LONGLINE KIT - PRIMITIVE 50 (TEST)

Advanced Slackline Kit 50

Originally conceived by a Californian climber, the Primitive Slackline System is a simple yet efficient tensioning system, allowing longline setup with minimal gear. The PRIMITIVE SLACKLINE 50 is perfect for advancing longlining skills or refining walking techniques.

Select Your Ideal Slackline Webbing

• TENDER: Soft line with a light walk feel combining strength and flexibility.
• FLY: High strength and low stretch, ideal for beginners.
• ZAO: Flat center with tubular edges for a comfortable feel.
• COSMIC: Tubular structure with high resistance, great for dynamic tricks.
• EDGE: Low stretch polyester, perfect for longer lengths.
• JOKER: Hybrid webbing with soft edges, offering stable walks and playful reactivity.

Webbing comes with 2 SEWN LOOPS.

Choose Your Anchor Configuration

Select between two tree anchor options:

• Light: 6.5 ft (2m) 0.5T FLY ROUND SLING SPANSET and 9.8 ft (3m) 0.5T FLY ROUND SLING SPANSET.
• Strong: 6.5 ft (2m) 1T ROUND SLING SPANSET and 9.8 ft (3m) 1T ROUND SLING SPANSET, ideal for longer lines over 164 ft (50m).

Consider Adding a Multiplier

The 3:1 Multiplier, with 2 extra STEEL CARABINER OVAL SCREW GATES, boosts the system's power, allowing solo tensioning. Note that the Primitive system uses about 6.5 ft (2m) of length, while the Multiplier works on the tail of the Primitive.

Protect Your Trees

In order to prevent tree damage, consider purchasing TREE PROTECTION XL with four adjustable vertical velcro straps.

Setting Up Longer Slacklines

We do not recommend setting up lines longer than 262 ft (80m) with this system. The maximum length for the Primitive System is 164 ft (50m). For longer lines, use a ROPE PULLEY SYSTEM. 

Warning

Before your first setup, watch the instructional video below. Always check and lock the screw gate, and only open it during de-rigging. This carabiner is not compatible with 2-inch (50mm) webbing and is not for climbing or tricklining.

Attention!

Do not tension with more than two people to avoid exceeding the 5 kN working load limit. Keep the working angle of the slings around trees below 30°.