Barefoot Slackline Kit 60ft (18m) Designed for All - (Azure Blue)

Great buy for anyone looking to improve their balance, or for families. Hours of fun in the garden and have brought it on days out. Great quality, easy set up and can see this being a part of summer holidays for years to come!

This set has everything you need to set up and have fun

Apparently these ratchet straps are for stretching between trees, then you try and walk on them. To that end you get some padded green things to warp around a tree so the bark is not damaged. This is an important consideration as the living tree is essentially the bark, compromise that entirely and the tree will die. As ratchet straps go these are well made. Strong nylon strap is secured by well engineered ratchets that allow you to tension the strap well beyond that possible with a rope - even with a truckers hitch. In this respect if I was to walk on a ratchet strap like a tight rope - and the idea has never occurred to me, then I would say these are excellent examples for that. Equally if you just need to tie something down - they 'd do that too. But seriously these are an entertaining way to leverage fun from your garden - providing you have suitable trees.

We now have this line running across our garden, and despite all being awful at it and needing loads more practice we have had great fun. The kit includes the two pieces needs for the slack line, the two pieces needs for the top hand line if you need it (we certainly do), two tree protector pieces and a bag to carry them all in. The tree protectors are felt with a bit of Velcro and are designed to stop the slackline cutting into the bark and damaging it, but unfortunately, they were too small for the trees we have in our garden. With a lot a rejigging I managed to get them under the line but they don’t cover the whole tree and wouldn’t stay up without a second pair of hands moving them as we tightened the line as they only covered about ¾ of the diameter and so we couldn’t Velcro them. The small section of the slack line has a sew loop at one end and you feed the ratchet part through. The other piece f the slack line again has a loop at one end and the majority of the 15m length that gain you feed through the loop. You then run the slackline across to the ratchet and then tighten the line. The first few times we did struggle to ensure the line laid flat- the trick they describe on the instructions is to make sure when the line comes through the loop that it forms a little valley so it will lay flat later. In order to make sure the line doesn’t dip too much in the middle it needs to be ratcheted really, really tight. They height that suits our young children (8 and 11) to practice with means that if Dad also has a go the line is touching the floor. Hopefully as they get more confident, we can move it higher to suit everyone. We have already moved the upper line higher as having it at chest height seemed to make us more unstable than having it over our head. The slackline had branding and seemed better made. They upper line was matching colour but no branding and the ratchet seemed more basic (less grip/padding on the handle so more painful to use). The ratchet on the slackline was easy to tighten but to release at the end was much trickier and two of us manged to hurt/cut our fingers using it. Depsite a few niggles this seems to be a greta value set and gave us hours of fun

This is excellent, I hadn’t heard of it before and now the kids are on it every day, before breakfast, after school and all the random times in between one of them will pop out for a quick go. We have 4 kids 10 and under with the youngest being 3 in a week or so and they are all in it, it does stretch but always returns to the same tension, stretching when I go on but not moving when our 2 year old goes on it. The older ones practice their routines and the 2 year old just holds on and side steps across and back. The quality is superb and it’s very easy to setup. Each end has a bite that you thread the line through and it angles the line flat without any bother. The tree protector pads work well and stop any damage to both the line and the tree. The ratchet is well made, in fact it all is, and you can really pull it tight. The first go I was worried about damaging the line but now I’m just conscious of not pulling down any trees. It says it’s been tested to 3 tonnes but obviously only one person on at a time (obviously our kids really listen to that) and it easily takes big grown ups as well. In fact we had a birthday party and before I realised 6 kids went out and all jumped on it at once so the line was touching the floor but it sprang back to tension and it didn’t bat an eyelid, the only amusing but not amusing problem we had was when our 2 year old was on the middle slowly edging across then her sister jumped on as well which pushed the line down a foot and popped the training hand hold line up and out of her hand and in slow motion she balanced for a few seconds then fell in a straddle down on the line and spun sideways down onto her face. I can’t recommend this enough, it’s so easy to setup and take down, we take it with us on picnics and holiday now it’s such good fun for the kids and even though obviously only one person is allowed, playing the transport team cones from one end to the other while crossing in the middle and not being allowed to touch each other would be a great fun game, if health and safety allowed it of course.

This is a truly great starter kit for beginners. I have tried a slackline before just once or twice without much success. It was very hard for me to stand still, not to mention try to walk... Inside the box, you will find not only the main slackline( comprised of the long tape and a shorter one with the big ratchet attached ), but also a set of two tree protectors, a small carry bag/backpack, and an additional, thinner line to be used above as support when learning. This small addition( a higher line you can use to hold yourself at the first stage of learning ) has proved to be crucial for quicker learning of how to balance while standing/walking on the slackline. It also made a lot of fun for my 4-year-old to try along with me( of course I had to lower the top line to fit his height ). Now, after a few tries, I feel much more confident and try to walk without using additional support. Great exercise, fun, and healthy activity for the whole family. The small size and an included carry bag make it easy to travel with and to set up the slackline in very interesting places of your choice. The carry bag has a very narrow cord to put on your arm/back. Due to the weight of the whole set, it is not comfortable to carry it on your back for longer than a few minutes. I use another bag I had already that has wide, comfortable straps now. Overall, great quality product, fun to try and very addictive ;) Highly recommended !

I’ve seen people doing this at numerous parks and have always wanted to try it so I’m glad it was offered for me to test! I took my family out and using the well designed instructions was able to set it up within 10 minutes. This one is a vibrant blue colour so easy to spot and won’t hurt people by being camouflaged. It does use muscles you don’t know you have so be warned! This is a really well thought out pack, with adequate instructions, tree protectors and enough length for a really long slack line! I’d highly recommend it for sure- give it a try, you’ll be glad you did! This is a quality slack line from a trusted and reputable brand. Hope this review helps you, thanks for reading!

This was my first experience with slacklining and I love it. The kit has everything you need included. It is easy to set up and take down, I like to take mine down to keep it out of the elements. The tree protectors are great to have as it will keep our trees from damages. Lots of fun!

Sehr robuste Qualität

Es un slack line de muy buena calidad. Lo compramos hace ya varios años y aún está perfecto. Lo pasamos genial. Muy recomendable 🙂

Es macht richtig Spaß sogar für die kleine Kinder geeignet!

Great set, we love it