Tangram Smart Rope Rookie - App-Connected Jump Rope for Fitness and Workouts, Adjustable Length, Bluetooth 4.0 Enabled, Track Calories and Jumps (Black)
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Color: Black
Features
- Smart Fitness Tracking: The Tangram Smart Rope Rookie connects to the SmartRope mobile app via Bluetooth, allowing you to track your jumps, calories burned, and workout progress in real-time.
- Adjustable Length for All Users: Easily adjustable rope length to fit all heights and workout styles, making it perfect for adults and kids alike. Simply customize the length to suit your needs for a comfortable and efficient workout.
- Durable and Lightweight Design: Made with high-quality materials, the Smart Rope Rookie is both durable and lightweight, ensuring smooth and fast rotations. The ergonomic handles provide a comfortable grip for extended workout sessions.
- App-Connected for Enhanced Workouts: Sync with the SmartRope app to access a range of workout modes, track your fitness data, and compete with friends. Available for both iOS and Android, the app offers a comprehensive fitness experience.
- Portable and Replaceable Battery: The Smart Rope Rookie is designed for portability, making it easy to carry with you wherever you go. It also features a replaceable battery, ensuring long-lasting performance without the need for frequent recharging.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | TANGRAM |
| Intended Use | Adults |
| Adjustability | Length Customizable |
| Composition | Polypropylene Rope, ABS Handles |
| Hue | Classic Black |
| Cord Length | 3 Meters |
| Unit Weight | 200 grams |
| Handle Grip Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Product Dimensions | 5.91 x 1.1 x 1.1 inches |
| Package Contents Size | 6.5 x 3.11 x 3.11 inches |
| Shipping Weight | 0.25 Kilograms |
| Part Identifier | SR100-MB |
| Availability Date | April 12, 2019 |
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Smart Jump Rope Rookie is designed to accommodate a range of fitness levels from beginners to more experienced jumpers. Its adjustable rope length and lightweight design make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to incorporate jump roping into their exercise routine.
The Smart Jump Rope Rookie typically pairs with a compatible smartphone app that allows users to track various workout data such as jump count, calories burned, and workout times. Please refer to the product specifications or the app description to ensure compatibility with your smartphone.
The rope length of the Smart Jump Rope Rookie can be adjusted by loosening the mechanism found at either end of the handles, sliding the rope through to the desired length, and then retightening the mechanism to secure the rope in place.
The Smart Jump Rope Rookie is built with durable materials, but like all jump ropes, its lifespan can be affected by the surface you jump on. For best results and longevity, use on smooth surfaces and avoid abrasive surfaces like concrete.
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The Tangram Rookie Smart Rope is a well-received fitness tool that incorporates technology while maintaining the simplicity and effectiveness of a standard jump rope. Users appreciate the easy setup, app integration for tracking skips and workouts, and the lightweight design. While it encourages exercise with features like Apple Health integration, leaderboards, and social sharing, some drawbacks include occasional connectivity issues and a reset function that may segment workout data.
Pros
- 😃 Easy to set up and use
- 🤸♂️ Offers app integration for tracking workout data
- 🏋️♀️ Lightweight and portable, similar to a regular jump rope
- ⚙️ Adjustable length suits various user heights
- 🎁 Excellent for home workouts and fun for data-driven users
- 🔋 Long-lasting C2032 battery
Cons
- ⚠️ Occasional app connectivity issues
- 🔄 Workout count can reset after short periods of inactivity
- 🪢 Rope may require alternative solutions to de-kink
- 📦 Issues with packaging, as the product may come disassembled
Should I Buy It?
If you're looking for an interactive and enjoyable way to enhance your fitness routine, the Tangram Rookie Smart Rope is a great choice. It combines the traditional exercise of jumping rope with modern technology to help you track your progress. Despite some minor issues with app connectivity and rope quality, the pros far outweigh the cons, especially at its price point. It's a suitable purchase for those who want to add a digital twist to their workouts.
Before purchasing the Rookie model from Tangram, I tried to find some detailed reviews on the web, including YouTube. Perhaps because this is a newer model, there were none. There were however, a lot of reviews available on the original Tangram rope which retails close to $90 and features a fancy LED feature in the rope to beam your skip count out in front of you. The reviews I read on this model mentioned concerns about the weight and hesitation to use it outside because of the electronics in the rope. This "Rookie" model features none of that fancy stuff so the rope is just as light as a standard jump rope. All the electronics are in the left handle and you won't even notice it. Setup was pretty easy, but I did need to read the manual to figure out how to get going. The right handle features battery storage and you will need to open it to grab the included battery before transferring it to the left handle where the actual electronics are located. The battery is a C2032 flat battery which will apparently last for months. This also is unlike the fancier legacy model, which features a rechargeable battery via USB. That likely needs a lot more charging due to the LED beaming ability. Once the battery is in you'll just need to insert the rope into the handles. This was very easy after reading the instructions in the manual. All that's left then is to set up the app, which only takes seconds. You can also set up Apple Health integration to log your workouts and grab your weight and heart rate. Performing the actual workout is easy. You really don't need the fancy beaming ability of the original model as it's easy to either set up your iPhone in front of you or occasionally check your Apple Watch for your skip count and time. There's also a sound feature to notify you at skip intervals of your choosing. (I assume this works just as well on Android devices). One annoying feature is that the count will reset after about ten seconds of inactivity and also then send data as a workout to Apple Health (or presumably the Android equivalent). Thus you could end up with a dozen "workouts" in a 30 minute session. The app itself will show you the total count when you're done, but it's not fun from a data management perspective. Since "skip count" isn't an Apple Health value anyway, I figure I can just use my Apple Watch to log the workout and use skip count within the Smart Rope app for reference separately. That way I will get my workout as one chunk and will still have heart rate and calorie data. At the end of your workout you can create some nice data images to share on social media and such. This will use your total. Other than standard skip tracking the app also has a few additional features. Workout-wise there's an interval tracker which will let you pick from intervals with rest at various skill levels. The interval program does not have the annoying 10-second workout end time, so this is more enjoyable to use if you're going to use Apple Heath or the Android equivalent. Additionally there's a competition mode so you can compete against friends in the somewhat unlikely event you have one with the rope as well. For data there's a simple global leaderboard to compare yourself against other users as well as a personal log with some basic graphs. At a sub-$40 price tag and with no more bulkiness than a standard rope, this is a good edition to your home fitness equipment with the added benefit of some fun data to keep you motivated. It also appears to be the perfect gift for anyone who enjoys fitness.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2020 by Kai Brinker
I’ve had this product for a while and every time I use it, it is GREAT! The app you download to count your jumps is flawless I love this product. I highly recommend. Especially if you’re trying to ease into working out like me. With this product you go at your own pace and have to do none of the hard work (counting jumps or timing how long you have been jumping for)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2021 by itss.Faith
This piece of equipment is fun and easy to use. Connection with the phone and its app is real easy...well there is not really anything to do beside turning it on. The app needs a lot of improvements but I am sure they will come eventually; the worse point to me is that it only works online therefore if the phone is not connected to internet, it only do the basic count and does not record anything anyway. The rope is good but it is quite light and it would be nice to have heavier replacement available. It comes with a very useful bag.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020 by Federico
The product itself was exactly as described in the description. No complaints with the quality and performance of the jump rope. The jump rope integrates with Apple Health great. The downside is the app for the jump rope is a bit buggy and very elementary. By default it wanted to set up in Chinese.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2019 by Jeremy
Setup: Super easy. I saw a couple other reviews about not including batteries.....it's in a separate storage portion of the handle which is not easily noticeable so please read the setup instructions! Hardest part was threading the rope LOL Use: When the app is open it really does just start counting when you start jumping. In the basic count mode it will stop when you're not jumping for a bit (my guess is roughly 15 to 20 seconds?) The rope it comes with is pretty light and not as smooth as in the picture. I'm going to buy a separate heavier rope to get a better workout and so it actually swings better and cleaner.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2022 by Kristal O
The product did not come with batteries, even though it says on the package batteries included. And they are the circle batteries which are not the easiest to find in stores. Can’t use it until I get them which is annoying.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2019 by Lubna Isaac Ennis
I didnt jump rope before this (except maybe as a kid). Ive only used the product 2 days now but I am very happy with it. The device and the iphone app works well. In fact, the app is much better than most low cost, low volume electronics. The only thing missing in the software is some way to export to Garmin, TrainingPeaks, etc. The rope (I think it is PVC) is good quality but I need to de-kink it (I read you can boil it then lay it out).
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019 by AB
I do not recommend this at all. First I tried using it with the app and it counts twice for every one jump and glitches.... then I tried to use it just as a rope and it's way too light so it tangles. I thought I just didn't know how to jump rope properly, but all my friends have tried it and the consensus is -- IT SUCKS!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2020 by Jennifer Morrissey