Useful links

  The ISA is a grassroots effort created by a collection of slackliners from around the world who are passionate about the community, sharing resources, and promoting slacklining in all forms. 

Need a spot to go slacklining then check out slackmap for all of the communities extra information in one place. 

 The UK slackline bolt fund was started to help replace out of date bolts. This community funded effort has helped new lines be established as well as re-equip old ones. If you want to find out how you can donate, please get in touch via the website! 

Everything slacklining related you need to know about 

how not to highline!

Gibbons answer to finding you a spot for slacklining; no matter where you are in the world!

Hosting a slackline event or perhaps you just want to attend one, check out the ISA's calender.

Slackline.co.uk was started by  Slackliners who wanted to share their own experience of Slacklining. The site shows beginners how to take those first tentative steps on the line right through to throwing some tricks on the Trickline. Also covered is an explanation of the various bits of kit required for different disciplines within the sport and how to stay safe whilst slacking. 

 The Institute for Outdoor Learning is the professional body for organisations and individuals who use the outdoors to make a difference for others. We are driven by a vision of Outdoor Learning as a highly valued form of development, education and employment in UK society. 

 If you have any injury, gear failure, near miss or any other incident related to slackline safety, we wold love to know. This data helps analyze the highest risk aspects of our sport and provide safety recommendations to the community.