The Best Slackline Review

Editors' Choice
The Balance Community Titen Series Custom Pulley System has the quality, durability, versatility and safety we are looking for in a line. It is the ultimate slackline as it can safely and easily set up any line from 20 to 1,000 feet in length. Its cost ranges from $300 to $700 depending on what components you choose (and which ones you already have lying around). While this is our Editors' Choice, it is WAY more expensive than some of the options below that might be better suited for your budget.

Best Buy
The Primitive Rig is still the best deals out there. It is versatile enough to rig everything from a short beginner line to a reasonably tight trickline to a bonafide longline. Its cost ranges from free (if you have all the components lying around already) to $70 if you need to buy everything at a store.

Best Trickline
The Gibbon Surfline is the best trickline we tested and the one you often see in trick contests. If you want a line with a decent amount of versatility in length and feel, the Gibbon Surfline is a great choice.

Best Slackline for a Beginner
The Gibbon Classic is our top choice for an entry-level line. Children in particular find this line much easier to balance on because it has very little movement to it. Although movement of the line is part of the fun with slacklining, we found that the fact that this line hardly moves at all is actually beneficial to beginners. No other line we reviewed was as beginner friendly.