Review on HOKINETY For by Joe Gosa

We camped on scattered land on our recent weekend trip to the edge of Sequoia National Park. Mind you it was over 100F and setting up camp on dry sandy soil wasn't something I was looking forward to. Having to supervise the kids unloading and setting up at the same time in this heat was also quite frustrating, so the first thing I did was set up this slackline between two hard trees (with tread, of course). I set one side at about 6ft and the other at 4-5ft. Watching videos from the company (and others I found on YouTube) helped a lot. I then attached ninja obstacle course accessories, including a ninja slider for 3" slacklines, and turned it into a kids' zipline! itself is 3 inches wide. Suffice to say the kids had a BLAST for hours and we had to keep reminding them to rehydrate. We've also had adults (110-190 pounds) try the zipline and although the slackline sagged a few inches more we were able to ride it very well. Some of the accessories were too long for kids to use, so I used climber-certified carabiners to shorten the ropes just enough for the kids to stay on top. In general, we were very happy with the zipline. Idea. It really helped keep the kids entertained while the adults camped and cooked and cleaned in the terrible heat.