A slackline is a webbing tensioned between two anchors to train balance, core and coordination. Playful, accessible and highly effective for full-body strength.

• Slackline: webbing between two anchors (trees, ground anchors).
• Slackrack: free-standing structure, perfect indoors or without trees.
• Slackboard: compact board with a central webbing, ideal for small spaces and quick sessions.

Start with a Slackrack (stable & simple) or a 15 m / 50 mm slackline with ratchet. Slackboard is great for daily proprioception work.

Use a Slackrack or ground anchors (earth screws). Always follow the manual and check stability before use.

Yes. Slackrack and Slackboard are designed for indoor practice. Ensure free space around and protect the floor if needed.

Depends on the model; most recommend up to 150 kg. Check the product page for the exact value.

Wash the webbing with cold water and mild soap, air-dry, avoid prolonged humidity. Regularly inspect stitches, webbing and anchors.

Avoid long exposure to sun and rain. Dismantling after sessions helps preserve the gear.

Fully release the webbing, check orientation, gently free the mechanism (gloves recommended). Light lubrication can help.

Kids can practice under supervision. Start low, on soft ground, with a wide and stable webbing.

Balance, core, posture, coordination, mental focus. Great cross-training with yoga, running or strength work.

Check SlackMove product pages and articles: setup, first steps, progressions and workout ideas.