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The slackers waiting to get on.

Lee juggling on the slackline at our annual Blue Mounds gathering. Unfortunately, no time for a tripod, but still pretty cool none-the-less.

Casey (Niles) walks the Monkey Face Highline in Smith, with a couple climbers looking on.

so i finally hopped on the bandwagon(or webbing as the case may be)

I lost my wonderful hat that day. Reward: Lost hat. Felted wool, girlfriend made it for me. At the bottom of the Rostrum somewhere!!!!

Someone finishing up the Rostrum route made a comment about how it looked like a circus up there. Well here is one ring fellas. Slackin' at the Rostrum.

Me having a great day at the Rostrum line. Thanks again Sean.

Matt getting ready to mount the rostrum. Thanks to Sean for putting the lines up.

Setup a lowline, oceanside to introduce slacklineing to my Austrian friend, and puzzle the locals.

Steph almost onsighted...she took a nasty leash fall near the end that i caught on video!

Corbin Usinger surfin the 80 footer.

pasandose de l un lado de la roca a la otra para abrir nuevas vias

Slacklining at a Party... I dont really remember doing this.

stitch joining some UIUC climbers in slacklining on the quad one fine day

The 80 foot rostrum highline is a new dimension to my reality.

Im walking the 20 foot line rigged by Corbin Usinger...

this set up was just siting there with no one on it so we decided to tack it for a test drive, played on it for an afternoon then it disapearsdagain not long after that,we never did see who set it up?

70 feet high, 40 feet long. did it on my first try, fort collins co

This was the first time I tried slacklining. Robert and I set it up at our apartment and gave the residents a show of us repeatedly falling off.

My first slackline setup. (and first time walking one too.)

Dave slacklining on the funnest slackline ever... he even did a back flip off of it in the middle where it is deep. It gets exciting when the wind picks up and the waves splash you!

This is a cool perspective of me Slacking on the Naval Base in Yokosuka, Japan.

Picture shows deflection using our A Frames and tightening system.

A Frame showing back side, plyood design.