Slackline Kit with Tree Protectors - 57ft Ninja Course Slack Line Pro Double Strap Tightrope Kit for Training

We bought this for camping, and it’s been a hit everytime. Even the adults give it a go. You need to know how to work a ratchet properly. We had one incident where the top ratchet came loose and the kiddos fell off. But thankfully nobody got hurt. I always like to test it first before allowing kiddos, to make sure it’s all tight and ready to go. But fun for balancing and just enjoying being outside. We had it up for a week, and it was used daily.

It is difficult for me to give a fair review of the Neature Slackline Kit with Tree Protectors - 57ft Ninja Course Slack Line Pro Double Strap. I purchased it to use for a different purpose. I had a multiple feature obstacle course I had purchased for my grandchildren to play on that the swings, rings, etc. were suspended from a 2-inch strap stretched between two trees. The strap had been deteriorated by sun, weather, and squirrels over the past 4-5 years and finally broke. This was the closest thing I could find (and least expensive) to use as a replacement for the one that broke. I found the strap to be of very good quality, and I believe it will last as well as the one I was replacing with no trouble. The 2-inch ratchet seems to me to be of excellent quality, and does it's job very smoothly and easily. And I really like the provided ratchet protectors, as I feel they protect people from injury as well as protecting the ratchet from the weather. The reason I gave only 4-stars is the tree protectors are only 5 feet long, which was exactly the circumference of the smaller tree I placed this on, but was a little over a foot short of making it completely around the larger tree. The tree protectors are fairly minimal cost items, and I feel longer ones could have been included - beware if you have only very large trees to use these on. Since the tree protectors are a sort of felt like material, they do a nice job of holding onto the tree bark (of these oaks) and so the gap on the larger tree is not exposing the tree to a great chance of harm. Since I put it up as a permanent installation, I cut the strap to only a little longer than I needed, and then used a lighter to melt the cut strap end so it would not fray. I cannot speak to the quality of the 1-inch "training" strap, its ratchet, ratchet protector, or tree protectors as I did not use those; but they appear to be of similar quality as the 2-inch items. For my purposes, I am very well pleased with the product.

Love it.