Before GIBBON, Slacklining was an extreme activity exclusive to an elite niche of climbers. Slacklining was a bad weather side activity to climbers at base camp starting in the early 70s. The development lacked due to climbers immediately approaching great heights making it inaccessible from the start. It was technically too complex from the beginning and therefore dominated primarily by climbing
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Vendor: GIBBONGibbon Independence Classic Slackline Set with AnchorsGibbon Slacklines Independence Kit Classic. Yellow/black. For beginners and advanced slackliners. 2 Slackframes, 2 Ground Screws (2.3 ft), 1 CLASSIC LINE (49 ft), 1 Ratchet strap (19.7 in). Simple setup without any trees or utilizing only one tree. All ratchet elements under tension are metal colored and must not be...- Regular price
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Vendor: GIBBONGibbon Slackline ShackleMade from (12 mm) high grade steel, the Shackles are the ideal link between a fixed point and the line. In combination with the Gibbon Round Slings, the Shackle enables new setup possibilities for long lining and trick lines.- Regular price
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Vendor: GIBBONSlackrack Pads - Fitness Edition - Gibbon Slackline AccessoriesProtective replacement pads for Classic and Fitness SlackRacks. Not compatible with Slackrack 300 or other manufacturer's slackline racks. 2 Neoprene Slackrack Pads Specifications 2 Slackrack pads Material: neoprene Weight: 6.35 oz- Regular price
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