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Battle Rope – 10 m, Ø 3.8 cm, 8.5 kg, with grip tape on both ends
The Battle Rope is 10 m long, 3.8 cm thick, and weighs 8.5 kg—a rope designed for wave, striking, and circular movements in conditioning training that, according to the manufacturer, works multiple muscle groups simultaneously. Both ends are wrapped in a protective strap that serves as a handle and secures the rope ends. Color: Black. To secure it, you’ll need a wall anchor, rig post, or heavy weight; the manufacturer does not specify a specific anchor.
Key Benefits
- 10 m long, Ø 3.8 cm – 8.5 kg rope weight
- Protective tape at both ends to serve as a handle
- According to the manufacturer, it works multiple muscle groups at the same time
- Highly durable (manufacturer's specification)
- Color: Black
Who is it suitable for?
Best suited for gyms, clubs, and cross-training boxes that incorporate cardio and strength-endurance workouts with rope waves into group or circuit training sessions.
Technical Specifications
- Length: 10 m
- Diameter: 3.8 cm
- Weight: 8.5 kg
- Ends: Protective tape serving as a handle at both ends
- Color: Black
As of: 09/2026
Applications
Functional and conditioning areas in martial arts centers, gyms, and clubs—attached to wall anchors, rig posts, or a heavy kettlebell.
Comparison with the sister model
Not a companion product—the climbing rope (5 m) is sold separately for climbing training.
Compatible Accessories
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How much space do I need?
The rope is 10 meters long and is looped around an anchor at the center, resulting in two 5-meter-long sections. So allow for about 5 meters of free length from the anchor to the belay station, plus room to move.
What material is the rope made of?
The manufacturer does not specify the rope material. We will check this for you upon request before you place your order.
Does it come with a wall anchor?
The manufacturer does not specify an anchor. You can loop the rope around a rig post, a heavy kettlebell, or a separately mounted wall anchor.
What is the protective tape at the ends for?
It forms the handle and holds the ends of the rope in place.