BC Prim-25 Slackline Kit

Rig lines up to 75 feet long!

The perfect kit for the first-time slackliner, quick to set up, minimal gear, quality components. Rig a line up to 75 feet (22 m) by yourself in under 10 minutes. Comes with 25 m of your choice of webbing (sewn loops both ends), anchor slings, TreeHugger Classics, carabiners, a Line-Locker Ring, and a BC Shackle.

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Webbing Blue Feather PRO Green Jelly PRO Classic Jelly PRO Desert Mantra MK4 No Webbing

$135.00 USD

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TriLoad Prevention Kit
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QUICK SPECS:

System MBS: 21 kN (4,721 lbf)
WLL: 4 kN (944 lbf)
Total weight: 2.9 kg (6.5 lbs)

Description

Introducing the all new BC Prim-25 Slackline Kit! This is the perfect kit for the first-time slackliner. It's super easy to setup, very minimal equipment, and comes with quality components.

Easily rig a line up to 75 feet (22 meters) by yourself in under 10 minutes with the BC Prim-25 Slackline Kit!

This kit comes with the following gear:

25m of Your Choice of webbing with a sewn loop on both ends
1x 2m Adjustable Anchor Sling
1x 3m Adjustable Anchor Sling
1 set of TreeHugger Classics
3x BC Aluminum Carabiners
1x Aluminum Line-Locker Ring
1x BC Shackle SS

Upgrades:

Multiplier Kit

This kit will add 2 carabiners and a line-locker ring to give you the option of adding a multiplier to your tensioning system, giving you MUCH more pulling power.

Tri-Load Prevention Kit

This kit will add 1 carabiner and a Rigging ring to give you the option of eliminating tri-loading on your tensioning side. The rigging ring provides an excellent place to clip all of your rigging without risk of triloading your carabiners.

These kit upgrades come standard with our Prim50 slackline kit. Make sure to watch the instructional video on that kit to see how to use these additional pieces.

Assembled in the US.

In The Box

25 m of your selected webbing with a simple sewn loop on both ends
1× 2.0 meter (6.6 foot) Adjustable Anchor Webbing Sling
1× 3.0 meter (10.0 foot) Adjustable Anchor Webbing Sling
1× Pair of TreeHugger Classic Tree Protectors
3× BC Aluminum Carabiners
1× Aluminum Line-Locker Ring
1× BC Shackle SS

Setup Instructions

Which Webbing Is Right For Me?

An overview of the webbing options to help you decide which is best for you

As someone just starting out in slacklining, chosing the correct webbing can be quite challenging. Without having experienced many webbings before, it's hard to know what specs and features are important for your first or next line. We will outline the important features of the different webbings to help you make that decision.

Spec	Blue	Feather PRO	Green	Jelly PRO	Mantra MK4
Width	1-inch	1-inch	1-inch	1-inch	1-inch
Weight	55 g/m	51 g/m	53 g/m	57 g/m	76 g/m
MBS	25 kN	26 kN	29 kN	25 kN	36 kN
Material	Polyester	Polyester blend	Nylon	Polyester	Polyester
Stretch @ 5 kN	3.61%	3.33%	9.26%	5.41%	1.78%
Weave	Flat	Flat	Flat	Tubular	Flat

As you can see, there are a number of specifications on webbing that are important for determining if it's right for you. Most notably the strength, stretch, weight, and width will be of importance and most apparant features of a webbing.

For strength, all the webbings we offer in our kits are sufficiently strong enough for this purpose. If you want exceptional strength, Mantra MK4 is our best option for standard kit offerings.

For Stretch, this is probably the most important feature of a webbing for a kit. This feature will tell you how much work will be required to tension your line tight enough to keep you off the ground. The lower the value, the easier it will be. Conversely, the higher the stretch, the more playful a webbing will be once tight. The best option we have that captures both sides of this equation would be our Jelly PRO.

The weight of our 5 kit webbings that we offer is roughly the same, so no noticeable difference there. Same with the width, all offerings are at 1-inch width. We do offer other width webbings, but they are not standard with our kits at this time, but can be requested if desired. Keep in mind, primitive tensioning systems work best with 1-inch wide webbings, which is why we only offer this width as a standard in our primitive kit products.

There are also other nuances to choosing a slackline webbing for your kit (such as aesthetics). However, for performance and feel, the above specs are the most important. If you have questions or need additional help choosing, feel free to reach out at any time.