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General| Brand | GIBBON Slackline |
|---|---|
| Model | INDEPENDENCE KIT CLASSIC |
| Category | Play Sets & Playground Equipment |
| Language | English |
Wear on loop protection and coating is not considered warranty. Print wear and damage from incorrect use are excluded.
Rinse with freshwater after saltwater use. Check parts for damage before each use. Wash with warm water.
Tensioning by one person, anchor safety, protective flooring, and avoiding sharp corners are crucial.
Not using common sense or following instructions significantly increases the risk of injury or death.
Two-year warranty against material/manufacturing defects, excluding normal wear and misuse.
Do not use unauthorized parts. Ratchet use is dangerous; extreme care is needed. Avoid exceeding tension limits.
The slackline system consists of specific components for quick and easy assembly.
Detailed steps for assembling the slackframes, including connecting main and leg structures.
Instructions on threading the cable through flag banner loops and securing it with screws and nuts.
Steps to connect the metal structure parts using screws and nuts, ensuring proper orientation.
Attaching the cable to the metal structure via grooves, ensuring flag banners are correctly positioned.
Using plastic caps to close open ends of the metal structure, ensuring cable direction alignment.
Using elastic cord and a plastic stopper to tension the flag banner on the structure.
Securing foam padding onto the structure by threading velcro straps around the intersection.
Guidance on selecting a suitable location and calculating anchor distances based on setup height.
Vertical positioning and turning of ground screws into the ground using a bar, adjusting angle for stability.
Girth hitching the ratchet system with its looped band to the loop of the installed ground screw.
Repeating the girth hitching procedure to attach the slackline webbing to the second ground screw.
Positioning slackframes opposite each other and threading the slackline through slots for desired height.
Threading slackline through the ratchet, pulling excess webbing, releasing lever, and tensioning with the handle.
Ensuring the slackline does not exceed two and a half rotations and the ratchet is fully secured and locked.
Tips for balance, arm movement, and knee bending. Only one person on the slackline at a time.
Instructions for releasing the ratchet tension safely, detaching the band, and inspecting for damage.
