📚 Adjustable Protectors for Slackline Obstacles: A Comprehensive Guide Review

This makes a great gift and garden decoration, especially in place of a large, bulky (and expensive) play set. My kids (4 and 6 years old) love it! We bought the Ninja line along with the flybold Slackline line to give them a grip when learning the Ninja obstacle course. Flybold lines feel strong, strong and durable. So much fun! Over time we plan to purchase additional obstacles.

Slackline can be 40 feet long. BUT that includes the girth of the tree: - I had two mature trees 31 feet apart and the line was 5 feet shorter! I had to order a 50ft slackline separately and add obstacles from this kit which added the cost of another slackline at this price point. Measure the trees as well as the distance! - The obstacles were crossed without problems up to the Macaco 50' line. so what else can you use? Have fun when the time comes.

Nice set of ninjas. It's easy to make up. Unfortunately the crossbars and knots are too big for our 6 year old's hands. She started complaining about pain in her arm and asked for ice cream after 10 minutes of playing. We had to return another brand due to an issue with the ratchet which she loved and have not complained of any pain in her hand. She played it for about two weeks before we had to return it. We would have ordered a new one, but it is no longer in stock. We tried this brand as a…

Tried to install today but is missing all the connectors to connect rings (etc) with shorter green straps. I made a request for details so we can see how the customer service is and will update this review accordingly. UPDATE: Customer service responded to me quickly and has since shipped the missing parts. We made a slack between two trees. This is a decent product and appears to be working well. It's difficult to pull the line if your poles (or trees) are too close as it may not fit after…

We love this aspect of the slackline, but what I didn't realize when I bought it is that it's very difficult to place this thing high enough in a tree line to use as an obstacle course. I don't have enough big trees on my property so we use them in the parks, but that means we have to lug the step stool in the car, otherwise we can't be sure if we can install it. high enough to be used as an obstacle course. I think it's my fault for not thinking it through! It's also important to note that the

I had to purchase 2 extra straps from Home Depot and ship them to the port for my kids to use this. 1 tow strap was used to wrap around my tree for ease of installation (purple strap from port freight). I also bought a yellow sling from Home Depot to use as a "slackline" so my kids could learn the ninja class. They stay there for hours lounging around and the cable slack doesn't force me to help them get up every time. We also added a rope at the beginning and end. My children are 4 and 10…