Gibbon
Description
- Powder-coated metal frame for setup in 2m or 3m length, 4,5m Classic Line with reinforced loop, ratchet with safety lock, protection pads, setup guide, instruction manual and slack-app
- Easy setup within only 15mins and flexible setup length: 2m or 3m, gummed feet against shifting and scratching, compatible with all GIBBON slacklines
- All ratchet elements under tension are metal colored and must not be touched for safety reasons. "Black coating" marks the parts of the ratchet that are safe to touch. This increases safety when using the ratchet.
- Flat webbing, especially developed for slacklining (trampoline effect). Continuous print for better grip and orientation on the line. The ratchet's ergonomically optimized plastic handle allows a comfortable and efficient tensioning.
Gibbon slack rack fitness Edition. Slackline for flexible indoor and outdoor use, as thanks to frame attachment points are trees and artificial Fixpunkte in many circumstances, giving not just a lot of fun, but it also allows for an effective fitness training due to your baby's balance, strength, and coordination exercises; Low mounting height and easy to erect and fitness slackline with stitched strap, Ratchet with back security, safetysCaps, including fitness upgrade consisting of stretch band, double grab handles and poster; with instruction manual and assembly instructions; Compatible with; slac Krack resistance band, slac Krack Classic Band and slac Krack Classic Red Tape; Variable design Length: Approx. 2 m/3 m, set up time: approx. 15 minutes, Weight: approx. 28 kg.
Reviews
S**T
Great indoor line
Easy to assemble. My "expert" friends tell me the tension is a bit high (needs to be so you don't bottom out), but I find it works great. Heavy and large, but solidly built.
A**S
Best slack rack possible.
This is the best way to slackline on a moveable, non-ground-attached slackline. You can literally move it around the house easily and even break it up into pieces to take it to the park, school, or class! Love it!
J**H
Not worth the expense.
The line has to be too tight to not sag to the rack itself. Nothing like a slack line. Wait for a clear day and set up a line outside. This isn’t worth the trouble or expense.
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