85ft Slackline Kit for Kids and Adults | Beginner Friendly Slackline with Training Line | Slack Line Set with Tree Protectors, Cotton Carry Bag & Steel Ratchet | Outdoor Gym for Kids

I grabbed this 26M slackline kit for less than $25 on sale just to keep in my car and it is every bit as nice as my Gibbon Classic and almost twice as long for a lot less cash.My son and I have not been gentle with this kit and provided only occasional cleaning and oiling of the ratchet and it's still going strong 5 years later. It lives in my car year-round and gets pulled out whenever we have nothing better to do or when we just want to lounge around the park.

I wasn't sure what to expect with this. Most slacklines topped out at 50 ft. and where I wanted to put it was much longer. We have this strung between 2 large trees that are about 64 ft apart, and there's a lot of extra belt on the one end. I was able to tension it enough so that I could go across without the line touching the ground. I weigh 240 lbs so that's pretty good.I didn't realize this kit came with the trainer line so that was a pleasant surprise. The kids are definitely better at this than the adults. I think it's because the line doesn't drop as much so they don't swing as much when they wobble... They say they're just better. =DWe've now had the line up for almost 2 months now. I've even left it up in the rain. Wasn't sure that was a good idea, but I like leaving it so the kids can use it whenever they want. The green color has faded a bit, but the belt seems to be holding up and so do the ratchets. I've only had to re-tension the line once.We're very happy with this purchase. I've recommended it to several people we know with kids.

The line itself is great, though if you want to use the full length, be careful how you set it up (I found that it had to be higher and tighter than I was used to and had my first and only slacklining injury in 3 yrs as a result - the feel was too different that I slipped immediately, and then I was too high to touch the ground as I landed and that caused issues). I've since set it up lower and shorter distances (mainly 20-35 ft, in part because I haven't had appropriate places to set it up longer again - for this short the extra length is a minor pain as you have to pull all of that through, but that's a function of my setup, not the line itself) that allow for more slack and no complaints. It feels just like the gibbons line I use at the gym.I would like to see an upgrade to the ratchet. It's the only one I've ever used myself so I can't compare, but the sides of the line tend to gradually move towards one side and get caught and it makes marks on the line that I would assume are causing damage over time. Maybe a wider with something to keep the line in place if possible.----update------still using this a year later, everything is durable no issues. Would have no hesitation purchasing again at a similar price If something were to happen to mine or if I should need one as a gift. since the prior review I've been more frequently in the 40-50 ft range, still holds well.

I am a teacher, and I use this product once a week at school for an elective class.I also take it to the beach once every couple of weeks.It is holding up well so far, and I am happy with the results for the price paid.Easy to use if you know how a ratchet works - the included directions don't 100% match the hardware on the product, but is easy to figure out. If you string it up backwards, and can't get it to release, just push the spring bar out with a rock or something - problem solved!

I bought this line a few weeks ago as my first line ever and I am very happy with it. Solid line for beginners. I was surprised how long it actually was. Very easy to set up. I already really like the bag it came with as it made it easier to hike around with to find a spot to set it up. Only issue I had was taking it down my first time. I think the trick is to leave the ratchet semi-open after tightening it.

Okay I want you to think about something. When you're buying a slackline, you're buying a glorified ratchet and strap. Do you REALLY want to pay $100 for it? Is it REALLY worth the extra $30 or so to get name-brand gibbon? No. I have a 40 foot gibbon and this 82 foot Macaco, and although the gibbon's line might be ever so slightly thicker, I can't notice a difference when walking on them. Oh except one. My smiling face because I just saved $30 on essentially the exact same item. Oh, except this one ALSO comes with a carry bag that you can put on your back and hike your slackline somewhere. Man-up and buy this, dont be a Gibbon snob.

Had this for 4 months now and it's been great! The longest setting is right about 75ft, even though it says it's an 85ft line, but I have no complaints with this purchase. $50 for hours and hours of entertainment and exercise? Heck yeah!

Muy buena calidad de producto, me encanta

Amazing product! Great value, easy to carry around and install... I love it!!!

Was the cheapest slackline that i could find and with a decent length to it. I'd never tried slacklining before and thought I'd just give it ago, Great fun already can walk along it after only using it a few times. Helps build muscle to after my first time using it my legs were aching all the next day, don't over do it!! Enjoy competing with your friends!!

Very good quality. The part of the line that has the metal piece that makes the tension is too short If you are living in forest of giant trees, so this limit the possibilities, however very nice product, wide enough and feels very safe.

Works a treat. I've seen comments about it being too long and having to pull the line through when taking down/putting up - I've overcome this by using 2 karabiners in the system through the end loops. My first kit, great for learning on, good price, I'm happy.

Great fun and already looking at longer lines after only 5 or 6 days practising.