Welcome
Happy New Year 2012!
This year is off to an awesomely fantastic start . For starters, during the most watched event in the United states, Andy Lewis, Slackline Virtuoso, will grace the Superbowl half time stage with his unmistakable flair, passion, and unequaled arsenal of Slackline trick combos! It promises to be what could be referred to as the tipping point for our beloved sport! On this day all America and the world will experience something extraordinary; Slackline!
Fasten your seat belts! This is the year for Slackline! In parks, schools, backyards canyons and urban settings around the world!
Whether you are into tricklining, highlining, longlining, or are simply new to these wonderful activities, or practice any other sport for that matter, this year is the year to Join the worldwide Slackline Community in a life long journey of empowerment and self discovery! Get inspired!
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world.
Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”. -Margaret Mead
Peace and Love,
-Slackline.com Crew
About Slackline.com
Slacklining is the sport of walking a small, flat nylon rope between two points. It is practiced in the backyard, on college campuses and city parks, and even 3000 feet above the ground. Some people do it for fun, others for the obvious athletic benefits, and others still for a meditative purpose, in seeking a higher state of mind. Since slacklining’s development in the late 1970s, slacklining has grown into an international craze, and is a common and popular pastime within the outdoor community.
Slackline.com offers the resources and knowledge base necessary for the reluctant beginner, to an ambitious lifelong expert. Slackline.com is your source for everything slackline. With our knowledgeable and quickly growing online community of slackliners and highliners, anything you could ever want to know about slacklining can be found on our site.
It is our mission to reach out to slackliners across the county and around the world, providing people with articles, resources, trip reports, gear reviews, information and years of slacklining experience. So next time you head out to do some slackin’, remember that Slackline.com is here to help!
