Slacklining is a trendy outdoor sport that combines balance, strength, and concentration, making it perfect for summer in parks and nature. Instead of buying expensive equipment, you can rent various slackline models through AdvenShare —from beginner to trick lines to long lines—and get started flexibly in your area.
Why rent a slackline?
Renting a slackline saves money and storage space because you only pay for the time you are active.
You also avoid long-term commitment to one model and can try out different slacklines to find your preferred type.
AdvenShare provides regularly maintained, high-quality sets so you can focus on your exercises instead of equipment maintenance.
What slackline models are there?
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Beginner slacklines (wide band, low height) for safe entry and gentle balance training.
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Tricklines (narrower band, higher setup) for jumps and acrobatic exercises.
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Longlines (long distances up to 30 m and more) for fluid long-term balancing and endurance training.
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Treeless systems with tripod or frame – ideal when no suitable trees are available.
Top spots in parks & nature
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Volkspark Friedrichshain (Berlin) – flat lawns and open rows of trees for beginners.
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Fläming Skate (Brandenburg) – asphalted trail network, ideal for longline setups along quiet forest paths.
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Slackline Park Schlossalm (Bad Hofgastein) – mountain station with different line categories from Easy to Jump Line.
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Regensburg bouldering area – marked slackline meeting points right next to rocks, combined with climbing fun.
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SlackMap zones – digital map with hundreds of slackline spots throughout Germany, ideal for spontaneous planning.
Tips for setup & safety
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Choose the right trees : Choose healthy trunks that are at least 30 cm thick and protect them with tree guards.
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Adjust height : For beginners, no higher than 30 cm – this way you stay safe while falling.
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Check the strap tension : Use the ratchet to adjust the strap to medium tension so that it is neither too tight nor too loose.
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Protective equipment : Helmet and padding (knees, elbows) are particularly recommended for tricklines.
Conclusion
Slacklining is an ultra-cool summer trend sport that can be set up anywhere in parks and nature. With AdvenShare, you can rent the right slackline, set it up easily, and start training right away. Whether you're a balance newbie or a trick pro, test out different models and discover your favorite line!