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If the relative weight is not a burden for you, if your main requirement is simplicity of the set up, just go for this kit !
Thanks to the use of a slackline ratchet, the set up is quick and easy. Additional spacers are very useful to guide the 2,5cm line into the ratchet.
The 25m Click Kit uses a sling and a carabiner to be sure that the line will not be twisted! See the user guide in the "Documentation" section.
There are different types of slackline webbing:
Tubular slackline webbing is playful (swell, wide, soft bounces), providing elasticity even over short distances. Lightweight and compact.
Flat slackline webbing, less elastic and easier to tension. It's also very comfortable barefoot because of its round edges.
To answer the question "Which is better or easier?", there is no such thing.
It's just two different sensations, to be appreciated individually.
The differences in sensation will really start from about 15/20m long. For more details, we invite you to read our article on how to Choose a slackline.
Tree Protections : +0,3 Kg
Now, you've managed the 25m? Keep your kit and add the following items to go to 35m long !
N.B : The shackle will replace the carabiner originally supplied
Canvas bag 14L
Nice to store your slackline between two sessions. No backstrap
Slacklining and more particularly Highline (in the void, secured by a harness) are sports practices that have no normative or regulatory framework for the manufacture of the material as well as for its installation.
This is why we do not guarantee our own equipment for highline use.
Our products are tested within our company and independent laboratories (mentioned on the product page) via a process that evolves with practice.
These resistance tests have no legal value, they aim to ensure the safety, resistance and comfort of use of our equipment - in the context of our practice.
It is the responsibility of the practitioner to choose the equipment with the appropriate resistance and to have the necessary experience to adapt the installation to his practice.
And to use appropriate equipment to secure oneself if necessary, such as PPE equipment (climbing gear, ropes, etc.).
It is the responsibility of the practitioner to use appropriate equipment to secure oneself if necessary, such as PPE (climbing equipment, ropes, etc.).
In NO CASE is this equipment designed to secure itself. For the lifeline - called backup - we advise to use only PPE standard material (climbing material, ropes, etc).
Unless expressly mentioned, no slackline element can be considered as PPE (personal protective equipment) for sports and leisure activities
NEVER USE SLACKLINE MATERIAL TO SECURE YOURSELF / TIE YOURSELF DOWN. IT IS NOT CLIMBING EQUIPMENT, NOR IS IT EPI STANDARD EQUIPMENT.
You can find more information on our website highline.fr
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