How to set up a TRICKLINE with Pulleys

Want to learn how to set up a trickline with pulleys? This is better than rigging with ratchets and you can see how to set it up in this video.
How to set up your pulleys see Olga's video at • How to Build a Pulley ...
See us compare pulleys for longlines in this episode • 4 Slackline Pulleys Co...
Thank you Olga Henry (@olga.henry), Dylon Lousberg (@slack.dylon) for helping with this episode. Thank you Davis Hermes and Joe Wachter for donating gear for this series!
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[@HowNOT2]

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[@Joemels]

That would be really awesome if in the next line scale there was a steel plate that covered the aluminum to increase the life span of the linescale if you don’t have any soft goods to connect to it. Maybe forge casting it, or even some sort of mounting via welding. Not really worth the production hassle at this point but once you guys go more commercial and when slacklining grows more, that could be a good direction to go with it!

[@juancruzborrego]

What element does it use as a brake for the rope that is in the pulley system?

[@7171997007]

What was the peak tension while he was bouncing on it??

[@Diclofenac_]

Thought peak loads occure during tensioning - isn't it advisable to back up everything that can go flying before you put 12kN on there?

[@HowNOT2]

When someone bounces on it is when it hits peak load.

[@augustinmoinat761]

You should have made it more clear that the weblock should be backed up. I've seen people backing up their weblocks by girth-hitching a roundsling around the webbing. They say that doesn't damage the webbing, and it would catch any part flying out.

[@HowNOT2]

That sounds like an interesting test!

[@sergiodiaz8575]

Can you do a slacksnap of spansets? I use Gibbon black spansets.

[@sendit2873]

never seen anyone trick line man that is crazy Ryan do you do any?

[@Dan.Dan.42]

Sometimes I miss rigging tight with pullies and lots of friends. Tight is right. But I also like rigging alone so loose is lazy.

[@brainrot7766]

“loose is lazy” nah man sag is swag 🤙

[@MOSHONAS01]

How do you calculate a safety ratio?

[@bobbyhutton1989]

Divide the breaking strength by the maximum anticipated load.

[@MOSHONAS01]

@@bobbyhutton1989 Thanks!

[@sandubamixtelaquente2069]

Eu vô começar a treinar só dá pra mim montar sozinho