The Matcha XL heavy flow rope is a killer 19 MM flow rope that comes in hunter green - with the signature Slushropes feel that rolls like butter.
This rope is an identical model as the viral "Magma XL" Slushropes, with the color difference to those who gravitate more towards the "greens"!
Due to its diameter, this heavy flow rope features a 2 knot "circular" grip tailored around flowmies that need a conventional style flow rope handle (knotted) from a heavy rope and accomodates large hands! With its "ball-like" handle feel, this Matcha XL is also a great way to expand grip exploration.
This flow rope has a soft braid that's very comfortable and smooth to use right out of the bag!
The Matcha XL rope is 862 G (approximately).
The rope is measured as total length at 8 FT / 243 CM.
Now available in "Custom 9 FT" length -recommended for folks who are 5'7 and taller or wider. Any "custom" length rope is made to order, and may take up to 14 business days to fulfill. Slushropes Standard length is 8 FT total length.
I love this thing. Feels great on my shoulders and I picked it up quick. Nsima’s FitnessFAQs episode, I listened to it before, must’ve tuned out the entire segment on rope flow, went back a year later, listened again, which prompted the interest… and here I am!
The heavy-ish rope has been the perfect introduction to Rope Flow! The hype is real: it will within a day or two decompress your spine, unlock your hips, and wake up your shoulders. Plus, the rope is well made, and the color is great :) Im proud to show it off!
This is a great rope! I started with a 12mm rope and ordered this as my next step up. Still bouncing between the two, I’m amazed how much more work this 19mm is, it’s a beast in the best way possible. Great feel and super high quality - love it!
High quality rope and nice workmanship on the knots and finishing. Soft and flowy. Just enough weight to increase the effort needed to move it, but I can still do all my techniques with ease.
This is my first rope and I am having so much fun with it. Been lifting for 16 years mostly powerlifting and this looser style of movement seems like something really beneficial for me.