Slackline Fence Post

Here are a few options for rigging up a slackline without anchoring your line with a tree.

Slackline fence post.

This is a user guided community. Quick easy methods permanent outdoor methods indoor options quick easy methods option 1 use a kit. My original video had way more content sorry i wasn t able to upload it. The tension forces on a slackline are huge how about using 5 posts buried 4ft into the ground.

Reinforced posts tested at 800 kg. Promotional posts by slackline companies are welcome here. You can easily put up a slackline in your own backyard at the park or on a camping trip. The slackline is tethered to two trees like a tightrope but is flat stretchy and bouncy.

Digging tool 2 rounded wooden posts at least 8 inches in diameter and 8 feet long concrete mix water spade wheelbarrow or trough. All you need is a slackline and a couple of trees or posts. These direct installation slackline post are made in plastic coated steel and composed of 6 rings to contain the strap. It can be hung between two trees or between some posts to provide hours of fun for your kids.

Build your own posts. You can even build your own posts. For a removable product you can fit the posts on sockets. However unfortunately for one local landholder the slackline then pulled over two of his remaining fence posts that weren t washed away earlier this month when the region copped three years worth of rain in ten days.

Places where you are permitted to install it needed. Dig two holes at least 5 feet deep and about twice as broad as the posts. This subreddit is much better when you are a part of it. The slackers ninjaline 36 intro kit is exactly that an introduction to ninja training and slacklining.

My videos deleted and i wasn t able to retrieve them. You just need a couple of anchor points and something to suspend the line off the ground. If that doesn t work plant 2 oak trees and wait 50 years posted 8 years ago. Metalu retaining rings for strap.

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