Zipline Pulley Kit for Slacklines - Zip Line Kit for Outdoor Backyard Kids and Adult, Turn Slackline into Zipline,Accessory for Warrior Obstacle Course for Kids - 350lb Capacity

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I ordered this for a planned backyard zipline for when the kids come to visit and while I was doubtful of a design like this, I decided to give it a try. Once I got it out of the box there were a few things that became apparent right away. First of all, the bearings are adequate at best; they will work but I doubt they will hold up to repeated use and the elements. When you simply spin the bearings, you can sort of hear and feel if they are better quality or cheaper made (a benefit of 50+ years of experience) and I just don't really like the way these feel. True, they do give you a second set of bearings but what does that tell you about their confidence in them themselves? The second thing that I noticed was that the metal is sort of lightweight and I think it will also not stand up too good to repeated uses and the wear and tear of outdoor play. The metal just seems to thin and there are too many weak spots that have the potential to bend and/or fail. A final note is related to the design of the pulley itself. Actually, I don't think that you should really call this a pulley because it's just not really true and that ties into my final issue. When you put the strap through the hole it is expected to work based on the principle that it will remain lying flat on the bearings. Based on years of experience I doubt that will be how this actually works. As a person moves along the zipline, you will twist and turn and move side to side and invariably this will cause the strap to bunch of on one end or the other. This is why true pulleys put their ropes into grooved slots on each wheel, so that they stay in place and don't bind up. Overall, I just don't feel confident enough about this set up to recommend it to anyone, at least without giving my impressions and then leaving it up to you to decide.

Nice little kit, the added lights were cute and the pulley works well. It was easy to put on and rolls smoothly without hitching. If you have a backyard zipline or similar setup, this is a good addition.The sturdiness is a little concerning, the build is adequate and did hold up, but it's not quite enough to feel very safe for constant use if you're a heavy adult. I will probably be switching in my own carabiner soon. It seems meant more for kids and should hold up fine for that. If the metal was a bit sturdier, this would be perfect.

This is a great kit to start with. It is made heavy duty and seems it will last a very long time. It is super strong and fairly easy to install. It is a good size and has smooth gliding, it looks great and comes at an awesome deal!

My purchase, did not include the slack line that is needed to go with the sip line pulley

I am unsure of how much these usually go for in cost. but thirty dollars seems high. It works great, and appears to be super durable and made of good quality product. My kids have used it numerous times and are rough with things, it has held up well!

I’ll come back and update when we get a slack line to set up and use this pulley, I’m sure my husband can figure it out but as someone who desperately needs detailed instructions for things like this, I’m disappointed because there were none included… not even sure what I’m looking at.

Well this is something a never knew I needed. This is just the roller, attach whichever handle/swing/seat you like. Great use of a slackline when you realize your balance isn't improving!