Intro RIG

Introducing the Intro RIG, your gateway to the exciting world of longlining without the burden of heavy, expensive equipment. This comprehensive and lightweight system is engineered for effortless tensioning and detensioning of your slackline, making it ideal for anyone venturing into longer lines for the first time. Based on Soft Release in reverse

The heart of the tensioning system is the Soft Release Webbing. Operating like a pulley, it significantly multiplies the force you apply to tension the line. The included buckles not only enable a 3:1 mechanical advantage but also serve as a reliable system brake. This makes tensioning quick, intuitive, and effortless, allowing you to focus solely on the enjoyment of walking the slackline.

theoretical 15:1 System

This innovative kit offers a simple yet effective solution, enabling you to rig lines up to an impressive 90 meters* with a tension capacity of 5 kN. Its design emphasizes ease of use and future expandability, ensuring that your gear can evolve seamlessly as your skills progress, eliminating the need to start over. You can easily upgrade your system over time. by adding components like the Cito Webbing Grip, Aeris Weblock, and Webbing Roller. These additions will enhance your rigging capabilities, allowing for even higher tensions and more advanced setups without needing to replace your core equipment. The SR Set is particularly effective with low-stretch webbings, guaranteeing maximum performance for a smooth and controlled tensioning experience.

What's Included in Your Intro RIG:

• 5m Soft Release Webbing

• 1x Simplex locker

• 2x M12 Omega Shackle

• 2x Buckle

• 1xWebbing anchor sling

Technical Specifications:

• Working Load Limit of SR Set: 10kN

• Working Load Limit while tensioning by SR: 5kN

• Minimum Breaking Strength of SR Set: 50kN

• Shackle Working Load Limit: 12kN

• Shackle Minimum Breaking Strength: 58kN

• Buckle Strength: 4kN

• Breaking strength of SR webbing: 18kN

• Weight of the SET: ~1300g

*The maximum length possible to tension highly depends on webbing stretch.