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How Should You Measure and Cut Your Breakaway Rope?

Lari Dee Guy explains her method for measuring her ideal length of rope.

Trying to figure out the optimum length for your breakaway rope? Is it a science or a preference? In this Relentless Insights video brought to you by Cactus Ropes, World Champion Lari Dee Guy explains her method for how to measure and cut your breakaway rope.

Watch “How Should You Measure and Cut Your Breakaway Rope” now:

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