Why is 2 inch webbing standard for beginner slacklines?

A 2 in (about 5 cm) line gives a wider, more stable surface to stand on than narrower performance lines, making it easier for beginners to learn balance. It is the most common width for recreational kits such as the SL-200.

What length should a slackline kit be?

A 15 m line suits most gardens and parks, while a 20 m line allows longer spans between anchors. The SL-200 is offered in both, and the choice of a 2 m or 30 cm ratchet side helps adapt to anchors at different distances.

How do I protect trees when rigging a slackline?

Wrap the anchor point with a tree protector or padding between the sling and the bark to prevent the webbing from damaging it. Many brands include tree protectors in their kits, and buyers can specify them in the RFQ.

What should a slackline RFQ include?

Specify main-line and ratchet-side lengths, webbing colour and printing, ratchet finish, any accessories such as tree protectors, retail packaging and the warnings to be printed on the product. Power Honour can supply the SL-200 as a private-label kit.

Mountaineering & Climbing Hardware

Slacklines

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This category covers slackline kits for recreational balance training in parks, gardens and gyms. The SL-200 uses 2 in (about 5 cm) webbing, the common width for beginners because it gives a wider, more stable walking surface, with a main line of 15 m or 20 m and a ratchet side of 2 m or 30 cm. Its listed breaking strength is 11,000 lbs. A ratchet lets users tension the line quickly without pulleys, and slacklines are usually rigged between trees or posts with tree protection to prevent bark damage. Slacklining is a recreational activity rather than fall protection, and buyers should define the strength figures and safety instructions they want to publish. The SL-200 can be supplied OEM or private label, with line colour, printing, ratchet finish and retail packaging specified by the brand owner.

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SL-200
SL-200 Ratchet Slackline, 2 in Webbing
The SL-200 is a ratchet-tensioned slackline with 2 in (about 5 cm) webbing, available in 15 m and 20 m lengths and rated at an 11,000 lbs breaking strength. It is a recreational slackline kit for parks, gardens and training.
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Frequently asked questions

Why is 2 inch webbing standard for beginner slacklines?: A 2 in (about 5 cm) line gives a wider, more stable surface to stand on than narrower performance lines, making it easier for beginners to learn balance. It is the most common width for recreational kits such as the SL-200.
What length should a slackline kit be?: A 15 m line suits most gardens and parks, while a 20 m line allows longer spans between anchors. The SL-200 is offered in both, and the choice of a 2 m or 30 cm ratchet side helps adapt to anchors at different distances.
How do I protect trees when rigging a slackline?: Wrap the anchor point with a tree protector or padding between the sling and the bark to prevent the webbing from damaging it. Many brands include tree protectors in their kits, and buyers can specify them in the RFQ.
What should a slackline RFQ include?: Specify main-line and ratchet-side lengths, webbing colour and printing, ratchet finish, any accessories such as tree protectors, retail packaging and the warnings to be printed on the product. Power Honour can supply the SL-200 as a private-label kit.

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