On my first session the rope slipped out of my hand and deeply cracked the wood ball. The same thing happened on my second session but to a lesser degree on the other wood ball. Id recommend getting a flow rope that does not have easily crackable wooden balls. Most other flow ropes I've seen just have knots to hold onto and that's what I'll get next time.

Very enjoyable and easy to get started , still working on my mechanics to get the flow going . Right now I use on my lunch break . I dig it

I have three ropes and the octomoves weight for the rope. These are not "ropes" in the normal use of the word. Each one has a different feel and heft. All are long lasting, durable, well-balanced feel, high quality construction and fabric/fibre. The heaviest rope has a bendable weighty feel, like it is filled with something like rubbery sand. Whatever the filling, it works and feels smooth, flexible, even as it moves. Brilliantly constructed. Beautiful round wood handle on the rope ends with wood burning embossed logo is particularly nice.

I finally got around to test-driving this product today, and I love it! I love the follow-along tutorial in the app, as well, and plan on adding this guy in with my regular rope practice. I do 20 minutes plus on most days, and this will be great for warm down at the end of a session.

The Octoforce takes some getting used to but it really does introduce another dimension to rope flow. By the time you spend a few minutes on it, you really feel it in the shoulders and pecs. Well worth a try. Enjoying it more and more.