Per my title, can anyone recommend a static slackline--the less stretch, the better. Aiming for under $70, with a length of 60 feet or longer? (I tried the Flybold kit, but it's about one foot too short for my purposes.)
Thanks!
You might make up that 1 for with anchors on either side. Only thing I've found with that is if the ratchet is too far from the tree it can cause a funny bounce; is best of the ratchet is very close to the tree. All rigging an anchor out on one side can get you there.
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You get what you pay for. $70 is pretty low budget considering everything you'll need. If you want to just try it out, sure, grab a cheap kit off Amazon. You didn't mention what kind of line your trying to rig. Parkline? Rodeo? Trickline? Rodeo will be the cheapest option. Could simply grab a 20m piece of blue from balance community, paired with 2 slings and 2 carabiners and be around the $70 mark.