This category rhythmic gymnastics
ropes from well-known international
manufacturers.
The rope is selected according to the gymnast’s
height: when standing with both feet on the middle of the
rope, its ends should reach the armpits. For participation in
national and international championships, the rope must be
approved by the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG).
For certified apparatus, we additionally indicate in the
description that there is a new FIG marking. The length of
non-certified ropes may differ from the one indicated on
the website within +/- 5%.
Rhythmic gymnastics ropes are most often made of cotton
or synthetic materials with nylon. They are strong, elastic,
and keep their shape well when performing throws and
elements. The weight of the rope varies on average from
150 to 180 grams, which complies with FIG requirements.
Modern dyeing and weaving technologies allow the
production of plain, multicolored models, as well as options
with decorative elements.
The rope is used in gymnastics to perform jumps, rotations,
wraps, and throws. Thanks to its structure, it is easy to
handle, allowing gymnasts to perform both simple and
complex elements of the routine.
Care of the rope.
Always read the manufacturer’s care
instructions. It is recommended to store the rope in a dry
place, avoid contact with sharp objects and excessive
stretching. After washing, the rope may become slightly
shorter, which is a normal process. It is best to store and
transport it in a soft case. It should be used only on a
gymnastics carpet to extend the service life of the material.
Assortment.
Chacott ropes
are known for their quality and variety of
models, including popular multicolored options.
Sasaki
ropes are often chosen by
professional gymnasts for competitions. Many gymnasts
praise Pastorelli ropes
as they are comfortable and durable. For beginners
and sports schools, Tuloni ropes
are a great choice. Detailed information about
each model can be found in the product description.
