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The 10-Station Line, 2x56 ft
4.4 out of 5 from 124 write-ups on our product listing
Fifty-six feet is the length that fits a normal garden, and ten stations is the number that still leaves room to swing between them. Monkey bars, a rope ladder, gymnastic rings, an arm trainer and monkey fists ride the upper strap; the lower one is a plain balance line. Everything is blue, which in our experience makes it much easier to spot a dropped carabiner in long grass.
Why it is built this way
What you are getting
- Ten stations on the top strapThe obstacles clip on with delta carabiners and slide to wherever you want them. There is no prescribed order, which is the whole point — the course a six-year-old builds is not the course a ten-year-old builds.
- A ground line that does real workThe second strap runs low and takes no obstacles. It is a balance trainer, and it is usually the piece that gets used on a wet afternoon when nobody wants to be upside down.
- The same 880 lb hardwareAnti-rust treated steel, tested to the same load as our longer kit. Nothing on the short line is a lighter part.
- Starts and ends in ten minutesTwo ratchets, two trees, done. Taking it down at the end of the season is the thing that makes the webbing last, and it is quick enough that you will actually do it.
The numbers
| Stations | 10 |
|---|---|
| Line length | 2 x 56 ft |
| Rated load | 880 lbs |
| Materials | Alloy steel, polyester webbing |
| Finish | Blue |
| Ages | 5 and up, with an adult nearby |
| As listed | Size 10 Obstacles |
Written by the people who rigged it
What people wrote about The 10-Station Line, 2x56 ft
Unedited, from the write-ups on our product listing.
★★★★★
Great way to keep kids active! Very well built.
Absolutely love. Got for a Christmas gift and it is such a good value for the money. Very easy to install with two people. The pieces and straps are built very well and sit has been a hit for all the kids. I like that you can add pieces if you have a long run which makes it very functional. Fun for all kids!
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About The 10-Station Line, 2x56 ft
What is the difference from the 14-station line?
Length and count. This one is 56 ft with ten obstacles; the longer kit is 65 ft with fourteen and adds a swing seat and a tree swing. The straps, ratchets and buckles are the same family.
Can I add obstacles later?
Yes. Anything with a carabiner goes on, including our cargo net and rope ladder.
Will it damage the trees?
Wide webbing spreads the load, and the kit ships with strap covers. Pick trunks with no dead wood above the line and take the straps off over winter.
Also on the strap
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Our long run: two 65-foot straps and fourteen places to hang, swing or haul yourself up.
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Ready to string it up?
Pick the gap in your garden, pick the length that fits it, and let the rest be worked out by whoever is hanging upside down at the time.