Reviews are written by buyers, so owners always show up more in reviews than in ads. What stands out is how they come back: 41 of the 68 reviewed a single rope or a set of handles rather than a starter set, compared with 38% of all reviews.
What they say · reviews
What they reviewed · returning vs all reviews
Across all 520 reviews: single ropes 22%, handles 16%, ropeless 35%, sets 26%.
I purchased the original Crossrope set back in 2016 and recently upgraded to the new AMP system. I love the new app and the accurate jump counts that come with the new system.5 stars · AMP Jump Rope Set
My heavy rope handles wore through after about 2.5 million jumps.5 stars · AMP Handles
I’ve been using Crossrope since 2018, but recently bought the ROPELESS set. I love it!5 stars · Ropeless Get Lean Set
Got this system since 2021; really works5 stars · 1 1/2 LB Heavy Rope
12% of all reviews come from people using the ropeless set on a rebounder (a mini trampoline). Every one of them reviewed a ropeless product. No Motion persona tag or ad name mentions rebounding.
What rebounders say · of 63 reviews
Ropeless Get Lean 20, Get Strong 10, AMP 10, single attachments and the Ropeless Rebounder Set the rest.
Earth & Owl creative · $23,438 · how Motion tags it
23 creatives, 17.7% of all Meta spend, 2.61x on 379 purchases (account 2.59x). Reviewers credit the Earth & Owl channel for their rebounding workouts.
Love using them on my rebounder!!! Now I can strengthen my arms at the same time !!!!5 stars · Ropeless Get Lean Set
I feel like a young girl jumping rope without the strain on my old lady knees. Will be purchasing the next weights when I level up.5 stars · Ropeless Get Lean Set
Definitely a great challenge that incorporates strength using upper and lower at the same time while being easy on the joints.5 stars · Ropeless Get Lean Set
Using them on my rebounder to increase arm strength....great for small spaces.5 stars · Ropeless Get Lean Set
The main theme in each persona's reviews, with one review that shows it.
Daily cardio, trainers and former athletes. The heavier ropes come up as cardio and strength in one workout.
The 1 and 2 lb ropes are a whole other level. More like strength endurance plus cardio.
Learning the basics on a lighter rope, and getting back into training after time off. Ropeless is often their first step.
I purchased the lighter weights for my ropeless set and for a beginner they are working much better for me.
Small apartments, low ceilings, bad weather and travel. Ropeless packs into a carry-on.
Great set up, makes sure quick and varied workouts perfect for limited spaces.
Visible results in the arms and shoulders within weeks, more often than pounds lost.
Already seeing results after two weeks in my arms, I use on rebounder.
Double unders, the boxer skip and years in boxing gyms. They use rope weight as feedback. Every review is 5 stars.
Have the 3oz for double unders… awesome. The weight of the rope is perfect feedback for feel and rhythm
Knee and hip replacements, a foot injury, thumb arthritis. Ropeless as a no-impact workout, often on a rebounder.
Loving the ropeless, they are a great workout without the impact.
Reviewers aged 51 to 78 who say they are in the best shape of their lives, and adjust the floor work to suit.
I am 55 years old and I am the healthiest I have ever been because I jump rope with cross ropes heavy ropes.
Doubt that ropeless gives a real workout, or that the price is worth it. Every review is 5 stars.
I was doubtful at first about purchasing a ropeless set but I am glad I did. Great workout.
Spend and ROAS are Meta data via Motion, Jul 8 to Oct 5. Review counts are from Judge.me, Oct 6, 2025 to Oct 5, 2026.
63 reviews (12%) describe using ropeless on a rebounder. Earth & Owl creative is 17.7% of Meta spend ($23.4K, 2.61x on 379 purchases), but Motion spreads it across four personas, which is why Injury & Joint shows 13.3% of spend and only 5.1% of mentions.
Add a Rebounder persona tag in Motion and brief a rebounder lane: ropeless on a rebounder, arms and cardio together, easy on the joints.
Returning Customers are 23% of mentions on 2.0% of spend ($1.7K, one back-in-stock ad, 2.25x on 22 purchases). 44 of all 520 reviews describe moving up to a heavier rope.
Brief "next weight up" and ropeless add-on creative that reaches owners through the current campaigns, and carry the same message in post-purchase email.
62 reviews (12%) mention strength, arms or shoulders. Full Body Workout runs 11.6% of spend at 2.64x (233 purchases), Build Muscle & Physique 7.5% at 2.49x (145), and Progressive Strength 0.6%.
Lead weighted-rope creative with cardio and strength in one session, shown as a move up through the weights.
Weight Loss & Fat Burn takes 9.0% of spend ($11.9K) at 1.91x on 117 purchases, against 2.59x for the account. Only 9 of 520 reviews mention weight or calories. Calorie Burn returns 3.15x on $13.1K (243 purchases).
Monitor the weight-loss ads, and brief toward the visible results customers describe: arms, shoulders, consistency.
Fun & Enjoyment runs 2.4% of spend ($3.2K) at 3.98x on 65 purchases. 65 reviews (12.5%) talk about fun, consistency or being hooked, and 53 (10%) mention the app, jump counts or the leaderboard. Workout Motivation runs 0.4% of spend.
Monitor whether the fun-led ads earn more budget, and show the app, jump counts and leaderboard on screen.
Over 50 & Seniors runs 3.01x on 122 purchases, the highest of any persona with 15+ purchases, on 9.3% of named-persona spend ($7.8K). Reviewers range from 51 to 78.
Monitor whether Over 50 creative earns more budget, using real reviewers' ages as the hook.
52 reviews (10%) mention price or cost, yet 46 of them are 5 stars and 26 call it worth it or an investment. The FSA/HSA ads ran $292 at 4.01x on 8 purchases, too few orders to read yet.
Answer price with years of use, the warranty and FSA/HSA eligibility, which the Truemed partnership can carry.