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{{fa}}Maybe you've tried a friend’s slackline, or read the [[Walk a Slackline|How to Walk a Slackline]] featured article, and now you're keen to figure out how you can build one on your own. This article will show you how to build your own slackline, using a couple of trees, some ordinary climbing gear, simple knots, and a carabiner pulley system to tighten the line. The end result is a fusion between a tightrope and a trampoline--a bouncy, highly-tensioned, single-line playground that you can carry around in a stuff sack. Once you learn the steps and gather your supplies, you can set this up in just five minutes. | {{fa}}Maybe you've tried a friend’s slackline, or read the [[Walk a Slackline|How to Walk a Slackline]] featured article, and now you're keen to figure out how you can build one on your own. This article will show you how to build your own slackline, using a couple of trees, some ordinary climbing gear, simple knots, and a carabiner pulley system to tighten the line. The end result is a fusion between a tightrope and a trampoline--a bouncy, highly-tensioned, single-line playground that you can carry around in a stuff sack. Once you learn the steps and gather your supplies, you can set this up in just five minutes. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Gather your supplies. Slacklines are typically built from 1" (25mm) tubular webbing, although other materials can be used. A typical setup includes: | # Gather your supplies. Slacklines are typically built from 1" (25mm) tubular webbing, although other materials can be used. A typical setup includes: | ||
