Cintz Fixed Rungs Speed Agility Ladder, 30-Feet

Poor Quality, Tripping Hazard, Takes Forever to Put Away Oh let me count all of the negative things that I can say about this agility ladder – there are too many.I purchased this for a group fitness class I teach in the park. Trust me, it is not even safe for a single person to use. I cannot have my clients on this. If they trip, they could be injured, and I could lose my business.I wanted this because it was 30 feet in length. Anyone would be better off with two higher-quality 15-foot ladders. The plastic rungs are often…

and I really like it. Here’s why Who knew there were so many variables in an agility ladder? I read a lot of reviews prior to purchasing this one, and I really like it. Here’s why:–The 15-foot length is perfect. Anything smaller would just be too short. Anything longer might just be unwieldy–I like that this one has fixed-length rungs. While some people may like adjusting them for larger/smaller strides, I like that I can just unroll this one and be ready to go (It was a little long for my young niece (age 9) but…

I’ve been using agility ladders for years in training and physical therapy and this is by far the worst. I purchased it to repla Tried to use it once and immediately returned it. I’ve been using agility ladders for years in training and physical therapy and this is by far the worst. I purchased it to replace an old one but it was nowhere near the quality I expected.Every rung was bent in a curve so they didn’t stay flat on the ground, making it easy to trip up.The rungs were spaced very close together, my size 10 cleats could barely fit inside the spaces between the rungs.Where the two…