TrailblazeSlackline Kit with Tree Protectors | Backyard Slacklines for Kids and Adults | Beginner's Tight Rope Line Set | Double Slack Lines 60ft

Update: I recently purchased the Trailblazer Slackline and encountered an issue with receiving a used product. However, the seller promptly reached out and provided exceptional customer service, offering to replace the item. Their quick response and willingness to resolve the problem left a great impression.While the slackline itself appears sturdy and well-designed, I haven’t had the chance to fully test it out yet due to the initial issue. That said, based on the customer service experience alone, I feel confident about the quality of the product and look forward to using it. I appreciate the seller’s commitment to ensuring a positive experience and will update this review once I’ve had the chance to put the slackline to full use.******I ordered the Trailblazer Slackline expecting a brand-new product, but what I received was clearly used. The slackline showed obvious signs of use, including slight fraying, and the packaging was already open. This is not what I expect when I purchase a new item. The product itself might have been good, but receiving something that was used and in less than perfect condition is unacceptable. I’m very disappointed with this experience and will be returning the slackline immediately.

This was a hit over the last summer and I can't wait for the next one! Comes with everything you need in a sturdy bag and instructions. The included safety/ balancing rope made this much more approachable to new comers and made this item worth it to me. The only thing troubling was set up and making sure the line is flat and even between the trees, but that is more a problem with physics and will apply to any slack line.

The media could not be loaded. We got this with full intentions to wait until Christmas to give it to our son. However, we were just too excited and I am so glad we went ahead! Our 5-yr-old has had so much fun practicing “ninja skills.” Definitely glad we got the assistance price (what he is gripping above) to help get him started. It holds adults too so we can also get in on the fun!

The media could not be loaded. On our recent weekend trip to the outskirts of Sequoia National Park, we camped on dispersed land. It was over 100F, mind you, and setting up camp on dry, sandy land was not something I was looking forward to. Having to watch the kids at the same time in all that heat while unloading and setting up was also quite frustrating, and so the first thing I did was set up this slackline between two, solid trees (with the protector on, of course). I set one side up at about 6' and the other at about 4-5 feet. Watching the company's How-To video (and others I found on YouTube) helped a lot.Next, I attached a Ninja obstacle course kit, including a Yamiprobi Ninja Slider made for 3" slacklines, and turned it into a zipline for kids! The slackline itself is 3" wide. Suffice to say, the kids had a BLAST for hours and we had to keep reminding them to rehydrate. We also had adults (ranging between 110 - 190lbs) try the zipline, and though the slackline sagged a few inches more, we were able to ride it just fine.Overall, we were quite happy with the zipline idea. It really helped us keep the kids entertained while the adults attended to setting up camp, cooking, and cleanup in the horrid heat.

We bought this in Dec2019. Today the line broke (06Nov2023). We have left this slack line up year round. We are in Colorado so this has weathered our very intense levels of UV, snow, rain, dry air. This has been used almost daily, but lets go with weekly so no one accuses me of exaggeration. The slack line was showing fraying this year and we knew it was reaching it's life span. The rachets have held up. The cover for the rachet shredding this year and the tree protectors were starting to fall apart this year as well.For a product of this nature to last this long and in the elements that it has (seriously, our high elevation UV destroys a lot out here) is so rare. This is an amazing product. If I could give it more than 5 stars, I would.

This is the first slackline I've purchased, but I've owned and used a lot of different ratchet straps. This feels like a good quality mechanism and a sturdy strap, so as long as you don't let it get damp and rust, or let the strap get too dirty, it should last a long time! As with any ratchet strap, it is much easier to tension and release if you lubricate the mechanism: bike chain oil with teflon is good and should last a long time, but any oil is better than nothing.I like the high-contrast orange color that makes it hard for bystanders to accidentally walk into the line once it's up. The included instructions show the basics of installing the ratchet mechanism, but don't include any details about the tree saver pads, the hand-hold upper strap, or tips that would be relevant to actually slacklining (what tension is good to start?). This info is easy to find online, but would have been nice if the included instructions had described all the parts of the kit.The kit was neatly packed and came with everything described on the product page. The carry sack (string-type backpack) ripped the first time I used it (sewing on one seam split), but it's still usable, and it's clear the carry sack is just a cheap extra rather than an integral part of the actual slack line.Overall I'm completely satisfied, especially considering I ordered one of the cheapest slackline kits I could find. Good value for the price.

Thank you for this product! I don’t even have to tell my kids to go touch grass now, they just randomly run out the door to go play on their zip line! Worth every penny!