Who does slacklineing?

[the_hawk_of_europe]

I discovered this sport a few weeks ago through the movie 'highliner' (with dean potter) and i'm totally fascinated..i also think that it is a very good balance training for rails and big air jumps...



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also, check out this pic (One of the most impressive pics EVER! THIS GUY WALKS THERE WITH NO SECURITY_ ROPE!!)

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[Galin]

that's craaaazzzyyyy

 

[eheath]

Whoever would actualy try that is just stupid. Props.

 

[PimpDaddySkier]

kelly slater does it to train for surfing

 

[F5*]

Join the slack lineing cult!!! PM me. Get some action in there again

 

[1337chronic]

slacklineing is for treehuggers

 

[boulderin]

yeah its so much fun, and really good for your balance. I saw Dean in the valley last summer just killin it on a 9/16" line. crazy shit

 

[linemaverick16]

That is some insane shit. One mistep and thats the end of your life. To bad

 

[jenski*]

i did a lot this summer, i actually went out and have all the equipment, but i havn't gone for about a month now, but it is awesome and really relaxing, also its really difficult, so whenever you can actually control yourself fo ra little bit it is the best feeling!

 

[sconnyFC]

yeah, that last one is Lost Arrow Spire in Yosemite. I am planning a climbing trip there to Tyrolian Traverse that thing. it looks like fun.

 

[Sknsnw9]

i got my own set up, and we also set one up about 80 ft long across the river. it was sick, but i wasn't good enough at the time that which i only made like 6 steps and fell off. But now, i can do it easy since i had tons of practice. during the summer after work i would go back to my house and walk on it