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rockclimbr
Sep 19, 2003, 3:33 AM
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Hey everyone...i just got my paycheck and i want to learn how to set up a slack line. Im thinkin that 60 ft of 1 in tubular webbing should do...what else do i need? And how do you tie a slack line? Any information you can give or websites with pics on how to do it would be great...thx a bunch.
--climbr
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stuck
Sep 19, 2003, 3:39 AM
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www.ethosclimbing.com - go to the how to section for easy directions
www.slackline.com - downloadable pdf file with photographs and good directions.
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rockclimbr
Sep 19, 2003, 3:42 AM
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thx stuck, for the good links...i can't wait to rig one up (and prob fall on my ass, but o well)
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coldclimb
Sep 19, 2003, 3:42 AM
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60 feet will be plenty. You can then either do it the fun way and design your own tightenning system, or you can use some other system from the net. www.slackline.com has kits, and so do a few others. Good luck man.
For my entire rig, I use:
Three slings of different lengths for use around trees.
Three trees.
One 20ft length of 10mm static line.
One 20ft length of 6mm accessory cord.
Two pulleys.
Two ascenders.
Five carabiners.
And for the beginner, the item that helps the most: a trampoline for a pad.
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coldclimb
Sep 19, 2003, 3:48 AM
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coldclimb moved this thread from Regional Discussions to Slacklining.
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