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Our Slack Rack is made for both adults and children who want to discover the joy of slacklining, in a simple and safe way. It will also allow to practice exercises to work a specific muscle group for rehabilitation or strengthening as a complement for an another sport (skiing, yoga, surfing, running...).
It is a versatile tool that can be used by a physiotherapist or specialist doctor, for more information, feel free to contact us.
What are the differences between the Gibbon SlackRack (2/3m) and the Easy Slackline Rack (3m)
- Material :
Gibbon : metal
Easy Slackline : Wood, PEFC labelled (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes) - Made in France
- Weight :
Gibbon : 27kg
Easy Slackline : 19Kg
- Length :
Gibbon : 2 or 3m up to you. An extra piece (1m) is included.
Easy Slackline : 3m
- Accessories
Gibbon : 3,5m blue webbing, 2 hand strap, 1 elastic, 1 slackline fitness guide
Easy Slackline : 7,5m webbing
Using advices
- One adult or 2 kids maximum at the same time.
180 kg maximum on the Slack Rack. - Help your child take his first steps and protect the floor from a possible fall.
- Don't tension the ratchet too hard. One person only when using the handle.
Technical specifications
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Slack Rack
- Composition : metal
- Color : Black
- Screws + tool
- Length : 300cm
- Height: 30cm
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Slackline kit included (webbing 50mm with the ratchet)
- Length : 350cm
- Width : 50mm
- Color : blue with white printings
- Setup instruction
- 2 black hand straps
- 1 yellow elastic
- 1 slackline fitness user guide
- Weight : 27 kg
Incompatibilities
- Trickline/Jumpline, Freestyle practice. Go for the Andy Lewis Kit.
- Do not leave your Slack Rack in the humidity :
It is possible to use your Slack Rack outside in a dry place. - Read carefully the user guide before use
Responsability
Slacklining and particularly Highlining are sports having no legal framework or norms concerning the gear or the setup.
Consequently we cannot warranty our gear for Highlining.
Our products are tested by independent labs (Apave) and inside of our company via a process evolving with practice.
The results of those tests have no legal values, they aim to ensure the safety and comfort of using our equipment.
It is the responsibility of the slackliner to choose the right gear with adequate resistance and to have the necessary experience to adapt his installation to his practice.
Generalities
- Don't rig your slackline across a path, a road or any crossing
- Don't rig your slackline higher than 2m
- Ride on a grassy or soft ground, without roots or rocks
- Always backup your setup
- Never use ratchets for highlining
- Never use urban furniture as anchor point
This equipment is absolutely not made for highlining. Find more information on our website highline.fr
Items cannot be considered as PPE (personal protective equipment)
Video Set Up :
Your firsts steps with Romain Billard
Tuto Slackline : Les premiers pas
by Cabinet-de-Curiosites
How to determine the tension in your slackline ?
- Our spreadsheet :
Thanks to the following sheet, you will be able to approximately know the tension into your gear (slings, shackle, slackline, etc.). You will then know if you are using it correctly, meaning correctly regarding the using advices and most important the strength limits.
Click there to see the sheet and enter your datas
- The dynamometer or Linescale
This product allows you to mesure exactly what is the tension into your equipment.
For more informations click there.
