🥷 Maximize Your Ninja Skills with the Slackers 56 Ninjaline Intro Kit Review

No matter how hard you twist the leash, once you hang on it, it stretches enough to walk on the ground. I set mine up about 9 feet off the ground, my daughter is only 80 pounds. and she touched the ground every time she hung on it. We tried many different settings and ended up spending a lot of money for no reason. Don't waste money. Great idea but terrible design

Assembly instructions not included. This seems self-explanatory, but a simple outline of the instructions would be nice. The line is strong and I think it will hold up. My boys are 9, 7, 4 and they love it but they don't use it as much as I thought probably because they aren't strong enough and it gets old fast. I also bought an extra rope ladder which has increased interest. Looking back, the cable car can be just as much fun.

I received this on Friday. We have two mature oak trees and they seem too fat to work with. I was disappointed because I looked at the Q&A and found that the ratchet straps are adjustable enough to deal with mature trees. I would like the description to state the maximum girth it can hold. Now we have to bring it back and explain to the frustrated kids why it's not working. Please indicate in your description that this will not work on very old trees.

This was a birthday present for my 8 year old daughter. She totally loves it! I highly recommend having some extra slack to put on the floor for support. Getting the concept can be tricky and it also helps with the balance. We were able to install it in about 30 minutes, but it took several hours to set everything up and then move it to different backyard trees. While the distance a slack cable can travel is just over 50 feet, the mounting spaces are only about 20 to 30 feet. So don't think you

Generally satisfied, I adapted it for children from 2 to 8 years old, adjusted the height and they love it. I have a hard time finding suitable adult trees. Just a few things to choose from, the tethers are great and attach to the leash very easily and securely. The line has dropped 56 feet, but usable arm attachment space holds less than half that. So if you go a longer distance, all the handles are on the same side (in the sewn loops of the leash). Works ideally in a space of about 20 feet…

This is my second Ninja line, the first was the 36ft version. So far we are absolutely thrilled. However, this 56-foot version left us wanting more. B. secure in additional loops! Why sell a 56 foot line with only about 25 foot anchor points? Now I have to spend another $20 to buy clips to create new anchor points, which seems like a serious design flaw for a quality product like this. If sewing another 15 foot anchor points is too expensive, how about charging another $10-$15 so I really get…

I am writing through tears from three children because they really want this to work. We live on a wide, flat prairie with no trees, but I built a playground and fences for the monkeys and made a lot of post holes, so I figured I could do it. First, it's VERY LONG. Maybe I'm the only dummy who didn't realize that 50 feet is quite a long time, by comparison my 4 swing platform swing is 14 feet long. So it is long, which means that the load on the end frames is high. You'll need to set it up…