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Surf a sick line ... whether you're near the water, over the water, or as far inland as you can get.

Gibbon Slacklines made the Surfline with plenty of kick and power, and with a 30-meter length, it's the next challenge for you to step up to. (Or step onto ... whatever.) A long-lever ratchet lets you adjust tension, and the two-part set assembles and disassembles quickly. The included instruction manual offers guidelines and ideas.

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what is the difference between the gibbon...

Andy

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what is the difference between the gibbon slack line surf line and the gibbon slack line classic besides distance? What else is different between them?

Brandon Collett

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This line is ideal for tricks in motion like shown in this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-GBj8zUels&feature=player_embedded

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adm5527440

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This is the longest line you can buy for a kit and its definitely good for surfing, tricks and even letting your newbie friends try it out if u crank it nice and tight. People complain about the durability of it since the advertised way to de-tension it is to just release the ratchet but I have found that i like to pull the ratchet back and slowly de-tension it by pulling the flip thing back and slowly going down notch by notch. Basically if you are ready to take slacklining to a new level or just want to get really into I would recommend this line. I have some edits with the surfline it on my blog at www.noreastfilms.blogspot.com if you want to see a little bit of this thing in action.

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