Web Guidz, LLC

Ultra Speed Ropes Inc.

Matthew Thomas Hopkins

Neng Wen Zhang

Jeff B Jordan

Stephen Sanford

Ross Forrest Walker

Mark Alan Franklin

Jump rope handles are described. In an embodiment, a speed rope includes a handle having a head rotationally coupled to a grip to rotate about a first axis, and a rope hinge rotationally coupled to the head. The rope hinge has a single degree of freedom relative to the head, and the single degree of freedom can be rotation of the rope hinge about a second axis. The rope hinge may include a cylindrical outer surface mounted in a pivot hole of the head to constrain movement of the rope hinge to rotation about the second axis. Accordingly, a rope held by the rope hinge can pivot about the second axis while simultaneously swinging around the first axis. Other embodiments are also described and claimed.

Jump rope handle having rope hinge

A jump rope handle configured to hold an end portion of a jump rope is provided in accordance with some embodiments. The jump rope handle may be configured for adjustable axial or side connection of a jump rope, or both. In an embodiment, the jump rope handle includes a spindle assembly and a clamp assembly threadably joined to a distal end portion of the spindle assembly to drive a clamping force on a jump rope.

Jump rope handles including systems and methods thereof

A jump rope handle configured to hold an end portion of a jump rope is provided in accordance with some embodiments. The jump rope handle includes a spindle assembly, a chuck assembly, a lumen through the spindle and chuck assemblies, and a chuck driving mechanism between the spindle and chuck assemblies. The spindle assembly includes a shaft coupled to one or more bearings. The chuck assembly is rotatably coupled to a distal end portion of the spindle assembly. The chuck driving mechanism is configured to open and close a set of jaws of the chuck assembly such as close the set of jaws around the end portion of the jump rope disposed in the lumen up to a proximal end portion of the spindle assembly. A jump rope system including a jump rope and a pair of such jump rope handles is also provided in accordance with some embodiments.

Jump rope handle

Jump rope handles are disclosed. In an embodiment, a speed rope includes a jump rope handle having a plurality of bearings rotationally coupling a handle head with a handle grip. In an embodiment, the handle head includes a rope landing axially between the plurality of bearings.

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Leavenworth, WA, United States of America

Matthew Thomas Hopkins