Choosing the right slackline kit for you doesn’t have to be difficult – simply think about who (and what activity) do you need it for and take a look at our most recommended lines currently for sale:
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Our most recommended slackline:
Not sure which category would fit you best? Or need a slackline that your entirely family could enjoy? Then the Flybold kit is the one for you:
The most popular line currently on the market. Perfect for beginners or kids, very easy to use, sturdy and not expensive.
Best universal slackline:
A slackline that would satisfy a beginner and advanced walker as well?
A longer line that even advanced slackliners can enjoy – but still a great choice for starters, easy to use and inexpensive.
Best slackline for kids:
An ideal slackline for kids should be safe, easy to set up and should include a teaching line as well – so our recommendation is:
Quality product with an additional teaching line, for a good price – great line for learning.
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Best slackline for beginners:
As a beginner, you want a slackline that’s not too stretchy (so easier to control and learn on), comfortable to walk and easy to set up. Based on these requirements we would recommend you:
Very easy to set up, not too expensive and with an additional teaching line.
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Best slackline for tricks:
An ideal slackline for tricks should be more bouncy (and possess the power to throw you up in the air), comfortable for landing during jumps and bounces and preferably also easy to set up. Therefore, our most recommended is:
Slackline Industries Trick Line
Perfect for tricks and jumps thanks to the thinner and more flexible webbing.
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Best slackline for longer walks:
If you’re more interesting in walking longer lines than jumping, bouncing or doing other tricks, we would recommend you to start with one of the longest (85 or 100 feet) ratchet slackline kit.
You’ll learn the first moves on a shorter setup, then progress to the full distance of the line and finally continue to a real 150 or 300 feet longline.
Price: — or Check here Length: 85ft (25m) or 100ft (30m)
Baseline is the most universal line, great for beginners and not overly expensive. On the other hand, the Aggro Line offers 15 feet more webbing to walk on – but the price is noticeably higher.
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Comparison
| Model | Width | Length | For | Price | Our rating  |
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 Flybold Slackline Kit |
2″ | 50ft (57 with ratchet) |  |
$35.99 |  |
 Baseline |
2″ | 50ft (15m) or 85ft (25m) |  |
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 Play Line |
2″ | 50ft (15m) |  |
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 Trick Line |
2″ | 50ft (15m) |  |
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 Aggro Line |
2″ | 100ft (30m) |  |
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 Macaco slackline |
2″ | 52ft (16m) or 85ft (25m) |  |
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