4. Apply initial tension using the second TRICK TENSION ANCHOR
4.1 Go to the second Trick Tension Anchor on the other side and pull the ratchet extention
release lever (D) and unfold ratchet lever extension (E) 180° until it locks in place.
4.2 Release ratchet lever (G) by pulling on the safety handle (F)
4.3 Thread webbing (H) through drum slot (I) of ratchet
4.4 Create as much pretension as possible by pulling hard on the excess webbing. Hold
this tension and apply the ratchet lever handle (G) until the ratchet drum is coiled up to a
maximum of two and a half rotations.
4.5 Release the safety lever (F) and close the ratchet lever (G)
4.6 Close the ratchet lever extension (E) by pulling on the ratchet lever extension release
handle (D) and fold the extension 180° until it locks into position.
5. Finalizing the tension by using the first TRICK TENSION ANCHOR:
5.1 Apply the ratchet lever (G) with a maximum of two and a half rotations on the coil. Tip:
Thread the excess webbing as illustrated to have both hands for tensioning and to ensure
avoiding the webbing from jamming or coiling not straight.
5.2 Release the safety lever (F) and close the ratchet lever (G)
5.3 Close the ratchet lever extension (E) by pulling on the ratchet lever extension release
handle (D) and fold the extension 180° until it locks into position.
6. Double
securing the system
6.1 Wrap safety rope (K) around tree and the ratchet handle of first TRICK TENSION ANCHOR.
Make sure to keep the safety rope loose. Knot the rope together securely.
6.2 Proceed the same way on the other tree and second TRICK TENSION ANCHOR.
7. You are now ready to rage on the slackline!
8. Disassembly
8.1 After undoing the knots on the safety ropes, unfold the ratchet extension lever (E) to 180°
by pulling the ratchet extention release lever (D). Release then the ratchet lever handle (G) by
pulling on the safety handle (F)
8.2 Fully open the ratchet lever handle (G) to 180° but gently apply force on the lever until the
system snaps open at °180.
WARNING: depending on the tension you have applied there is a lot of force in the system!
Make sure to keep your distance, watch your fingers and keep bystanders far away from the
line while detensioning.
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