1.Choose the Best Line for Your Needs An ideal slackline for kids or beginners should be less stretchy (so easier to control and learn on), safe and easy to set up. 2.How to Set It Up Before you start walking, it is necessary to set the line up properly. ●Find two strong and healthy trees with diameter of at least 12 inches. Trees with thick and rough bark (oak, birch, pine) are much better. There shouldn't be any dangerous object on the ground. ●Set the line low to the ground (knee height) and very tight. ●Do not forget the tree protection. 3.How to Slackline ①Learn how to balance on the line firstly. ●Position yourself near the middle of the slackline and place one foot on it - inline, not across. ●Do not press against the line as it will start wobbling - rather keep your leg relaxed. ●Do not look under you feet, focus rather on a single point in front of you, for example the anchor of the line or something on the tree. ●Raise your arms over your head and start. ②Learn how to walk a slackline. ●Walk with your feet straight on the line (not across) and your hips, chest and head straight against the anchor. ●When the line starts swinging, try lowering your center of gravity even more to stabilize your body. ●And if you still experience problems, ask a friend to walk with you and give you a helping hand. A Few Quick Points ▲Adult supervision is required when used by kids. ▲Max 50cm off the ground when set up. ▲It supports a max weight of 330lb(150kg), and withstand a tension of up to 3 tons without any damage. Package Contents: ●One slackline webbing(15m x 5cm) ●Ratcher Tensioner ●One Carry Bag ●Two tree protectors ●One pair of Gloves
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