Extreme Sports: Slacklining Over the Arctic Circle
This 10-minute documentary tells the story of six adventurers who attempt to slackline over the Arctic.
Watch ‘Untethered’: The Terrifying Art of Free Solo Slacklining
Spencer Seabrook set the world record for the longest free solo highline in Squamish, British Columbia, in 2015. Watch him walk a 200-foot line without safety equipment 750 feet above the ground.
Watch: Riding a Walmart Raft Off a 1,000-Foot Waterfall
What happens when you combine highlining and debauchery? One athlete cuts his rope to swing thousands of feet, and another rides a Walmart raft off a waterfall!
Watch Skilled Slackliner Perform Between 2 Moving Snowcats
Tauri Vahesaar sets up a slackline between two ski resort groomers. When the machines start going uphill the slackliner shows his skill.
Epic Wedding: Ski Lift Slackline Hero Gets Married
Mickey Wilson, a pro slackliner who shimmied atop a ski-lift cable to rescue a hanging man in A-Basin last winter, married Purple McMullen-Laird in a similarly suspenseful, and spectacular, way.
Learn To Slackline With YogaSlackers Beginner Kit
The eLine Slackline kit from YogaSlackers aims at beginners by ditching the ratchet in exchange for a simple friction setup.
Hybrid Hammock A ‘Levitating’ Yoga Mat
Built with sun salutations in mind, Levitat jumps into the ‘Hammock Life’ fray with another hanging option.
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Life At The Edge: The Art Of Human-Powered Slacklining
A team of humans holds the line while an athlete walks across an abyss. Welcome to the crazy world of human-powered slackline.
1948 Canyon Crossing Repeated On Highline
A 500-foot slackline feat recreates a legendary 1948 high-wire walk in Colorado.
Rare Sunrise Lights Spectacular Highline Feat
A rare and majestic natural phenomena was just captured in a breathtaking highline attempt.
Highline Video: A Walk Between Soaring Towers
Scary and inspiring all at once, Hayley Ashburn’s walk between towers is a feat to behold.
Slacklining Over A Waterfall… On A Volcano
What’s more incredible than slacklining 65 feet in the air above a waterfall? Tossing in some somersaults and flips, of course.
