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A weighted jump rope set built for the man with nowhere to squeeze an hour, proven by the best-conditioned men alive. Get in shape without expensive bulky machines or gym commutes.

  • Full-body strength and conditioning
  • Achieve a leaner frame and all-day energy
  • Peer-reviewed research and U.S. health guidelines
  • Pick up the timing in days, not weeks
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The Circulis weighted rope system on a coffee table in a living room: three interchangeable cables and two handles

The Most Efficient Way to Get in Shape, Backed by Research

The science behind why 11 minutes with a weighted rope beats running and gyming.

A man catching his breath and checking his watch after a short, hard session
The Federal Guideline Says 11 Vigorous Minutes a Day Is Enough75 vigorous minutes a week, split across seven days. It's the amount for your heart, your blood pressure and a weight that stops climbing.[1]

Metabolic Equivalent of Task (METs)

Vigorous starts at 6
  • 1Sitting
  • 4.8Brisk walk
  • 9.310-min mile
  • 11.8Jump rope
Harder Than Running, Minute for MinuteResearchers score every activity by how hard it makes your body work.[2] Anything from 6 up is what makes 11 minutes a day enough.[1]
A man mid-swing with a weighted rope, arms and shoulders working
Works Your Whole Body, Not Just Your LegsThe weight in the cable fires your arms, back, core and legs, which gets your heart pounding in the first minute instead of the tenth.
A man jogging alone on a wet road in the rain
3x More Efficient Than JoggingOne study matched 10 minutes of rope against 30 minutes of jogging for cardiovascular fitness. Same result, a third of the time, and no wet road.[3]
A man stuck in highway traffic on his way to the gym
Shorter Than the Drive to the Gym and BackPark, change, wait for a machine, shower, drive back. All of that takes longer than the 11 minutes in your living room.

If you want to know whether it holds up, don’t look at what gets sold to men who want to get in shape.

Look at what gets used by the best-conditioned men on earth.

Boxers Can Afford Any Machine, but They Still Choose the Rope

A boxer jumping rope in a gym

These are men whose careers end when their conditioning does.

They have sponsors, sports scientists, and access to every machine ever built.

And the rope still beats them all.

The rope they warm up with is rated harder than the sparring they’re warming up for.[2]

In the gyms that produce champions, fighters aren’t just training with it, they’re being scored on it.

That’s how it survived a hundred years of better equipment.

But you’re probably not a boxer, so what happens when a man who hasn’t jumped rope since school picks one up?

A Regular Rope Takes Weeks to Pick Up, a Weighted One Takes 3 Sessions

A thin plastic rope beside a weighted Circulis cable Regular rope Weighted rope

From across the room it looks exactly like the gym-class rope.

The moment you start swinging it, you'll feel the difference. We call it “The Triple Fit” because:

  1. 1They fit your timing. A plain rope is too light to feel, so it clips your toes every fifth jump. Weight in the cable means you feel the whole arc. That's why the basic bounce takes a few sessions here but weeks on a plain rope.
  2. 2They fit your conditioning. Three cables - ¼, ½, 1 lb. The heavier two put more of your upper body into the swing, so the same 11 minutes stays demanding as you get fitter.
  3. 3They fit your height. Cut once with the guide and the tools in the box, and the cable turns at the same point every time instead of catching your feet.

This Is What a Few Days With a Weighted Rope Looks Like

You don’t have to arrive fit.

The ¼ lb cable is what the first week is for. You get in shape doing this, not before you start.

And if you’re worried whether jumping is going to wreck your knees, it’s a soft bounce an inch or two off the floor.

Measured against a running stride, it sends about 32% less load through the knees.[4]

Everything You Need to Keep Getting Fitter

  • ¼ lb. Land your first jump. Light enough to keep turning for the full 11 minutes, heavy enough to feel where the rope is.
  • ½ lb. The first one you earn. Your arms and shoulders are in the work, and new moves are starting to land.
  • 1 lb. Full-body load at a weight that keeps 11 minutes hard once your conditioning has caught up.

A Mix-and-Match Workout for Every Mood

The Circulis Skill Progression Program on a tablet: a beginner-to-intermediate skill ladder, footwork and trick video demonstrations, and ready-made 11-minute routines

The included skills program takes you through a variety of beginner-friendly moves, so getting better is what keeps you hooked.

On a good day, chase the move you couldn’t land last week and clip on the heavier cable.

On a long day, put a show on and bounce with the lightest cable.

On a restless day, blast your music and try a new trick from the skills program.

The Difference Between Circulis and a Basic $10 Rope

CirculisBasic rope
Easy from day one weight sets the timing too light to feel
Works your upper body legs only
Weights to grow into ¼, ½ and 1 lb no weight
Skill progression program
Cut to your height tools in the box ~no size guide
Built to last lifetime warranty a flimsy toy

3 Steps to Set Up Your Ropes

Setup takes 5 minutes, and you only do it once. No assembly, no app, nothing to plug in.

1

Cut to your height using the size guide and tools included.

2

Slide the cable into the handles.

3

Jump, that's it. Follow the form guide included.

What the First 12 Weeks Actually Feel Like

  1. Weeks 1-2

    The rope stops catching your feet, because the weight holds the timing for you. You'll also notice you're sleeping better.[1]

  2. Weeks 3-4

    The footwork clicks, the tricks land, and the 11 minutes fly by. This is where the mid-afternoon slump doesn't hit like it used to.

  3. Weeks 5-8

    You clip on the heavier cable. This is where the belt goes in a notch, and you feel the strength built last month.

  4. Weeks 9-12

    It's as automatic as brushing your teeth. You've got more fuel left at 9pm than you've had in years.

This is the most common pattern. Individual results may vary.

What 12 Weeks of 11 Minutes a Day Looks Like

Individual results may vary.

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  • Three interchangeable cables (¼, ½, 1 lb)
  • Two sweat-resistant handles
  • Getting started guide
  • ExclusiveStep-by-step skills program
  • FreeCarrying case $37
  • FreeHeight adjustment tools $9
  • FreeLifetime handle warranty $28
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FAQs

Is it really only 11 minutes a day?

Yes, that's the aerobic side of the federal guideline, split across seven days: 75 minutes a week of vigorous exercise, and a weighted rope runs well above the threshold for vigorous. You can check both figures in the references at the bottom of this page.

Is this suitable for complete beginners?

Yes, weighted ropes are easier to control than regular ropes because you can feel the momentum in each swing. People report it only takes about a week to adapt.

I'm scared about my knees. Can I still do this?

A low, soft bounce is far gentler on the knees than running. Use a mat and cushioned shoes. If you have a knee injury or condition, check with your doctor first and go at your own pace.

I'm overweight. Can I be jumping at all?

Start light and build slowly. Use the quarter-pound cable, keep the bounce low and small, and land on a mat in cushioned shoes. If you've had trouble with your knees, ankles or back, talk to your doctor before you start.

Will I actually stick with it this time?

People say it holds their interest where a treadmill doesn't because it's a skill they get better at, and it offers new moves to practice every week. You've got 60 days to find out, or send it back for a full refund.

What if I've got low ceilings and no real space?

You need about two feet of clearance over your head and enough floor to stand on. That's it — a garage, backyard, or living room all suffice.

Do I need an app or a subscription?

No, you buy it once and everything is yours: the ropes, the guide, every skill in it. No app to download, no monthly fee, no hidden subscriptions or memberships.

Is it really worth it over the name-brand ropes?

You get the full weighted system and the skills program for a one-time purchase, versus paying more up front and then monthly to keep the workouts. Good gear shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg.

How do I adjust the rope to my height?

Height adjustment is a one-time 5-minute setup. Simply follow the instructions on the getting-started guide included in your order.

How long do the ropes and handles last?

The handles are built for a lifetime. If there are any issues, our free lifetime handle warranty covers it. The ropes are built for tens of thousands of jumps when used on a mat. If they need replacement, they can affordably be bought from our site.

How quickly will my order be shipped and delivered?

Orders ship from our Washington warehouse within 1 business day. You'll receive tracking as soon as your order is on the way. Our free shipping takes 2-5 business days.

Start Today, Not Someday

Waiting for the right time is how the years slip by. All it takes is 11 minutes at home, and if it isn't for you, send it back, no questions asked.

"At 48, I'm in the best shape I've been in for years. My only regret is how long I waited to try the weighted ropes." — Doug W.
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References

  1. 1.U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, 2nd edition. Washington, DC: 2018. Key Guidelines for Adults, p. 8. health.gov (PDF)
  2. 2.Herrmann SD, Willis EA, Ainsworth BE, et al. 2024 Adult Compendium of Physical Activities: a third update of the energy costs of human activities. J Sport Health Sci. 2024;13(1):6–12. doi:10.1016/j.jshs.2023.10.010
  3. 3.Baker JA. Comparison of rope skipping and jogging as methods of improving cardiovascular efficiency of college men.Research Quarterly. 1968;39(2):240–243. PMID 5240102
  4. 4.Mullerpatan R, Shetty T, Singh Y, Agarwal B. Lower extremity joint loading during Bounce rope skip in comparison to run and walk. J Bodyw Mov Ther. 2021;26:1–6. doi:10.1016/j.jbmt.2020.12.014
  5. 5.Hoare E, Stavreski B, Jennings GL, Kingwell BA. Exploring motivation and barriers to physical activity among active and inactive Australian adults. Sports (Basel). 2017;5(3):47. doi:10.3390/sports5030047
  6. 6.DellaVigna S, Malmendier U. Paying Not to Go to the Gym. American Economic Review. 2006;96(3):694–719. doi:10.1257/aer.96.3.694