The BananaLama Slackline is the ultimate all-rounder, positioned between the common widths of 2.5 and 5 centimeters, offering the benefits of both. Suitable for beginners and professionals alike, this 15-meter-long slackline is easy to handle for everyone. From the very first steps, users will notice the band’s pleasant dynamics. With a width of 35 mm, the band is highly forgiving of missteps while walking, and its impressive rebound capability allows for ambitious jumps over short distances.
Additional Features:
- Two-tone line - prevents the slackline from twisting when threading into the ratchet with spacers.
- Includes TreeWear for added protection of both trees and slackline.
- 2.5 m ratchet strap with 4-ton breaking load.
- Designed in Germany!
With a 3% stretch in the band and a breaking load of 3 tons, the BananaLama develops a very dynamic bounce over distances and can be reliably set up low and safely over short distances. Depending on the anchoring*, the BananaLama Slackline set allows for a setup length of 3m to 13m.
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Where can this slackline be set up?
- On the go, whenever an opportunity arises. And with the BananaLama, you’ll find more opportunities than you think! (Insider tip: Discover thousands of exotic slacklining spots worldwide with the GIBBON App, including locations near you!)
- In the park between two trees or posts
- At school between two posts or trees
- While traveling, between two palm trees or from rock to rock over water!
The set has a total length of 15m. To determine the maximum setup length, the circumference of the respective anchor points/trees plus at least 20cm must be subtracted. The general rule of thumb is: Diameter x 3 = approximate circumference. For example, if the trees each have a minimum diameter of 30cm: 3 x 30 = 90cm x 2 + 20cm = 200cm => Maximum setup length: 13m.
