MacacoSlackline 16m Training Line with Ratchet Only | Overhead Training Line for your Slackline | Add a Training Line to your Slackline for more fun stuff with Outside Toys

Utilisée pour fixer un auvent de caravane et ainsi protéger contre les rafales de vent.

Questa è una cinghia con cricchetto, non una slackline!! Attenzione perché ci si potrebbe anche fare male. Un articolo con tali caratteristiche non dovrebbe essere confuso ne tantomeno venduto per svolgere l'attività della slackline. Il cricchetto è troppo debole per reggere le sollecitazioni di un adulto e la cinghia è tagliente sotto i piedi. Ripeto, attenzione.

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

Non alla altezza delle aspettative

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