🏋️ Cintz Heavy Duty Speed Agility Ladder for Enhanced Performance in Agility Training Review

Seems to be of decent quality. The only issue I have is that the ladder consists of two 15ft ladders (although I haven't actually measured them) connected with Velcro, but the connecting straps are different lengths, creating a space that is smaller than the other room. Not good for timing, so I glued the last few rungs of the stairs on top of each other to create a slightly shorter stair, but evenly spaced. Seems to be working fine. I will update if my opinion on the quality changes.

This is a great product! The treads are fixed so you don't have to worry about adjusting them before each session, and the treads seem pretty solid. I wouldn't think twice about using this ladder on a hard surface. The stairs are so stable. No problem if the ladder does not lie flat. The Velcro straps holding the two 15 foot sections seem to hold them together pretty well during class, but I only ever used one 15 foot section at a time. This ladder has added a new element to my training routine

This ladder is very affordable at only a dollar a foot. Not pro level, but are the pros really looking for a dollar a footladder? The steps move, but not so much that we couldn't finish the workout without reconfiguring it. My daughter uses it regularly and I have used it with her U12 soccer team with great success. Putting it back in the bag is tricky, but far from impossible, unlike every inflatable that has ever come with a stowable bag (what are you supposed to do with that?). Anyway, it's…

Great deal for two 15ft ladders! My boyfriend and I split it so we each have a set, but when we train we put the two together. and it even came with two holders so each of us could easily carry/store it. I've read people complaining that it would move when stepped on, but I figured the whole point was NOT to step on it? but the rings are easy to adjust, but only if you use them. I even thought of marking it so that when I stretch, I automatically know which bars need to be adjusted and by how…

I tried to use it once and immediately returned it. I've used mobility ladders in training and physical therapy for years and this is by far the worst. I bought it to replace the old one but it wasn't of the quality I expected. Each step was curved so they didn't stay flat on the ground, making it easier to trip over. The steps were very close together. , my size 10 spikes barely fit between the bars. Where the two 15-foot flights of stairs met, the rungs were too close at the ends, making this

Oh let me list all the bad things I can say about this ladder - there are too many. I bought it for a group fitness class I teach at the park. Trust me, it's not even safe for one person. I can't bring this up with my customers. If they trip, they could get hurt and I could lose my business. I wanted it because it was 30 feet long. Someone would be better off having two better quality 15 foot ladders. Plastic rungs are often deformed, unevenly distributed, and the slightest touch of a rung will