Complete Ninja Slackline Kit - 60ft Slack Line for Backyard for Kids & Adults - Wider Tree Protectors Slackline Kit for Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course for Kids Outdoor Playset (Essential Kit - Orange)

My kids got this for Christmas. All ages from 4 yo to grandparents 65 yo enjoy playing on it. It has created hours of fun for my boys, and well worth the money. Color is vibrant so if you put it up and leave it is is clearly visible. Instuctions were well written. It is sturdy upto 400 pounds, which while not recommended I don’t worry about it failing when multiple kids get on. The ratchets are easy to operate and has not ever really gotten into a bind. I love that it comes with its own carry bag to store everything away for the next time. Not parts going missing.

Very nice set. But I was disappointed in myself - I thought my balance was better than that. Boy was I wrong. :/ It is fairly easy to setup, being careful to keep the line straight and flat - especially where it loops around the tree. And you must crank the ratchet really tight to keep the line taut. So taking it down means being very careful with releasing that ratchet! I quickly realized that maxing out the distance between two trees is not the best way to begin. Choosing two trees closer together makes the line shorter and more stable. A long run means a lot of sway and bounce in the middle! Not easy to do when learning! All in all, I think it was a good purchase and a good value. With care, it should continue to be a fun thing to have for those trips to the cabin. :-)

We've had this installed for a few months and it's great. The kids, all ages, love to play on it. I'm 180 lbs and it holds me just fine, too. The ratchet is easy to use, so adjusting it isn't hard. The bright colors aren't my favorite, but it's easy to see when cutting grass or driving around the yard. It was very affordable.

This was a perfect Christmas gift for our gr'daughters. Children and adults alike are enjoying the challenge of learning to balance/walk across the Slackline. It appears to be well made. The only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars is because of poor packaging. The box came just as it shows in the picture with no extra box around it. Not a good thing when a Christmas present isn't hidden in packaging. Also, the box wasn't taped shut and a portion of the lid was torn. Thankfully all parts were still in the box.

My son is really coordinated and likes to climb and balance on things all the time. This was a perfect gift for him to sharpen those abilities and also to get him outside more to play. The parts are of good quality and is fairly easy to set up and to take down. It is pretty durable too. Found my son hanging upside down on the top guide line that is used as a hand hold and it held his weight. He weighs about 80 lbs. We don't leave it set up outside over night, so I can not speak to its ability to stand up to the weather. I've seen other kits that come with a pad to fit over the racket incase someone falls on it but that can be easily done by wrapping a towel over it. Overall we are happy with the purchase and would recommend it to anyone.

The good: when adequately tightened the line stays flat and parallel to the ground. Really affordable for this level of quality, sturdy and feels safe. It's long enough for most locations. The line is highly visible, which can't hurt, not so much for your use (look at the horizon/anchor), but for the safety of others. The bad: the ratchet might be hard to figure out. There is basically a split cylinder, and you need to put the line first over the top of the upper half of the cylinder, and then into the slit on the way back out. The bag is small and will end up breaking, and also looks a little cheap. Tips: first practice balancing on the right leg, then left. After hitting 60 seconds on each, you can practice balancing on both and then try walking. Keep palms up, have good mobility of the other leg to balance. Might take you a bit longer initially, but more progress by 2nd or 3rd session.

This slackline was easy to install on trees in our yard. As long as you know how to use a ratchet strap, set-up is a breeze. You need to keep in mind that thicker tree trunks take up more of the line than thinner ones, so if you are measuring distance between your trees, you should also consider measuring around the trees as well. My kids are 9 and 15 and both love their slackline. They started out looking like baby deer taking their first steps while using the arm trainer, but after a couple months they are now walking halfway across on their own. The 9 year old also likes bouncing on the line while hold the arm trainer. We did have a slight problem with some fraying on the arm trainer and guide line, but the seller was amazing and replaced our entire set as soon as it came off back order. The company is great to work with and incredibly responsive if you have any issues. We plan to purchase the ninja obstacle line in the future from the same company.

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.

Bought this for a 180 lb man. He loves it. Held up well over a summer of constant use.

Sons been using it all summer...worth the price and comes with everything you need.

Love this product! Great quality and easy to assemble. Tons of fun!

Didn’t like the fact that was missing parts on the package. Plus package was ripped already when it came to my address.

Great product. Perfect for my gym.