Sizing Guide
PVC
BEADED
TIMELESS CARE
Your Timeless Rope is built to last—especially when you treat it right. Proper care keeps your rope smooth, durable, and ready to flow whenever you are.
Follow these simple steps to keep your rope performing at its best.
PVC | Turbo-Flow
Easily adjust your PVC TURBO Flow Rope by sliding the cable through the handle, unlocking the snap-lock, setting your desired length, securing the lock, and trimming any excess for a perfect fit.
Beaded | Freestyle-Flow
Easily adjust your Beaded Freestyle Flow by exposing and disassembling the snap-lock, removing 3-5 beads to shorten the length, reinserting the handle, folding the cable end into a loop, securing it with the snap-lock, tying a final knot, and trimming for a clean finish.
Finding The Perfect Length
Beginner (Chest Level) – More room for error, ideal for learning and control.
Intermediate (Ab Level) – Balanced for skill development, efficiency, and smoother transitions.
Advanced (Hip Level) – Maximum speed and precision with minimal margin for error.
FAQ's
How do I properly fold or coil my rope in the Timeless Pouch?
To keep your rope in perfect condition while stored or transported, follow these steps:
For PVC ropes: Avoid sharp bends or folds. Instead, gently circle the rope into loose loops before placing it in the pouch. This prevents kinks and keeps the rope flexible.
For beaded ropes: Fold the rope in halves progressively until it fits neatly in the pouch, ensuring the beads stay aligned and untangled.
Pro Tip: Always store your rope dry and untangled to extend its lifespan and ensure smooth performance in every session.
How should I store my Timeless Ropes?
Always store your rope in your Timeless Pouch when not in use.
Keep it away from babies and children to prevent any potential risks, including a strangulation hazard (though unlikely).
Can I tie a knot in my rope to shorten it?
We do not recommend tying knots to adjust your rope length, as it can negatively affect performance and durability.
For PVC ropes: Knots create weak points, leading to kinks, uneven rotation, and potential snapping.
For beaded ropes: Knots can misalign the beads, disrupting rhythm and making techniques harder to execute.
Better Alternative: Use the snap-lock system for precise adjustments or gradually trim the rope to find your perfect length.
For maximum versatility, it's best to have multiple ropes at different lengths—allowing you to adapt seamlessly to different moves, styles, and training goals.
What surface should I use my jump rope on?
Avoid rough surfaces like asphalt, concrete, tile, or decking as they wear down the rope quickly.
To maximize durability, safety, and performance, train on smooth rubber matting or gym flooring. We recommend using the Timeless Jump Mat for optimal protection.
Can my rope be damaged by extreme temperatures?
Yes! Cold temperatures and extreme heat can affect your rope’s flexibility and durability.
PVC ropes are especially vulnerable and may snap in freezing conditions, so avoid exposing them to very cold environments.
What if I need help or feel lost?
We’ve got you! Contact us via website chat support or email us at support@timelessjump.com, and our team will guide you.
Got more questions? Reach out anytime—we’re here to help! 🚀
How do I prevent my rope from tangling when stored or transported?
To keep your rope tangle-free, hook it securely at home to maintain its shape and prevent kinks. When transporting, always store it in your Timeless Pouch to protect it from damage and ensure it stays in top condition.
Proper storage helps maintain durability and keeps your rope ready for every session.
Can I use my rope outdoors?
Yes, but choose your surface wisely. If you’re jumping outside, find a smooth, flat area like a rubberized track, wooden deck with a mat, or grass-free pavement with protection.
Avoid dragging the rope on rough surfaces to prevent wear and tear.
