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caughtinside
Apr 9, 2003, 6:29 AM
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Hi all,
I just started slacklining 3 days ago and love it. I've had pretty good success so far. I was just curious because I read something on here about someone ordering an ethos slackline.
I've got 1 inch webbing. It works well so far and is cheep cheep! (I'm using the primitive webbing and 4 biner method). Are these specialty slacklines any better?
Just curious,
Dave
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w6jxm
Apr 9, 2003, 8:16 PM
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No. They are not worth the money and do the same thing that you can make own your own for a lot less money. Lines never stay perfectly flat no matter how well you set it up. Besides, a quarter twist does not make the line harder to walk anyway.
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shoestring
Apr 9, 2003, 11:11 PM
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yeah dave...a lot less money, especially when its your buddy who is paying for it. :D You should pick up some webbing (a bigger piece than the on we are using) in case we see some good trees in mammoth or bishop this weekend.
brian
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