19/10/2026
🕷️ MODULAR BUNGEES × TRICKLINE SETUPS — FIND YOUR PERFECT BOUNCE! 💥
Still wondering which bungee setup is best for your trickline? We’ve got you covered! 👀
After a full year of testing, experimenting with prototypes, lengths and tensions, we’ve learned just how much bungees can change the game for tricklining, especially for performance setups where you want a great bounce without running excessive tension.
With the right configuration, bungees help reduce overall system and anchor loads while giving you the freedom to bounce, send tricks and throw crazy flips — even on shorter lines! 🤸♂️
Here are the three setups we’ve been testing 👉
🅰️ I3 — SHORT TRICKLINES | UP TO 10 M
3 bungees in parallel, arranged in an I-shape at each anchor.
Our go-to configuration for short tricklines, tested down to 5 m so far. Can you go even shorter? Challenge accepted! 🔥
🅱️ V2 — MID-LENGTH TRICKLINES | 8–15 M
2 bungees in parallel, folded in half in a V-shape at each anchor.
A great option for medium-length tricklines, offering a different balance between bounce, elongation and system resistance.
🅲 V3 — LONGER TRICKLINES | ABOVE 15 M
3 bungees in parallel, folded in half in a V-shape at each anchor.
Designed for longer tricklines and tested on lines from 14/15 up to 23 m at Tapalpa Airline 2026, (with the line set 6 m above the airbag.) 🚀
LET’S TALK TENSION & SAFETY
As trickliners, we often judge tension by whether we touch the ground or not. But that feeling is highly relative to the height of your setup!
A line that feels too loose doesn’t automatically need more tension. You need to consider the bungees’ working load limits (WLL), their available elongation and the entire system configuration.
For example, the V2 configuration has a WLL of 10 kN for the complete configuration as specified in our setup documentation. If you’re bottoming out too often, don’t simply crank up the tension: consider raising the line or evaluating a different configuration, such as V3, with its higher stated load capacity.
Always follow the product specifications and verify the limits of every component and anchor in the system. Never use a bungee configuration beyond its
