Gibbon Fun Line Slackline set
The slackline for children and beginners!
No matter how young, the GIBBON Fun line has no minimum age. The Fun Line has a very low stretch, which is why it hardly stretches under load and can therefore be set up very low. Especially for children and beginners, it helps to balance very close to the ground. The continuous rubber print of the slackline provides a firm grip.
The Funline consists of only 2 parts and is therefore very easy to set up in a park or garden between 2 trees or poles. With its TÃœV certification and the included tree and rattle protectors, the Fun Line not only offers lots of outdoor fun but also maximum safety - exactly what you need to learn to slackline safely. Due to its low stretch, the Fun Line is particularly suitable for beginners and children.
At a glance:
- suitable for children, teenagers and beginners
- Includes tree protection "Treewear" to protect the trees and your slackline against wear and tear.
- Includes ratchet protection "Ratpad"
- 15 m long (12.5 meters line, 2.5 meters ratchet ) 5 cm wide
- TÃœV certified for maximum safety
- Simple and quick to set up between 2 fixed points (trees, poles, etc)
- no trick line set: not suitable for jumps and dynamic tricks
- not for advanced and professionals
- Use the GIBBON Slack app for inspiration, tutorials and tips on proper technique, help with setting up and much more.
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There is no minimum age for the Fun Line! Especially at a young age, balancing on a slackline promotes the development of the sense of balance and builds core stability. That is also why the Fun Line took second place in the year of development as "Toy of the Year" (TOY Award).
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To offer everyone the best starting conditions , quality and safety always come first. The Fun Line set not only complies with the DIN guidelines for slacklining (DIN79400), but also with the safety regulations of the German TÃœV.
What is slacklining?
The trend sport of slacklining is originally from the USA. Mountain climbers stretched their climbing ropes between two trees and balanced on them, out of boredom, but also to stay in shape. The thin climbing ropes have been replaced by a 5 cm wide tension strap. The advantage of this is that it is easier for beginners. The line can be stretched lower above the ground because it bends less.ÂÂ
