Blukar K9901 Adjustable Skipping Rope

Blukar K9901 is an adjustable skipping rope with a claimed steel-wire core, PVC coating, foam handles and ball-bearing rotation. Its adjustable length and compact format suit fitness sessions at home or the gym, though customer feedback is mixed on fit, comfort and handle durability.

At a glance

Adjustable cord length, with spare adjustment buckles claimed in the product description.
The listing describes fast-rotating 360° ball bearings and a PVC-covered steel-wire core.
Soft foam handles are described as non-slip and sweat-absorbing.
Designed for skipping, cardio and fitness training, and compact to carry.

Price

£5.94Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£6.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Adjustable length can help tailor the rope to the user.
Foam handles and the low listed weight support a lightweight, portable setup.
Ball bearings are intended to support smooth rope rotation.

Technical specifications

7 specifications

Identity
Brand	Blukar
Model	K9901

Dimensions and weight
Listed rope length	2.8 Metres
Weight listed	179 Grams

Materials and construction
Material listed	Memory Foam,Pvc
Handle material	Foam
Core and outer coating	PVC coated braided steel cables, wear-resistant.

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Rope length is inconsistent in the listing: the specification says 2.8 Metres, while the feature text says 3M. Customer feedback also varies on fit and comfort, with some finding it too long or uncomfortable, and durability reports range from no visible wear to a handle breaking after a few uses. Check the selected listing and fit before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Adults wanting an adjustable rope for cardio or general fitness.
People seeking a portable rope for home, gym or speed-and-endurance sessions.

Less suited to

Buyers who need consistently confirmed rope dimensions or proven long-term handle durability.
Anyone seeking a rope specifically documented as weighted.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 28,747 ratings

5 stars63%63%
4 stars21%21%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars3%3%
1 star4%4%

Customer feedback highlights positive impressions of quality, light weight, adjustability and functionality, with some customers saying it supports their weight-loss exercise and offers good value. Durability, length and comfort are mixed, including reports of a handle breaking and of the rope feeling too long or painful when it whips. For buyers considering this lightweight, adjustable rope, those reports make fit adjustment and handling durability worth weighing against its intended cardio use.

Positive themes

Customers describe it as lightweight and easy to adjust.
Some customers praise its quality, functionality and value.

Mixed feedback

Durability feedback ranges from no visible wear to reports of a handle breaking after a few uses.
Length and comfort feedback varies, with some customers reporting that it feels too long or hurts when it whips.

Frequently asked questions

Is the rope length adjustable?

Yes. The listing describes an adjustable cord and spare adjustment buckles. The stated length conflicts between 2.8 Metres in the specifications and 3M in the feature text, so check the listing details before purchase.

What is the rope made from?

The listing gives the material as Memory Foam,Pvc and describes a braided steel cable with a PVC coating. The handles are listed as foam.

Does it have ball bearings?

Yes. The product description claims built-in 360° ball bearings for rope rotation.

What do customers report about comfort and durability?

Customer feedback is mixed. Some find the fit and comfort suitable, while others say the rope feels too long or can hurt when it whips them. Durability comments range from no signs of wear to reports of a handle breaking after a few uses.