Double Ninja Slackline Obstacle Course | 80 Ft | Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course Accessories | Monkey Bars | Climbing Rope | Ninja Rings | Trapeze Swing Bar | Rickety Bridge Edition -Patent Double Line

My granddaughter loves her double slackline obstacle course. It does take a while to install, and you will need at least one person to assist with the installation. The only thing that was a bit of a pain was stringing the carbuncles. as they had to be threaded down the entire length of the strap until you got where you wanted it. after getting these close we tightened up the strap to see if they would move. Since we had wrapped the one end around the far tree they did not move much. You will need to layout the obstacles so you can get everything close. After tightening the straps, you will not be able to move the carbuncles. We just looked at what we had after tightening and then loosened the strap enough to move the carbuncles where we needed them. I found that if you attach and obstacle to the carbuncle it helps when sliding them into position. After it was installed, I had a yard full of kids playing on it and it seemed to work very well.

The media could not be loaded. My grandkids absolutely love it. I had to buy the extra extension strap because my trees wore a little too far apart, but even then it still works great. It was almost too high for the smaller kids, but I had to put it higher so my 10 year old p(who is tall) would still have plenty of clearance off the ground. I solved this by buying some hay bales to put under the area they dismount. After a few months I took the bales out and, now that the smaller kids (4,6,8) are used to playing on it, I have no worries about their feet being about 3 ft off the ground. Next Christmas I plan on adding more obstacles especially a cargo net. The video shows the first position I had it in. It has since bee lifted about 2 more feet.

The strap and obstacles seem well made. It took about 40 min to put up since you need to adjust the metal pieces on the strap accordingly for the obstacles and how long your kids arms are.

Overall, very happy with this line. It is very good quality. Keep in mind, you must have two solid trees to attach it to, it will require two people to hang and can take awhile to get set up but the company has a very helpful video. Just be sure to set aside the times.I have the 100ft one and there was a big chunk that didn’t have an activity (the ones it came with weren’t enough to cover the full line if you want the kids to be able to jump from one to the other) on it so would also suggest purchasing another piece like the net or two more activity bars if you want activities across the whole 50ft line (100ft in total but becomes 50ft when you wrap it around the tree).Would buy again.

hardly like the description, neither the manual and video accurately describe the tedious installation process, was an absolute nightmare, also found 2 missing pieces in the final stages of assembly (my mistake not finding them sooner, could have saved me some time)

Very easy to use and adjust, well built and great fun for all ages.

Purchases for our kids to exert more energy outside.Likes: kids think it’s great, and nice variety of obstacles.Dislikes: website stated it can hold 1000lbs (ie - many kids), though the instruction booklet in the box states a max weight of 250lbs. The ratchet strap also needed the excess cut off to allow for appropriate tightening between our trees. The Rickety ladder sits approx 3 feet off the ground at its lowest adjustment (too high for the littlest ninja measurement and exceeding the instruction booklets reco of no obstacle being more than 12” off the ground), while the rope swing then scrapes the ground.Overall, needs a few improvements to allow for adjusting the height of each obstacle but so far - mission met on happiness of the kids with it.

The media could not be loaded. We’ve been so pleasantly surprised at this system. It is versatile and has been so fun for our grandkids, ages 5-13! It took some adjustments with setup to make it high enough to be a challenge for the older kids. They really love it! It’s the first thing they run to do when they come over, and it’s an awesome alternative to the kids being in front of a screen. We really like the options available to customize. Recommend getting plenty of the d-rings to place on either side with initial setup, then you can add to as you wish. Also recommend planning some type of “ladder” option on the ends as a start and end point.