Q&A for Gibbon ClassicLine Slackline — 7 Questions & 10 Answers

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Liviahershman, guest, from UT, United States, asked on May 17, 2013

The distance between the two trees I will be putting the slack line between is 45 ft., including the distance around each tree. Will the 49ft line suffice?

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Answered by Anonymous, guest, from UT, United States, on May 21, 2013

Yes, if it happens that there is too much slack you can use the adjuster for length modification.

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Davebardwell, guest, from UT, United States, asked on July 17, 2013

What is the difference between the red and the yellow slack lines?

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Answered by Anonymous, guest, from UT, United States, on August 05, 2013

Well... one is yellow and one is red.

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Troywehner, guest, from UT, United States, asked on June 01, 2014

I know the length of the main strap, but what is the length of the anchor strap?

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Answered by Brett, guest, from UT, United States, on June 02, 2014

The anchor strap is a little under seven feet long.

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Mirissa, guest, from UT, United States, asked on December 11, 2013

Is this the latest version of this product or is it the older model? I noticed that the picture is of the older model, but I know that isn't always an accurate representation of what is being sold.

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Answered by Brett, guest, from UT, United States, on December 26, 2013

We are selling the up to date model.

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16slynch, guest, from UT, United States, asked on November 27, 2013

Is this the X13 model of the classic?

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Answered by Brett, guest, from UT, United States, on December 11, 2013

This is the classic

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Dfields, guest, from UT, United States, asked on March 21, 2013

What is the weight this slack line can hold?

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Answered by Evan, member, from UT, United States, on March 21, 2013

After talking on the phone with Micky at Gibbon, he told me that once the line is tensioned, it should hold 1000 pounds easily. The lines can be tensioned to 4000 pounds and then people can walk on them. So unless you are planning on something other than people on the line, you should be fine whatever you are doing.

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Me, guest, from UT, United States, asked on July 18, 2012

What is the strength rating of the ratchet? i.e. what should be it's maximum load Also how much tension is on an average slackline

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Answered by Backpacker D, Gear Expert, from UT, United States, on July 18, 2012

Maximum tension is 4 tons, although it's not likely you'll reach that point while ratcheting.

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