Slackline Obstacle Kit
Original price was: $499.99.$218.95Current price is: $218.95.
The Slackline Obstacle Kit line hanging obstacle course is quick and easy to set up, a convenient carry case lets you take it wherever you go!
Obstacles distance can be adjusted/A family mobilization game/exercise your balance by walking as a slackline.
Everyone can have access to try it, just remove all the obstacles. A fun challenging item that promotes balance, strength, coordination.
MULTIPLE SKILL LEVELS: Whether you are starting out, or are a master of the jungle, the course can be set up in multiple configurations for multiple skillsets. By adjusting the spacing and incline of the line, you will have countless setups to challenge all skill levels.
GREAT GIFT: Keep kids active and playing outside with this portable obstacle course that can be taken anywhere – camping, neighbor’s house, parties, or your own backyard.
Color: As shown
Package includes: 1 x 40 foot(12m) nylon slackline, 2 x swing monkey bars, 3 x monkey fists, 2 x gymnastic rings, 2 x tree protector, 1 x carrying storage bag
Slackline Obstacle Kit
Color: As shown
Package includes: 1 x 40 foot(12m) nylon slackline, 2 x swing monkey bars, 3 x monkey fists, 2 x gymnastic rings, 2 x tree protector, 1 x carrying storage bag
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Paul –
Easy to set up and a blast for everyone in the family. Especially during our city wide lockdown, this keeps the kids entertained in the safety of their backyard.
Lorraine Thomas –
given as a Christmas present to our active grandchildren…our son set it up in the basement for the winter months. Even though we have not seen it personally, through pictures, it looks very strong and sturdy!! It will be a present that will help give our grandchildren a physical activity to keep them busy during the winter season. Our son enjoyed installing it, and remarked how nice it was!! Thank you!!
Jen Steller –
My 3 year old loves monkey bars. I didn’t really want to get a swing set yet but we needed something to entertain her while stuck at home. This is awesome! She couldn’t use the ladder so I put some tree stumps close enough for her to reach. I already ordered more rings and clips. The swing is a really nice addition. We also hung our baby swing from it for our 1 year old and when the 3 year old swings it powers the baby swing because the line is twisting back and forth!!! Awesome side effect!
Donald H. –
I set this up in our backyard just before the social distancing orders, so the timing was perfect for a quarantine playground. My son loves the swing the most, so the manufacturer’s claims about the swing keeping kids interested seems spot on. The pieces are sturdy, and the set up is not too bad. One word of advice: space the buckles before you tighten the strap because they won’t slide on a taut strap.
Cacey Hatfield –
We got this for our 6 year old’s birthday. It is challenging for him but also fun. We wanted it to be in our basement playroom instead of outdoors for winter use. My husband tried to mount it using 2 spots on the ceiling but it didn’t work – when the kids started hanging on it we could see the entire stud moving. So he mounted it on the walls instead which works much better.
Bonnie Patterson –
Like the idea. The slack line has to be put very high, because the line sags down a lot with weight on it. My son is 7 and weighs only 55 lbs and I put it up 8′. His feet drag the ground. I have as much tension as it will allow. The ratchet binder came out of the box rusted. See pictures. Not sure how to contact the seller about this issue… Update: supplier corrected issue. Updated to 5 stars.
A. Hinkle –
This is a real cool monkey bar kit. It is easy to use, very study and a lot of fun. However, male wee beastie is terrified of getting on it, he likes to sit on the strap i put on the bottom. The female wee beasties LOVE it. It has forced me to explain that in life some people are afraid of things others are not, and that this is okay.