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Thickness: 9.50mm Weight: 172g Length 3m
Multicolor Rhythmic Gymnastics Rope, available in 6 different colour combinations. FIG seal printed on the rope. Suitable for international competition.
Thickness: 9.5 mm
Weight: 172 g
Length: 3 m
FIG Approved
This competition rope has been designed for gymnasts seeking maximum performance and precision in their routines. Its composition and structure ensure smooth movement, excellent handling and an outstanding response during throws, turns and jumps.
FIG approved (International Gymnastics Federation), it meets the official standards required for national and international competitions.
Technical features:
A rope designed for professional gymnasts who demand reliability, technical performance and aesthetics in every movement.
Care and cleaning:
Do not wash the rope in a washing machine. To keep it in optimal condition, clean it with a damp cloth using water and mild soap. Avoid aggressive chemicals or vigorous rubbing, as these may damage the fibres.
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