Macaco 16m Overhead Training Line for Slackline | 25mm line with Ratchet Only for balancing | Add to any brand | Does not include slackline

The media could not be loaded. Extremely good value for money. Simply attach one end by way of looping it back through itself. A well established tree is excellent. Thread the other end through the ratchet and winch into place. Make it super tight for best results.The fabric it is made from is firmly stitched and virtually indestructible. The ratchet is of excellent quality and holds in place firmly when you've correctly tightened it in place.After I've set this up and used it, or attempted to use it I've got to say that it's a tricky thing to master. Younger people who have less pork on them than I have should be able (with practice) to walk along it and even turn around on it. I myself found that it sagged in the middle bit I could walk along some of it. Don't set it up too high like I did as you'll encounter problems when each of your legs falls on either side of said slackline, causing significant pain to the 'town halls' region! Place it lower to the ground I would suggest.It's loads of fun though and when one of your much lighter and more nimble offspring manage to walk it's full length, which they will, the joy and sense of achievement they'll show you is priceless! Highly recommended and great entertainment

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As an avid slackliner, I recently decided to give the Macaco Slackline 16m Training Line a try, and I must say that I am thoroughly impressed. This innovative product has completely changed the way I approach my slacklining practice.First and foremost, the Macaco Slackline 16m Training Line is incredibly easy to set up. It comes with a ratchet only, which makes assembly a breeze. Additionally, the 16-meter length of the training line is perfect for practicing overhead movements, such as pulls and spins, that cannot be done on a regular slackline. The training line adds a whole new level of excitement to my slacklining routine and keeps me engaged and motivated to improve my skills.The quality of the product is exceptional, as well. The webbing is strong and durable, capable of withstanding the rigors of regular practice. The ratchet is solidly built, providing a secure connection between the webbing and anchor point. The training line also comes with a protective sleeve that helps to keep the webbing in excellent condition over time.Overall, I would highly recommend the Macaco Slackline 16m Training Line for anyone looking to up their slacklining game. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced slackliner, this product will undoubtedly add more fun to your routine. The combination of quality, ease-of-use, and innovative design make the Macaco Slackline 16m Training Line a must-have for any slacklining enthusiast.

A slack line is a repurposed ratchet strap for the purpose of "tight rope" walking, or in this case tight strap walking.The width of the strap lends a little more surface area vs a round rope.Fundamentally this is a ratchet strap, and is directly lifted from the kind of tie down I've used on trucks and trailers for many years.It benefits from a long nylon body, in a typical bright neon green, easy to see in the dark when your lashing down a load, and so I guess easy to see when stretched between two fixed points as a Slack line.The ratchet itself is okay, it's not the heaviest I've seen - even in this size, and it is possible to over tighten these lighter ratchets, and once twisted they don't work as well, or at all...The stress weight is described as 90kg which is just over 14 stone, so that's worth noting.At this price it's reasonable for what it is.

I hadn’t used a slackline before, but both the ratchet and line look and feel very good quality.The initial problem is finding two suitably anchored objects to tie the line to, but once that’s resolved you’re in business.The line has a reasonable amount of give but not too much; I gather that for serious use you need a really taut line, so this may be more appropriate as a starter.It burns a lot of calories, and is a fun activity. I used it cautiously, as it’s tricky to learn the basics; it would be useful if they provided a QR code to link to a tutorial video. There are, of course, plenty of videos on Youtube, but I wasn’t sure which were the best for beginners.As the line is bright green, it’s easy to see even when you aren’t looking directly at it.It is easy to store, as it packs very small.Good value.

Ratchet strap!? This is not a slackline. Quality is poor and it is not wide enough to be a slackline as it is being sold as. Useless

Having had a slack line for years which only ever comes out a few times a year whilst camping or playing in the woods I've never been very good at it! This training line is great as it enables beginners to actually make headway across the line and gives an added confidence to those who are too nervous to take even the first step! For those serious about slack lining this is a great training tool. The material is strong and well made and the ratchet feels sturdy and tough enough to take the weight it claims it will withstand.

Tough, strong slackline, had loads of kids use it on a recent outing, and it was absolutely fine, bit of retightening at first, but that soon settled. It only loses as star because of the lack of padding. I ended up putting some rags between the straps and the tree to prevent digging in