This is just a shot of the 125 foot line I had up a while back. Nothing special, just a good display of the length. I took the pic myself, and that's me mounting the line. Quite a fun workout on a ten second timer to race across the roof, drop to the crashpad on the porch, sprint across the lawn, and still have the composure to mount without dying. It took a lot of tries to get this.

Here is another section of my extended 25' of webbing to reach my anchor (phone pole).

Just behind the black buckle, I have the webbing wrapped thru the pre-sewn "rap-Ring" and laced back towards the carabiner, and then to the buckle as a tightener. So I guess that is giving me a 2:1 ratio on that end.

My ankle after being punished by the two caribiners tieing off my slackline after the anchor blew. It was a questionable anchor to begin with, so it came as no suprise when it blew after being tightened by five guys. Lucklily the lesson was learned just four feet off the ground.

Here is a shot of my solid anchor end. It is wrapped aroudn a tree about 5.5' up the base...

Showing the Ethos tension right here

OK, here is me, still tryign to get my line tight enough for my 180 lbs to walk on it....this was about 8 feet from my solid tree anchor...

When I finally did get it tight enough to walk a littel bit, I would 'zing" right off. I need to figuer out a way to shorten the line to make it more walkable.

OK, so I set up my line and it is a little too long and short fro my fat arse to walk, but my 3 YO who weighs in just over 40 lbs. loves to walk it.

Next summer, I am sure he will be wanting daddy to set it up more and play more.

Nice picture from Joe of me crossing the Angel's Attic gap at Table rock. Super fun with a lot of exposure. ~60' across; ~140' high. Great pictures joe!

Nice picture from Joe of me crossing the Angel's Attic gap at Table rock. Super fun with a lot of exposure. ~60' across; ~140' high. Great pictures joe!

Another pic of the line out at Table rock. Super fun with a lot of exposure. ~60' across; ~140' high. Great pictures joe!

This is a pic of the line out at Table rock. Super fun with a lot of exposure. ~60' across; ~140' high.

Larry returns from The King of Pain, as a storm descends over "The Creek". photo:NFC

Larry pulls balance out of thin desert air. photo:NFC

this is Aron attempting sit start the 90ft line over at the Cave Corridor. really awesome exposure.

This is just a close up shot of me I like how you can see the road down below.

Another shot of the line from out on the point. You can see down the gap here, but it's hard to get the prespective.

Another view of the Snap Gap. Such great views!

This is a picture of me walking Ship Rock's 1st highline. I wiped out a few times but I ended up getting it. Awesome exposure! Get out there and do it! Thanks to everyone who helped set it all up..it was a great day!

we got good at the ground level slackline so we decided to step it up a noch and try the 2nd story...it was harder than we had first thought.

Chris getting his walk on...on a lazy wednesday afternoon

Chris holding it together as it begins to fall apart.