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Giboard Set - Bonzo with Classic Line (Fall 2022)
Gibbon
Giboard Set - Bonzo with Classic Line (Fall 2022)
$199.99
Description

  The Gibbon Giboard Slackline Set brings slacklining from the outdoors to your home or to any other place! No matter where you decide to take it, everything is possible, except boredom. Demanding tricks, effective workouts or just fun and games. Because while you are balancing, jumping or having fun, training effects occur naturally: You strengthen your posture, fitness and creativity. The Giboard can be incorporated into HIIT, yoga, and cardio workouts to add variety and fun to your exercise routine.

  Classic Line: The most-sold slackline webbing in the world. Simply a classic amongst Slackliners. Most Slackliners start with this line. The least dynamic ("bouncy") of Gibbon's lines.

  Giboards are manufactured exclusively in Europe with high-grade beech from sustainable cultivation in the EU. Every Giboard will give you a feeling of quality – and safety. That’s because Gibbon developed a smart and steady design that allows you to have maximum fun without any dangerous metal parts or sharp edges.

  Please note, this item is Oversized and does not qualify for free shipping.

  

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Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Gibbon
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
449864
Color:
Yellow
Length:
41.7 in / 106 cm
Other Features:
  • Includes Giboard, 2 in./5 cm CLASSICLine Webbing Set (incl. Lock & Roll tensioning system), Cork Pads and Gibbon App Access
  • Extension to use with 2 Slacklines possible (second slackline sold separately)
  • QR on board for easy access to the GibbonApp for exercises and tutorials
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