The jump rope is an essential piece of equipment for any serious athlete. It’s cheap, portable, and easy to use. It’s also a great way to get in shape without going to the gym. However, some people may find that they are not able to handle the jump rope as well as they would like. Fortunately, you can adjust your new balance jump rope so that it is easier to use!

How to adjust new balance jump rope?

To adjust the length of your rope, you will need to cut it to a suitable length using scissors or a sharp knife. The amount of adjustment that you need depends on your height and preference.

It is important that you only adjust your rope by holding the handles and not by adjusting anything on the rope itself. If you do adjust the rope, you will have to cut it again and start over. To adjust your jump rope, hold both handles with one hand (the other hand should be used to hold the ends of both handles against something like a table). Pull down on one end while pushing up on the other end until they are even in length. If they are not even in length, gently pull them apart until they are equal in length and tighten them together by twisting each handle clockwise until there is no more movement between them. Then cut off any excess cord using a sharp knife or scissors so that it is flush with the bottom of each handle before cutting off any excess cord.

The amount of adjustment that you need

The amount of adjustment that you need depends on your height and preference. To determine how much rope to cut off, measure the length of your existing rope by holding it at arm’s length with your hand fully extended out in front of you. This will help determine if you want a longer or shorter rope, though keep in mind that having too much excess can lead to tangling issues later on.

Once you have determined what length of new balance jump rope will suit you best, cut it using scissors or clippers and remove any excess material from around the handles with a lighter or sharp knife (be careful not to damage them).

After cutting off enough material from both pieces (or one piece if they are already adjustable), hold them together at their center point where they meet so that they form an “X” shape when looking from above. Then use pliers to bend each end inward toward each other until there is an inch gap between them; this ensures that there won’t be any sharp edges left over after adjusting them onto your wrists when using them for exercise purposes later on down the road!

Cut it to a suitable length

To adjust the rope, you should cut it to a suitable length using scissors or a sharp knife. You don’t need to do anything to the rope before cutting. Make sure that it is flush with the end of the handle before proceeding. If you are 6 feet tall, cut it so that the handles reach your armpits when held at your side.

Always make sure the cable is flush with the bottom of the handle before cutting. The cable should not be longer than the handle and it should not be shorter than it either. Make sure to cut straight across so that there are no bends or kinks in the wire, which could cause problems later on when you are using your jump rope.

For example,

The length of the rope will depend on your height. Once you have cut the rope to a comfortable length, hold it at your side and make sure that it reaches your armpits when held at your side. If you are tall and want to be able to jump with the handles over your head, then cut it so that they reach just above or below your shoulder blades when held at arm’s length in front of you. If you are short, then make sure that they reach your waist when held at arm’s length in front of you.

Once you get used to using this technique, there really isn’t anything else out there like it! So if anyone asks how best I could describe my experience thus far with New Balance Jump Ropes… well… I guess: “It’s like nothing else!”

It only takes two minutes

To adjust the length of your rope, you’ll need to cut it. The exact length can vary based on your height and how high above your head you want to swing, but most people will find that a good starting point is about the length of their arm from shoulder to fingertip.

To make the cut, use scissors or a sharp knife and make sure that you cut straight down so as not to create an angle in the cable. If necessary, secure one end of your rope using masking tape so that it doesn’t fray as you work on other things.

Conclusion

Now that you have read this, you can now adjust your new balance jump rope. You should cut the rope so that it is long enough for your height and then tighten the cable on both sides of the handles by turning them clockwise. The last step is to tighten each handle by twisting it counterclockwise until they are tight enough for use!