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The Slackers Classic Slackline set is designed mainly for kids and slacklining beginners. It’s easy to set up and use and also includes a teaching line to help you with your first steps.
Slackline Industries Aggro Line
Written on May 20th, 2015
The Aggro Line from Slackline Industries is the ultimate line for jumps and bounces – with the 100ft length, it becomes really powerful when tightened up. The rigging is quick and easy; however, its disadvantage is a higher price.
Slackline Industries Trick Line
Written on May 20th, 2015
Thanks to the thinner and more flexible webbing, the Trick line is more live and bouncy – and that makes it perfect for all kinds of jumps and similar stunts. It’s also really easy to set up.
Slackline Industries Play Line
Written on May 19th, 2015
The Play line made by Slackline Industries is designed mainly for kids and slacklining beginners. The webbing is less stretchy and uses a rubber grip so it’s easier to keep balance – plus an additional help line is included.
Slackline Industries Baseline
Written on May 19th, 2015
The Baseline made by Slackline Industries is a quality slackline kit. Very easy to use, not expensive and ready to satisfy everyone’s needs – beginners, kids and even advanced slackliners.
King of Slackline 2012 + Queen of Slackline 2012
Written on September 24th, 2012
It's September again, which means a new edition of Gibbon's popular video contest "Queen and King of Slackline 2012" is here!
What is it: The system is simple – each Monday a prorider shows a particular trick and you have one week to repeat it successfully and send a video (YouTube link) to contest@gibbon-slacklines.com. If you do that, you advance into the next round! Plus, author of the best video of each round wins a Gibbon T-shirt :)
How To Setup a Slackline Without Trees
Written on September 21st, 2012
Of course, the easiest way how to build a slackline is between two trees – but what if there aren't any on your garden? Or if you want to install your line on a beach or even indoors? Don't worry, there are many techniques for rigging a slackline without trees:
Slackline Tricks Encyclopedia
Written on August 14th, 2012
Tricklining is one of the most popular forms of slacklining – there are dozens of stunts to perform and the only thing you need is a simple slackline kit, no expensive equipment.
And what's great on this activity is that it is still fairly new, so new interesting tricks with attractive names are born every day and you can even create your own! Here you can find a huge list of them, with videos, pictures and tips, organized by their difficulty. (and in case you also do pogo jumping, we have a similar trick list as well ;-) Enjoy!
Slackline Tree Protection – Simply and Easily
Written on July 25th, 2012
Using trees for anchors is the most common way of a slackline setup. And as they serve us so well, we should also look after them – a proper tree protection is very important to keep the trees (and your line) safe from abrasion.
So how to do it?
How To Set Up a Slackline
Written on July 23rd, 2012
Before you start walking, it is necessary to set the line up properly. At this section, we will go through all the main rigging methods you may come across, and use videos to explain the setup techniques.
