A reminder to everyone that slacklining, specifically highlining, is a very dangerous activity that requires a very specific set of knowledge and gear. Please read on for the reminder.

Part two of our series on Highline Leashes - All about the connection points.

Have you ever gone slacklining in extremely high winds just to find that your line oscillates to the point where you can no longer walk it? This technique will help mitigate that issue with a few very simple items.

An in-depth article on the various types of slackline webbing anchors and how they are used.

Line Sleeves - What are they, how to use them, and what to use when you need them.

Highline taping technique to allow for the backup and main line in a highline to move independently of eachother.

A highline leash fall simulation test using two strands of a prototype Vectran webbing. We tested the total force on the whole system as well as just the backup line using both standard anchors as well as dynamic anchors.

An article all about equilizing bolts. This mostly deals with the sliding-x anchor that is most commonly used for highline setups with bolts. This technique works for any number of bolts beyond two.