These are a jump rope simulators! You’ll feel like you are actually skipping rope without the tedium of jumping.
What is this thing?
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That's insane? lol, I'm just a dude from all and that was my first guess 🤣😅
My first guess as well. It's almost like knowing it's weird helped?
I mean I just looked at the picture and went, "well those look like foam handles, and there's a bearing.. hmm. It's almost like a fitness jump rope, but without the rope. Those ball things look slightly weighty. Say, I bet they'd weigh almost as much as a 6ft cord! Ohhhhh..."
Same just seen this.
skipping rope without the tedium of jumping.
Oh cool. But WHY‽
Less risky indoors.
His and hers matching pair of Marill tails.
Dare I ask how they are held in place?
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They are jump rope handles without the rope, so you can still feel like you are jump roping. I feel like there is a name for it but don't recall.
"Future landfill"
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I know its already solved but...
Dumb-chucks
I enjoy this premise of questions just for funsies. I feel like the option to reverse image search potentially poses a challenge though
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Hey I love this. Please do more of these!
Back whacker.
These are a special set of news reporter microphones which are only used to interview urologists.
Some kind of massage thing or a virtual jump rope? Or maybe... Is this that VR controller that can shift its weight around to give feedback on, like, a ball and chain?
The image doesn't even look real. It looks like a 3D rendering.
Edit: Just read the rest of the comments. It is a jump rope thing?! Is it meant for VR or something? Why not just use an actual rope unless you can't swing it over your head? 🤔
My first guess is those things Milan used to climb the big pole.