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I received this slackline for free from BugsBalance.com by submitting a picture of myself slacklining. I was really surprised when I got the email back from them saying they were going to be sending one out. When it arrived, the first thing I noticed was its size; it came in a small package. I was impressed that the whole system fit into such a small package. It is definitely small enough to throw in a pack or car and have it with you when you would like to slackline.<\/p>\n
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This set up is quick and simple to use. Read the instructions or go to their website to see them setting it up. I had it up and I was slacking in a minutes. It comes with some extra wide webbing for a little more protection around anchors.<\/p>\n
Although the packaged size was great, I would prefer a longer line. This was a downside for me, but I still love the fact that I can just throw it in my car and slackline almost anywhere. The other thing that beginer slackliners need to remember is that a new line needs some breaking in. It’s a downside when you are excitd to get right on the line a have some fun, but a small price to pay. After a few trips across the line, an adjustment, another few trips, and a few more adjustments, you are good to go.<\/p>\n
All in all I think this kit is pretty sweet. It is easy to set up and super portable. These two features outweigh any of the downsides. I would recommend this kit to any beginner looking to get into slacking. Or if you would like a kit to keep in the car, I think this is the perfect kit for you.<\/p>\n
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