10M HIGH SLACKLINE IN THE PARK?

WARNING
do not rig low midlines with a continuous
piece of webbing if you do not have a
reasonable height.
think about a backup fall
if main line fails.
The webbing used on this gap
has been stitched every 2 to 3m
which reduces the length of your fall
in case of a main line failure.
If you are in doubt, DO NOT RIG IT .
Line : 'Noodle Bowl'
68m long
10m high
rigged on MOTM main Parsec Backup
by RAED Slacklines
Stading tension :2.8kN
Peak load when leash fall: 3.7kN
Athletes
@gabrielcamolesi
@arthurjpera
music
Before Chill - Yomoti
Moonlight Strolling - Lucas Pittman
Druds - Molife
thanks for watching!

[@niknik0815]

nice spot!!
And your chest roll to feet with that tiny bounce was super clean! Working on that right now ;) watched it like 10 times :D

[@slackmate8225]

thanks Nik. we were so happy to find such a perfect spot for our training. hope you are getting the chest roll to feet by now!

[@loicleray]

Noiiiice

[@slackmate8225]

thank you for your guidance mate!

[@paulschweissbrenner]

3:23 why you put the shakle in the second top hole of your rigging plate? it looks like it creates unnecessary force to the linescale.

[@slackmate8225]

no particular reason. I might have put there to add the pulley system on the lower holes. can't remember to be honest.

[@isaiah9046]

Sick was that actually high enough off the ground???

[@slackmate8225]

yes. after a leash fall you are still 4m off ground

[@vitinholr]

That backup doesn't look so functional, what you think?

[@slackmate8225]

Hi Vitor. not sure if you watched the whole video, but we mentioned that the main and backup webbings are stitched every "tape connection', which makes this midline safer in case of a main failure.

[@vitinholr]

@@slackmate8225 oh nice, sorry about it, my English is not so good yet.

[@lifeintheseam]

Hey I'm in Australia and want to find people to highline with

[@slackmate8225]

Hi Joshua, depending where you are based, there are Facebook groups where slackliners plan their meet ups!

[@PapP148]

Why even run a backup in this case? You're gonna take a ground fall if your main hits a yoinky sploinky anyway

[@slackmate8225]

backup line is sewned to main line every 2 meters so there's a good chance of you getting caught by the backup.

[@juncuspatens]

Beautiful, may I ask where how you got it sewn like that?

[@JamesRanken]

@@juncuspatenswould love to know this too!

[@slackmate8225]

I got that sewn with WallAce Climbing in sydney .