Zipline for Kids and Adult, Zip line Kits for Backyard with Stainless Steel Spring Brake, Cable Tensioning Kit, Safety Harness, 2 Tree Protectors and Full Set of Zip line Accessories

Our grandkids love this product!!

Great product.

The media could not be loaded. I spent hours reading reviews of other zip lines and am so glad I went with this one. The kit included everything you need and easy instructions. The included come-along strap made installation a breeze. My daughter is obsessed with the zip line, makes a dad happy!

Everything was as pictured. All the components for the final setup. I bought the 250' system, but I set it up for 200' since I haven't got a second utility pole for the longer distance and I couldn't wait any longer to try it out. That said, You will need a way to take out about 4 feet of slack out of the line in order for it to not sag more than 5 feet in the middle. Also, know that you will be putting a lot of stress on whatever you connect this to, so don't expect it to be good on a 5" diameter tree or a 4x4 post. Anyway, I had a few family members who have ridden other professional ziplines and they said it sounded and felt about the same. (of course, theirs came with harnesses and other safety features this didn't come with. I did have one issue. One U-bolt clamp I used to temporarily pull on the cable while tensioning it stripped right off due to the force. The other was damaged so that it didn't come off easily. I don't think there was another way to accomplish the tensioning without really tightening up on these as they slid until I tightened them to where I did. I'm also going to buy another brake spring as the one I had left you with a pretty abrupt stop, so much so that I bruised my foot hitting the pole at the end. I don't blame the manufacturer for this, and for a child, they won't be going as fast and won't have as much momentum as my 170# body has.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this for my grandson for his 4th birthday. He loves it and is having so much fun! All the grownups want to ride it now. LOL

I settled on this set after reading various reviews that discussed it as being of high quality and sturdy construction. After installation and 100+ trips down the zipline by the grandkids and their friends, I agree with that assessment and am really happy with the purchase.I ordered a cable that was 10 ft longer than our run required and was glad I did. It gave me the wiggle room I needed to wrap it around the end tree and then attach the cable to a nearby tree using a 2 inch tie-down strap as a come-along tool of sorts. Installation was made easier with two adults. We were able to create a loop at the end of the cable using one of the supplied cable clamps. With the loop attached to the come-along tool, we pulled the cable snug and then used the two other cable clamps to hold it in place. Then we detached the tie down device, removed the cable clamp releasing the loop we made, and installed the clamp between the other two so that all three were installed per the instructions. Once the cable was secure, the supplied turnbuckle tensioner worked great to tune the cable to our desired tension.The trolly is well built. The seat base and rope are a tad flimsy but adequate. After several runs, the kids complained that the skinny rope was hurting their groin so we added a cushion of sorts (an 8 inch piece of a foam swim noodle) and that solved the issue. Also, the cable is only 3/16 inch diameter so it's a tad more stretchy than a thicker cable would be. It's great for kids (8 - 12 year olds in my family) but an adult or older youth would probably have their feet dragging the ground when in the middle of the run.When I purchased this unit, I was content with the price. When I went to my shopping cart to check out, there was a $50 discount coupon that made the purchase a no-brainer.

This zipline seems to be good quality (just installed it). I would recommend it. One thing to keep in mind - we purchased the 250' zipline. This length will require a higher starting point because you should expect 2' of drop for every 100' of zipline when weight (rider) is added. (Total 5' of drop for 250') A longer zipline sounds exciting, but make sure that you plan for this.