🏋️ Enhance Agility Training with the Cintz Speed Ladder: Heavy Duty Dual Rungs for Improved Performance Review

Not bad for the price. I'm not sure how durable it will be in the long run. The plastic clips that hold each square of the ladder in place seem a bit fishy. For the price, however, this is a very good two-speed agility ladder.

I bought it for the second time, I liked it, but I'm a little disappointed that it falls apart on me. The straps don't hold up and one of the ladders broke so the strap is no longer holding it.

No assembly instructions or exercises to use. When opening and folding the ladder, the straps are constantly twisted. As a former high school football coach, I wouldn't recommend this for any youth league. I'm sure if it weren't boxed and re-boxed after each use it would be more convenient.

When I received it there was a 30ft ladder first that could be split into 2 15ft sections. It's actually not bad, but it's not what's drawn. What's not great is that the two halves aren't lined up - the stairs don't seem to be the same length, so they're starting to line up, but 3-4 inches less in places. It's not that noticeable when you use it outdoors, but it would be nice if they lined up.

I read some old reviews that weren't very good but decided to give it a try. It turned out to be of good quality and comes in one piece rather than two separate flights of stairs. it came with a carry case, stakes and some carry handles which i haven't figured out yet. Each crossbar can be adjusted so you can line up either side or move them. They can be closer together or further apart. The three black jogger straps have rings at the ends to pull them tight and secure.