SlackLines

Complete sets for indoors and outdoors. More than 1 million sold since 2007.

Beginner Sets

Easy to set up between two trees, fun to learn. The world's bestelling slacklines.

Trickline Sets

Built for tricks, jumps and bounces. Developed by athletes for athletes.

Longline Sets

More length and thinner lines for longer sessions. For more advanced slackliners.

Freestanding Sets

No trees? No problem. Set up in the garden or indoors and slackline anywhere.

SlackLine Accessories

Protect your trees and upgrade your setup.

FAQ

Which slackline is best suited for beginners?

For beginners, we recommend the GIBBON Classic or GIBBON Funline. Both are durable and can be set up at a low height. The Classic Line is currently our most widely used beginner slackline.

Is there a difference between the available GIBBON slacklines?

Yes. The sets differ in design and performance, including webbing type, width, and length. The main difference between lines is their elasticity.

Should I use GIBBON Treewear, and why is tree protection recommended?

Tree protection is always recommended. GIBBON Treewear helps prevent abrasion and damage to trees and other anchor points. If the Treewear is too short to wrap around the tree, position it at the front, facing the direction of the line. The tension is higher at the front of the tree, where the sides of the slackline run, than at the back.

What is the maximum setup length of my slackline?

The maximum setup length is the length of the set minus the webbing needed to go around both anchor points, which are usually trees.

How high should I set up my slackline?

Set the slackline below the user’s hip height, but high enough that it does not touch the ground during use.