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No trees? No problem! You can still learn and practice basic slacklining indoors in the comfort and privacy of your own home even during the harshest weather that mother nature can send our...
You might come across the term primitive slackline in terms of the set up and wonder what it means. A primitive slackline set up involves use of metal caribiners, rings and the slackline itself as...
What Is The Difference Between 1″ and 2″ Slacklines? (Pros and Cons)
The common size of slacklines are 1" and 2" in width. While you can choose either size and may even find other less common widths available, you do tend to find that experienced slackliners choose 1"...
Climbing on a slackline and remaining balanced so you can walk is the ultimate goal but falling off the line is something you will experience. Very frequently. Falling off a slackline involves...
Slacklining requires relatively little equipment which we've already discussed on this website in another article. Once you buy the slackline itself along with the ratchet system, tree protection...
Slacklining doesn't require a great deal of equipment but beyond the slackline itself, there are several items that you do require and a few others that you might consider to add to the...