Gibbon Independence Kit Classico

Name: Gibbon Independence Kit Classico
Brand: Gibbon
SKU: 4260165871181
Price: 863.85 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Gibbon

3.3/5

€
863.85

Grazie al pratico INDEPENDENCE KIT CLASSIC per uso esterno, puoi facilmente allestire slackline nel tuo cortile senza bisogno di alberi. Basta piantare le viti di terra nel terreno, installare i telai ad A, scegliere l'altezza di installazione, la tensione e sei pronto per partire! La sua elevata resistenza agli agenti atmosferici lo rende ideale per l'installazione permanente all'aperto. Migliore tenuta nel terreno perfogliato.

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EAN: 4260165871181

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Attività all'aperto, Arrampicata, Corda, cordoncino e fettuccia, Slackline,

A-Frame: legno lamellare, rivestito; Vite di messa a terra: acciaio rivestito; fettuccia: poliestere. Fettuccia piatta, sviluppata appositamente per lo slacklining (effetto trampolino). Stampa continua per una migliore presa e orientamento sulla linea. L'impugnatura in plastica ergonomicamente ottimizzata del cricchetto consente un tensionamento comodo ed efficiente. Tutti gli elementi del cricchetto sotto tensione sono di colore metallico e non devono essere toccati per motivi di sicurezza. Il rivestimento nero segna le parti del cricchetto che sono sicure da toccare. Ciò aumenta la sicurezza durante l'utilizzo del cricchetto. Grazie al pratico INDEPENDENCE KIT CLASSIC per uso esterno, puoi allestire slackline nel tuo giardino anche se non ci sono alberi! Basta piantare le viti di terra nel terreno, installare i telai ad A, scegliere l'altezza di installazione, la tensione e sei pronto per partire! La sua elevata resistenza agli agenti atmosferici lo rende ideale per l'installazione permanente all'aperto. Migliore tenuta nel terreno perfogliato. 2x Slackframes, 2x viti di messa a terra da 70 cm, larghezza della piastra 20 cm, LINEA CLASSICA, guida all'installazione, manuale di istruzioni. Tutte le parti sono disponibili anche separatamente.

Brand	Gibbon
Brand Name	‎Gibbon
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 74 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎2 frames, 2 ground screws, 1 slackline, 1 strap
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎39 x 10 x 14 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎39.21 x 13.78 x 10.08 inches
Item Weight	‎52 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎‎Liberty Mountain Sports LLC
Material	Polyester
Material	‎Polyester
Model Year	‎2017
Number of Items	‎1
Number of Pieces	1
Package Weight	‎23.94 Kilograms
Part Number	‎16118
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult

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Scritto da: D. Newcomb

If you're on the fence - give it a shot! Glad I did!

I'm writing this review hoping it helps others like me. I was very hesitant to buy this based on some of the reviews that said it was nearly impossible to get the ground screws the ground, and/or the anchors would start coming loose. I researched every other possibility including setting concrete anchors or other DIY solutions involving a lot of labor. I decided to give this a shot figuring that even if I couldn't get the ground screws to work, I would still use the frames and slackline with another anchoring method. It definitely takes some time and effort to get the ground screws in. I used a hefty garden tool handle that was about 1.5" diameter and 4 feet long. You definitely need a long enough and strong enough lever to turn these things. Still, I had both of them sunk all the way into the ground after a little over an hour of work. Far cry from some reviews saying it took multiple hours or days and it still wasn't in. Though I'm sure soil type makes a difference. I am in Columbia, SC where we have clay/sandy soil with some small rocks. One tip based on my research - make sure to put the screws in at an angle, pretty much in line with where the line will be coming out. NOT angled away like you might with a tent stake. These are designed to resist pulling directly out of the ground. If the line is pulling on it sideways I can definitely see how it would loosen up. After getting the screws in and the frames assembled (fairly easy if you follow the directions carefully), I attached the slackline and tightened it with the ratchet. I put as much tension on the line as I could and no sign of movement from the anchor screws. A few days later and several uses by myself (190 lb) and my 2 teenage sons, and it is still just as tight and solid. Very happy with it and glad I gave it a shot!

Scritto da: SuperHero

Check Your Soil

The two frames were relatively easy to assemble, but then came the ground screw installation. I highly recommend you understand the type of ground and soil you have. I found it nearly impossible to get the screws installed to anchor the slack line itself. If you have even minimal pebbles, stones or roots, these screws just won't go in. It took me almost 5 hours over two days just to get one screw in the ground. Even with the screws installed, once there is some weight on the slackline, the anchors tend to loosen up in the ground causing the slack line itself to droop close to the ground.

Scritto da: Gabrielle

LOVE THIS!!

I purchased this to be a new fun family thing for a big 4th of July party. It arrived on time and was exactly what I expected. I knew the box was going to be heavy, but I wasn't prepared for just how heavy it was. It definitely takes two people to lift and assemble. It took about 2.5 hours to completely set up and it was fairly difficult. Putting the ground screws in took the most time. The instructions didn't include a recommended length between the ground screw and the line, which was frustrating and resulted in the line being shorter than we originally intended (we settled with about 6ft between ground screw and A-frame, with the line itself being roughly 13ft of walking slackline). The directions could've been more clear when assembling the A-frame - we first put the A-frame together upside down, but once we figured it out, the second one took less than 10 minutes to assemble. Once we got it put together correctly, the kids absolutely loved it! My children play on it nearly everyday. My kids are just entering early adolescence and are still little, so we started it on the lowest height; which was actually perfect for the off-balanced and uncoordinated adults. :) I would most definitely purchase again and will be recommending it to my friends.

Scritto da: Mary R Peterson

Sturdy

The first shipment was lost in the mail but once I got the replacement it was relatively easy to set up. It holds tension well and is a great addition to our balance and exercise routine.

Scritto da: captBergeron

Super Slackline

My family loves this kit. They had bugged me for a while to get something in place at home but I felt it was going to be complicated. Rather than spend time with a DIY project I decided to try this. So glad I did. I had it assembled and installed in a couple of hours. The anchors took a bit of work with a long bar to drive them in but they have held very well. Totally happy. They use this rig almost every day.

Scritto da: Josh M

I received a destroyed box with missing items and it was used

I received a destroyed box with missing items and it was used everything was scratched, stained and covered in mud.

Scritto da: Tommy

The ground screws may bend.

The ground screws bent the first time I used them, making it difficult if not impossible to use them again.

Scritto da: SJ

too difficult to set up

The product descriptions and videos demonstrating setup are misleading. The effort required to put the ground screws in was more than the three adults who tried to help could handle with a full day's work. Without the ground screws the kit is useless.

Scritto da: Mini03

Gutes Slackline-Kit

Mangels Bäumen im Garten war dies die einzige Lösung, um eine Slackline nutzen zu können. Die Bodenanker mussten wir einbetonieren - ohne war die Slackline nicht straff genug (Anker hat sich bewegt). Der Aufdruck auf der Slackline wird nicht lange halten -klebt am aufgerollten Teil immer fest. Auf der untersten Ebene können nur leichte Kinder balancieren -Erwachsene sind schnell am Boden. Die mittlere Höhe ist dann für kleine Kinder fast zu hoch. Alles in Allem sind wir zufrieden und haben alle Spaß mit der Slackline.

Scritto da: Regina J.

Gutes stabiles Gerät, unzureichende Beschreibung

Die Lieferung kam sehr schnell. Der Aufbau gestaltete sich für mich mit den mitgelieferten Schraubenschlüsseln und alleine als nicht machbar. Die Schrauben sind sehr schwer zu drehen und nur mit geeignetem Werkzeug festzudrehen. Dafür halten sie aber dann auch wirklich fest. Alles Material macht einen sehr stabilen Eindruck. Große Probleme bekam ich mit den Flügelankern zu Fixierung der Slackline in den Boden. Vorher unbedingt die Bodenbeschaffenheit prüfen. Für uns ist dieses wirklich schöne Sportgerät nicht zu benutzen, weil wir wegen des steinigen Erdreichs die Anker nicht in den Boden bekommen. Schade. Ein entsprechender Hinweis bei der Produktbeschreibung wäre sehr hilfreich und würde eine Fehlinvestition vermeiden. Fazit: das Gerät ist gut, die Beschreibung aber verbesserungswürdig. Ich hätte es mit diesen Hinweisen nicht gekauft.

Scritto da: BenMerk

Nicht gerade billig - aber Qualität ist hervorragend

In Ermangelung von entsprechenden Befestigungsmöglichkeiten haben wir uns für die unabhängige Installation der Slackline entschieden. Die Halterungen, Bodenanker und die Line selbst sind sehr Hochwertig und seit einigen Wochen steht das ganze auch ohne Probleme im Wetter. Zur Nutzung selbst muss nicht viel ergänzt werden, die Line ist perfekt für die Slack-Line Akrobatik nutzbar. Für die Bodenanker muss aber in jedem Fall ein Untergrund vorhanden sein, in den diese mindestens 30 -40 cm einschraubbar sind. Bei uns handelt es sich um eine Rasenfläche und hat hier problemlos funktioniert. Bislang musste ich die Bodenanker auch nicht nachziehen.

Scritto da: Florian Zinner

Nicht für jeden Boden geeignet

Ich habe das Set insgesamt zweimal bestellt, dass erste Mal bei Bekannten hat der Aufbau ohne Probleme funktioniert. Bei mir im Garten gab es allerdings zahlreiche Probleme, entweder der Boden war zu hart, dass man die Erdanker gar nicht in den Boden gebracht hat oder er war zu weich, dass sich die Schrauben wieder gelockert hatten. Zusätzlich kam noch hinzu, dass zu Beginn ein Erdanker sich verbogen hat. Nachdem Amazon diesen aber problemlos ausgetauscht hat, hat es dann doch irgendwann funktioniert. Nicht wundern wenn sich der Boden etwas anhebt, dies tritt laut Gibbon besonders bei jüngeren Böden häufig auf und man soll einfach die Erdanker gelegentlich nachdrehen.

Scritto da: Peka

Knochenarbeit

Das Eindrehen der Bodenanker ist nicht so einfach, wie es erscheint. Der erste hielt auf Anhieb im Sand. Der zweite musste an insgesamt drei Stellen ausprobiert werden. Der Boden sollte nicht zu locker oder neu sein. Im neu angelegten Beet z.B. findet er keinen Halt. Im alten Stück Rasen hingegen schon. Ansonsten gab es beim Aufbau keine Probleme. So einfach wie ikea ist es allerdings nicht...