I can't decide which length to get- 15 or 25 meters. It is overkill to get the longer one for starters, or will we be glad to have the extra length?
738975
I got the 15 meter and it works great between two trees in my backyard... and trust me, it's still longer than I can transverse without falling off.... that all said, if you don't care about the extra cost, having the extra length is always useful...
738976
Likely glad down the road to get longer. Once you master going across you might enjoy moving the slackline between two further apart bases. (In our case, trees) hope that helps!
738977
I got the longer one because (1) my grandchildren are between 12 and 16 years old. So thought if they liked it the 25 foot would be better. However, their father has yet to put the cable (or rope) for them to grab if they lose their balance. Since that has not been done I don't believe they are deriving the fun they would have had had the rope/cable been put up. In retrospect maybe I waited to long to get it. Having said that, I felt like if they liked it and used it a lot certainly the longer would be better. I'm just not sure this answer will help you.
738978
Go for the big one. You can take in the extra if you want and won't have to buy a second one later on.
738979
I recommend getting the long one because even if you are a beginner you will get better soon and you will want to make it longer at some point.
1656042
Sorry, Kim I was fortunate and it was not necessary for me to reduce the length. However, I remember reading in thw reviews it has been a problem. Hopefully, someone out there will have the answer.
304927
Fifteen is kind of short. For me I'd definitely go with the heavier (usually thicker) rope.
790288
Definitely the 15'. We have a 22' pool and bought the 21' cover. It works perfectly since there are just a few inches are the perimeter that allow it to float freely. Any bigger and you'd have to cut it.
350753
I bought the 10.5 foot model. Amazon's page is showing specs for the 15 foot model, but the picture they show is of the one I bought.Check with them to clarify before buying!
1126077
No you do not. The difference between 15' and 6' is little to none. You'll be able to enjoy the same quality with a longer cord
1177872
I don't see any issues other than not long enough. Its not a huge difference in length. everything else should match up.
773008
Aloha Mike I got the 24" one. i like it better because it wraps more and gives me personally better support. Hope this helps. God bless and have a God day!Kani'ala
581424
A lot would depend on your dock configuration and how you want to moor your boat. It's better to be longer than shorter cause you can use it various different ways. I would get a minimum 30 ft. Hope this helps.
936250
I say to go with the 50ft purchase. I wish I would've purchased the 50ft initially bit the 25ft has worked out just fine. The Tuff-Guard brand has been the best hose we've purchased thus far. No kinks at all and it coils nicely unlike your traditional hose, which can be a pain to put-away neatly!
773005
Aloha Mike I got the 24" one. i like it better because it wraps more and gives me personally better support. Hope this helps. God bless and have a God day! Kani'ala
1595065
I would recommend them but u have to take into consideration that there NOT THE BEST!! out of 10/- (7.1/2) if its under 30ft there great @65 hard to determine but possible to see I think u should ask for different options n specification for what u really looking 4. With that been said good Luck finding what u want . remember that just my opinion.
1854122
I would get the 16 inch, it allows you to take links out. We had to take a couple links of our collar at first (it is extremely easy to do so) and we just recently had to add a link. This way if the dog's neck grows you can always add one of your own links instead of having to order extra links.
1443298
I asked the same question while on the phone with ge/jasco tech support. I was told 25 feet. If the length of the traveler is more than 25', you're screwed.
428524
This is a one-way cable. According to their Customer Support, no USB cable over 15' works well due to data loss. This cable has a circuit in the female end that boosts the signal, but only in 1 direction. It doesn't matter which direction, towards the device or away from it, 1 direction only. Personally, I don't believe the 15' limitation. I have 2 15' cables connected together that feed a very sensitive device and it works fine. If you do use this cable outside, make sure that the female end gets some serious waterproofing!
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Yes, purchase a plug-in model and not the hard-wired model. You might want a longer cord as well, 25 ft, the standard is 15 ft.What city do you live in? We have a brand new one available for sale that might meet your criteria. (plug-in, 25 ft.)
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Roberta,Over a really long wire you might (like 1000 feet) but the difference between a 6 ft and 15 ft cable is negligible. There is no real difference in quality.