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I have run 5 miles a day, 5 days a week for about 30 years. I was looking to add something to my workout routine and possible add something I could do inside on days when the weather isn't so agreeable. I'd heard that jumping rope might be a good addition.But it seems that all jump rope are not the same. And they're certainly not the same jump ropes we had as kids. These aren't toys and there seems to be a bit of science involved in all of the parts that make up a jump rope. Seeing that I'm just wanting to add a little more cardio to my current routine, I'm not sure I'm the right person to review these jump ropes... but I'll try.I don't know why you would choose one rope over the others, or if the idea of having 3 in this set is because you should be using all 3 in a workout session. That would actually make sense.As far as I can tell, I'm able to jump rope with all 3. There doesn't seem to be a skill level associated with certain ropes. Or maybe I'm just highly skilled (but didn't know it) and any rope will serve my purpose.I'm roughly 5'8". The length of these ropes seems to be fine. I don't know if I should have been concerned about rope length when I ordered these. They do appear to be adjustable, but so far, I haven't felt like they're too long or too short. But I would suggest that if you know you have a length preference, you should be able to adjust these shorter... but not longer.I expect the thinner ropes will travel well. They hardly take up any room. The thick rope does seem to be a bit beefier and will probably take up more room. And I don't know if TSA allows a jump rope in a carry on.I am just starting to jump rope, so I'm not sure if I have any preferences yet. It certainly does seem to be as demanding as running... yet require considerably less space than a treadmill.