Zip Line Kit for Kids Adults : 120FT Up to 450Lbs - Quick Tighten Zipline for Backyard Outdoor with 100% Rust Proof Removable Trolley Seat Spring Brake

This zip line is easy to install and was long enough to reach across my yard and some. The kids enjoyed it as well as myself, I weigh about 190 and had full confidence that it would hold me. The wire clips are a little big for the diameter of wire but it works.

This is a great kit if you have the exact measurements of the space you’ll use it. It is easy to assemble and very durable!

We set up the zip line between two trees in our backyard, and the seat broke off the very first time my son used it. He could have been seriously injured! It is rated for 450lbs, and my son only weighs 80lbs. Not a high quality product, which is unacceptable for something that could harm children. Very disappointing. I hope the seller will reach out and make this right!

Let me start by saying that we haven't gotten this set up yet because other spring projects need to take precedent after a long winter. Being in my 50's with a lifetime of experience including working in home construction for a number of years, what I can do is give you my assessment based on that knowledge. I have to honestly say that I was a bit leery ordering this because it seems so hard to find a safe and quality-built zip line set up (I know from experience). I was very pleased and impressed with the build of the various components including the turnbuckles, wire, and rachet which will be taking so much abuse from use. There are a couple of concerns that I do have both in the initial uses and over time. The first is the trolley's wheels which are good, but I am not sure how well the bearings will last. A second thing with the trolley is the way the handles are just sort of screwed into each side with no bar that goes all of the way through. While most of the weight and pressure will be on the seat which in turn is connected to the trolley by a rope connected to a beaner clip - I am still not sure how well the handles will survive. I really think they should come up with a design where the handles use a metal bar to slide through and lock into place. Referring back to the rope and beaner clip, make sure you constantly monitor how well they are holding up. Jumping to another potential issue, the strap, which will wear out over time and there is no avoiding that. I have had a multitude of straps in my life, and they ALL wear out, usually first the actual strap just gets old and brittle and eventually breaks. The more its outside in the elements the sooner this will happen; I am going to try and design some sort of a cover to protect it from the elements. The metal components and gears of the straps will also take a beating and wear out the more they are exposed to the elements. So based on my experience and from what I can tell, I do think that this is a pretty well-made zip line kit. If after we finally get it set up, I notice issues or other things come up, I will be sure to come back and update my review because at this price point there should be no issues.

Our house is suddenly the house all the kids want to come to ! Lol this zip line is a BIG HIT! My husband would like to not that it is not all that easy to install. He did it, but it took a lot more effort than it may appear in the listing. All of the pieces of this set are great quality and feel safe, except for the seat... it's just a hollow plastic disk with the rope punched through it and knotted... there is no way I am trusting that to hold my 200lbs.... he went on it and loved it but he has the arm strength to not even use the seat, so I'm still not risking it. So far everything works great and has already provided more fun that I could've imagined for the 11 yr old and the 17 yr old! (And the 44 yr old lol)