Review on 🏞️ Enhance Your Backyard Experience with CTSC Stainless Enjoyment Accessories by Joseph Pudic

The fact is that setting up a zipline on your own is not easy. At first we didn't think we could do it ourselves, but then we opened the box and realized it was a lot easier than we imagined. The box has everything you need. All you need is a socket wrench, two people, and a ladder. The instructions are simple. For real. If you are confused, there are videos you can watch. I had to watch the video for 10 seconds to confirm anything, but other than that it's about as easy as it gets. I am mother of two children. My husband and I installed it in about an hour, nothing special and not much disappointment. Tip: When attaching and tightening the zipline to a tree with an endpoint, attach the clamps one at a time. Fasten one as tightly as you can (don't worry if it's pretty loose) that will hold the zip line in place. Then attach the second, and while the second is holding it, loosen the first and tighten using the second as a lever. Then attach the third one and use the first two as leverage. In this way you continue to tighten the zip line with the tension and clamping arm one after the other. You don't need a truck (laughs) to pull the cable. You just have to use your head! That is one of the reasons why there are three clamps. Use them to your advantage. He is durable. Very durable. My 235 lb husband slips easily. No problems, no delays, no problems. If we can do it, so can you! The kids love the zip line in the backyard. This is definitely the best investment we've made this summer (after the pool) because in 2020 we need as much home entertainment as we can get!