Fitness Factor Adds Improved Adjustment Feature to Their Best-Selling Cardio Jump Rope
Sep 7, 2018
Fitness Factor announced this week that they have made improvements to their best-selling cardio jump rope. The Fitness Factor Adjustable Jump Rope now comes equipped with an improved adjustment system tucked inside its handle for easy sizing and a better user experience.
Jackson, WY, United States - September 7, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —
Fitness Factor, a classic sports and fitness equipment product design and distribution company aimed at helping everyday people to curate a happy and healthy lifestyle, this week excitedly announced they have made improvements to their best-selling cardio jump rope, also available on Amazon.
Known as the Fitness Factor Adjustable Jump Rope, the company decided to create a jump rope that didn’t tangle, twist, or bend in use or after storing. Therefore, they set out to to include the following: a polymer-based cord resistant to twisting and breaking, cushioned handles that feel good, ball bearings in handles to prevent tangling, and now this week, a new adjustment system tucked inside the jump rope handle to make the entire experience even more convenient.
“We know how hard it can be to muster up the motivation to get outside and start exercising,” said Lee Bozarth, spokesperson at Fitness Factor. “When our equipment isn’t cooperating, it makes it even harder. That’s why we create ergonomic fitness products, ready to perform at a moment’s notice.”
The Fitness Factor Adjustable Jump Rope comes with a carrying pouch for easy portability. It can be used by men, women, and children of all heights and skill levels, as well as during Crossfit training, boxing, MMA workouts, and the list goes on.
“We are very excited by the release of this new adjustment system within our proprietary cardio jump rope product, making the entire experience even more enjoyable,” said Bozarth. “Spread the word on this new announcement, and head on over to our jump rope Amazon listing to get a better look at this product.”
To view the jump rope on Amazon, visit: https://www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Jump-Rope-Carrying-Pouch/dp/B00SAY9LLC/.
To learn more about the company and view the jump rope on their website, visit: https://www.fitnessfactor.com/products/adjustable-jump-rope.
Contact Info:
Name: Lee Bozarth
Organization: Fitness Factor, LLC
Address: 690 S Highway 89, Suite 200, Box 10400, Jackson, WY 83002
Phone: 1-307-200-4624
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfqgPK2oyQA
For more information, please visit https://www.fitnessfactor.com
Source: MarketersMedia
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