Crown Sporting Goods 1.5" Gym Climbing Rope for Adults
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About Crown Sporting Goods 1.5" Gym Climbing Rope for Adults
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
82% praised for its durable material, while 18% experienced fraying
I am satisfied with the construction of the rope. The ends are sealed to prevent fraying and the loop attachment has clean welds.
I find it very difficult to get a secure grip on the tightly woven fibers.
The rope is sturdy but uncomfortable to climb. It hurts hands and none of us, the 5 young teenage boys, could get up. The plastic rope is too hard on hands.
I had difficulty getting into position because the rope retained its shape from the last time and I kept losing grip.
94% appreciated its excellent grip, though 6% found it slippery
I was able to climb the rope without any issues while holding an L-Sit position, the grip is comfortable.
I was able to climb the rope without any issues while holding an L-Sit position.
The fibers are woven so tightly that it's almost impossible to get a good grip on the rope.
The climbing rope material is too smooth/silky, making it difficult for me to get a solid grip even with strong grip strength and chalked up hands.
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85% praised for its reliable knot holding, while 15% experienced issues
I climbed the rope without any problems while holding an L-Sit position, indicating that the knot holding is effective.
The climbing rope is too slippery for me to climb without knots.
I find it difficult to get a good grip on the fibers because they are woven tightly, which makes holding the knot challenging.
When I tried to reseat the rope around my leg and feet, it retained its shape from the last time, making it difficult to get into position before I lost my grip.
80% liked the high quality material, but 20% found it weak
The rope is extremely stiff and it's taking forever to break it in for use.
The climbing rope material is too smooth/silky, making it difficult to maintain a solid grip even with chalked hands.
81% liked its lightweight design, but 19% found it too bulky
All of our athletes climb regularly and had an issue with this rope, suggesting it may not be portable.
