yes, the length can be adjusted to match your height by loosening the connection point at the handles and trimming the excess cable.
It is not recommended. The nylon casing is designed for indoor gym floors; using it on concrete or asphalt will cause the cable to fray rapidly.
The LEONE 1947 AT828 is provided as a standalone professional tool; a carrying case is not included.
The bearings are sealed for maintenance-free use. If they become noisy or stiff, ensure they are free of dust and lint.
The inclusion of a steel core and professional-grade ball bearings provides a higher level of durability and speed consistency required for professional boxing training.
Check the ball bearings in the handles for debris and ensure the cable is not kinked from improper storage.
You are likely jumping on an abrasive surface. Transition to a rubber training mat or smooth gym floor to stop further wear.
To begin using the jump rope, ensure the length is properly set to your height: stand on the center of the rope and pull the handles upward toward your armpits; the handle ends should reach your shoulders. If the cable is too long, it can be trimmed carefully at the handle attachment point.
Care instructions include wiping the nylon cable with a clean, dry cloth after use to remove sweat and moisture. Avoid storing the rope in a tightly coiled state, as this can cause the nylon to take a permanent kink. Always store the rope hanging up or in a loose coil to maintain the straightness of the cable.