100 ft

We’re really happy with this DIY zip line setup. It was actually longer than we expected, which ended up being a great surprise and made the ride even more fun for the kids. We opted for the upgraded version with the come-along, and I’m really glad we did—it made the setup process much easier and helped get the right tension without too much guesswork. Installation does take a bit of effort, but once it’s up, it feels sturdy and well put together. My kids have had a ton of fun on it and keep going back to it, which says everything. I also appreciate that it feels relatively safe when set up properly. Of course, supervision is key, but the components themselves seem solid and reliable. Overall, this has been a great addition to our yard—fun, a little adventurous, and definitely worth it for the price.

After several hours of internet research and comparison, we bought this zip line kit for my son as a birthday gift! This zipper line set provides all the products what I need and provides safety to my little son! My son likes the green outer packaging. He said this was the best birthday present he has received. I have read the instructions carefully before installation it, the instructions clearly told us how to accurate and fast install! First, I took out the cable (80 feet) which was very heavy. Frankly, if there is an adult to help you assemble, it will be great. It can be installed within an hours for an adult.Before winding the tree, please load the steel spring brake system (The rubber plug has a built-in high-quality iron tube, which can prevent the the plug to break, so don't worry about breakage)! ! After winding the tree according to the instructions, take out the trolly (the quality of the trolly is very good). The trolly has a non-slip soft grip handle and a user-friendly design. It can be installed on the cable stably by opening from the bottom. Finally take out the lock (With CE-certified) connect the trolly, install the seat, which thick and safe, and the installation is complete! I did the first test myself, 210lbs. I took out the seat belt by climbing the ladder of the first tree, tied the waist, and used the lock to buckle the connecting rope, the connecting rope has holes to choose, you can easy adjustment, humanized design. And then seat on the green swing seat. Pull down the brake cable within a few seconds, and then the brake bounces back! Very exciting! It is really awesome, I highly recommend this price! ! My son invited his little neighbor to enjoy with him. So great birthday gift. I strongly promote this product!

We bought the 100 ft one, but ended up making a 75' run based on how the trees are in my backyard. Regardless, it is pretty good and sturdy. I am 180 lbs and tried it multiple times before handing it over to the kids. The installation instructions could be better - I had previous experience installing zipline so it was not that hard for me, but for newcomers, it will be trial and error :) Look up some YouTube videos before you set it up.

I found assembly easy to follow. Only issue was tightening the line good enough. This required two people, my husband's help in my case. While it's great fun for my child and nephews my only wish is the safety belt had more notches then 1 to adjust to different wasit sizes.

We have had this up now or about 5 weeks. The grandkids are really enjoying it. Even the 8 month old, lol. We hooked his Little Tikes swing up in place of the disk swing. Installation absolutely is 2-3 man job. About 2-3 hours work and come along is. Must! Quality is excellent and well worth the money. I researched for awhile before purchasing.

This is our 2nd zip line and the quality is not good and it doesn’t give you enough cord to do the full feet advertised. My distance was 140-145 and the 150 wasn’t enough with the major sagging I would have needed at least 15 feet more. Most companies give you an extra 10 feet to make sure you have plenty to go around the tree. Our other zip line is Slackers brand and that was a piece of cake. I even moved that zip line to see if this cable was sagging way more. You can’t tell in the picture the difference but we used a come along to put this one on and the other by basic hand tools. And the Slacker brand hardly sagged at all just like the first time we installed it over 5 years ago. It’s the white swing one in pic. What that means if I wanted the same clearance from ground, I would have had this 15-20 feet off the ground and I don’t want to build that platform unnecessarily. My slacker brand I could put 10 feet lower bc it hardly sags and that feels safer and a lot a lot less work. We also have slack lines and a tree house with bridges using similar cable so I learned a lot about the materials. We spent at least 15 hours trying to make it work but this high doesn’t feel safe when I already see a post with a picture of the clamping failure. Tree House Supply in Pennsylvania also sells another good brand. I used their book to build the tree house.