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" Then we have the standard jump rope. The jump rope is 75 feet long. Okay nothing special about the rope other then it is a poly composite; it is quite strong, about 2000 pounds breaking strength. Moving on to the handle, it is a much narrower handle; this helps you keep your hands close together for a strong balance towards the boat ramp. Then finally we have the white gold handle rope. This is actually made out of a poly, very much a stronger rope but with no flex in it whatsoever. So this gives you a very strong pulling to the weight. Giving you, enabling you to get a good height off the wave. The handle also has a braid for doing ramp tricks and a much lighter handle which helps you to be able to be able to do pass the handle through tricks and hopefully avoiding missing the handle on the way down with the landing. "
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