Best Slacklines in 2023

ZenMonkey Slackline Kit

Okay, so first up on our list of the best slacklines around we have the ZenMonkey Slackline Kit.

This awesome kit features a generous 60-ft main line and comes with an overhead training line too. What’s more, there’s even an arm trainer included as well, making this an excellent kit for beginners who are still mastering the art of walking on a slackline.

Although the stability of the mainline webbing makes it great for beginners, there’s still enough stretch in it to make this slackline fun for improvers and intermediates.

Another feature that we love is the extra-tall included tree protectors (they’re each 5 feet long!), which means you can rest assured that you won’t damage your gear or any greenery while you’re playing around.

The ratchets that come with the kit are super sturdy (they’re actually forged from heat-tempered carbon steel) and are rated up to a whopping 5 tons.

What’s more, the hand-grip on the ratchets is ergonomically designed to give you a helping hand when it comes to tensioning your line – so you can get your set up just how you like it without any blisters. And when you’re finished slacklining for the day, you can pack the whole thing away in the included anti-rip carry bag – what aw inner.

One thing to note – the bright red coloring on the mainline tends to bleed, especially during the first few uses, so be prepared for some red feet at the end of the day!

Aside from that, this is one high-quality kit that comes with everything an aspiring or improving slackliner could ask for – and all at a very reasonable price too!

Traiblaze Complete Slackline Kit

The Traiblaze Complete Slackline Kit is an awesome slacklining kit that offers a heck of a lot of bang for its buck.

The kit features a super sturdy mainline that can handle loads of up to 330 lbs, while the durable ratchet system makes light work of anything up to 5 tonnes, making this a super versatile kit that can be used by anyone in the family.

Plus, the 5-ft long tree guards will make sure that your gear lasts a while (as well as the trees). These features make this one seriously sturdy kit overall but, if that isn’t enough, you’ll be very pleased to know that the entire thing is covered by an included 3-year warranty – what a winner!

This kit comes with a training line to go with the mainline, and the mainline itself offers a bit more length than most slacklines do at this price point.

The instructions could be a little clearer, but once you’ve figured it out the set-up is a breeze and, once you’re done, you can pop the whole thing inside the included carry bag. There have been reports of the wrong size slackline being placed in the boxes too, so make sure you whip out your measuring tape when it arrives!

Despite that, for a fraction of the price we’d expect to see, this durable kit is a great option for any budding slackliners out there, whether large or small.

Get Out! Slackline Beginner Kit

Interested in buying a slackline but don’t want to splash the cash right away? Then you should definitely check out the Get Out! Slackline Beginner Kit!

As the name suggests, is an awesome bit of gear for any aspiring slackliners out there. The 50 ft mainline is accompanied by a 50 ft training line so you really can ease your way into the world of slacklining.

What’s more, we love that the webbing of the mainline itself is extra-strong and has a weight capacity of 330 pounds, so this line can be used by people of all ages (so it’s a great family-friendly option).

Despite the very economical price, this kit also comes with included tree guards, an ergonomic ratchet, and a drawstring bag for ease of transportation. At just over 3 ft, the tree protectors could be slightly larger, but they’ll be able to wrap around the bulk of most trees.

As you progress with your slacklining, you may want something a little longer and bouncier but, for beginners looking for an all-inclusive slacklining kit that won’t break the bank, there isn’t a better option out there.

Ninja Obstacle Course Line Kit

And now for something a little different… the Ninja Obstacle Course Line Kit.

‘What on earth is this?’ I hear you ask. Well, not only does this kit come with a slackline that can be used as usual, but it also comes with heaps of add-ons included so that you can make your very own obstacle course at home – pretty cool huh?

With four gymnastic rings, two monkey bars, and two fist holds to chose from, you really can entertain yourself for hours on this thing.

On top of that, it comes with extra-long tree guards included (5 ft) to keep your trees and line safe from damage, a twin-gear ratchet, and the whole thing packs away into a nifty carry bag – so you can set up your obstacle course wherever you like.

Plus, it comes with the usual training line you’d expect to see in any slackline kit.

At just 40 ft, the mainline is a little on the short side, which might be a drawback if you plan on using this kit mainly for slacklining. It’s also slightly more expensive than a regular slackline would be – but you’re getting two-for-one here so we think that it’s well worth it overall.

If you’re a thrill-seeker who loves a challenge, then you’re going to love this slackline-come-obstacle course!

Slackers Slackline Classic Set

The Slackers Slackline Classic Set is a highly functional, surprisingly economical, slackline kit that makes a great option for improvers as well as beginners.

The mainline is 50 ft long and has a generous amount of stretch, making it an awesome line for anyone wanting to improve on the slackline basics. Despite that, it’s beginner-friendly too, thanks to the included 50 ft training line.

Unfortunately, the kit doesn’t come with tree guards included, which might be why the price has managed to stay so low, but it does come with a handy drawstring bag for storage and transportation.

We wish the ratchets that came with this kit were a little larger to accommodate broader trees, but in terms of the line itself, this is an awesome high-quality slackline made in the USA that will suit anyone looking to hone in on their slacklining skills (and all at a very reasonable price).

Slackline Industries Aggro Line

But what if you’ve already mastered the art of slacklining and you’re seeking a line that will let you go for longer and support while you learn (or at least attempt to learn…) new tricks?

Well, you should definitely check out the Slackline Industries Aggro Line. Sure, it’s more expensive than standard beginner lines but, for the price, you’re getting a different level of quality.

First up, the mainline is a whopping 100 ft, so you can really start to test your endurance with this line. Second, it’s constructed from trampoline-style webbing that will not only stay strong while you tiptoe your way across the line but can also handle flips and tricks – if you dare!

This version comes with tree guards included but, if you’ve already acquired some during your slacklining career, there’s an option to purchase the line without them. The ratchets themselves are super durable and very long too, so you can crank them as tight as you need for your performance.

This tautness, while ideal for support and bounce, can become hazardous if something in the system were to come loose, which is why this kit also features a backup line that will remove some of this energy should the worst happen (it will essentially stop the ratchet itself from hurling towards the user!).

Overall, if you’re lucky enough to have surpassed the beginner stage of slacklining and are looking for a line that you can further your skills with, then you should totally check out this slackline!

flybold Slackline Kit

The flybold Slackline Kit is another awesome package that provides everything you need to start your slacklining adventures (or to keep yourself in shape if you’ve already mastered the art).

This line offers slightly more length than your typical beginners’ line (57 ft in total), so you can make sure you’ve totally got to grips with walking before you move on to acrobatics.

And in terms of the kit itself, you really couldn’t ask for more – not only does it comes with a mainline, training line, and carry bag as you might expect, but it also some with tree guards, an arm trainer, double-gear ratchets, and even ratchet protectors (that keep your ratchets safe from the elements) too!

The instructions are nice and clear as well, so setting up for the first time will be a stress-free experience, and this line can be used by individuals weighing up to 300 lbs. The

The color might not be to everyone’s taste, and the arm trainer may wear thin a little sooner than expected, but, overall, this kit offers fantastic value for money and should definitely be considered by anyone looking to invest in their very first slackline kit.

Gibbon Slacklines Classicline XL

And last, but by no means least, on our list of the best slacklines around is the Gibbon Slacklines Classicline XL.

If you’re after top quality, then this might be the slackline for you. Produced by one of the biggest names in the slackline industry (Gibbon Slacklines), and with approval from the German Association for Technical Inspection (which exceeds US safety standards), you can rest assured that this slackline is the real deal.

You really can feel the quality from top to bottom with this gear. The mainline itself features flat, uniform webbing for consistent tautness and grip, and the ratchets feature double gearboxes to improve performance and longevity.

What’s more, the ratchets are colored black in areas you shouldn’t touch while the contraption is in operation, adding a layer of safety to your endeavors.

We love that, at 74 ft, the mainline is longer than your standard beginner slackline. This means that you can practice your stamina before you move on to a larger intermediate line, and you can also test out your first few tricks on this sturdy line. Plus, there’s even an app if you need some pointers on your technique!

While it does come with tree guards included, be warned that there’s no training line in this kit, so you’ll have to pick one up separately if you need it. What’s more, the price, even without this extra purchase, is a little steeper than the model models we’ve looked at.

However, in this case, we think you’re getting what you pay for – a well-designed slackline featuring extra length and excelling the usual health and safety standards.