Bomber Soft Shackle Break Test

Soft shackles are amazingly light and exceptionally strong.  It is truly amazing how strong a small piece of rope can be. Hypothesis: Soft Shackle made from 3/8" Amsteel with a button knot should break [...]

Do you double wrap?

There a many different ways to secure your slackline webbing.  A common method is to use a static lock created by passing a bite of webbing through a closed loop and securing it.  For [...]

How strong is damaged webbing?

Slackline webbing can be damaged from any number of ways.  It is important to understand the impact that damage may have the strength of the webbing.  Does one cut thread cause the webbing to [...]

UNTETHERED – The Terrifying art of Free Solo Slacklining – Full Documentary

SlacklifeBC – First Ever North-North Gully Rope Swing

The first ever north-north gully rope swing in Squamish.  This amazing gully is home to some amazing and famous highlines and it has always been a dream to rig a swing here.   A one day [...]

How to learn anything – Slackline Yoyo

I've always wanted to learn how to slackline, but think doing that by itself is boring. So, I tried to do some yo-yo tricks while slacklining over a massive cavern, 50 feet in the air. [...]

The Slacklife Series Ep. 5: Riding a Walmart Raft off a 1000 ft. Waterfall

Special thank you to Levi Allen for putting this amazing video!

How To – Sewn Loops

Sewn loops on the end of your slackline webbing can make rigging the static side nice and easy.  Simply attach the main loop to your rated anchor using a rated connection, clip off [...]