Shackles
Shackles are exceptional connectors for heavy loads like in longlining or tricklining set-ups. Very simple to handle and unlike carabiners, they are allowed to work in tri-directional load directions, for example with the use of a ROUND SLING SPANSET around a tree.
In this section of our shop you'll find a selection of our best lifting shackle connectors.
The stainless steel shackle, forged and mirror polished is available in diffrerent type of shapes: bow shackle, straight D shackle or a 90° twisted shakle.
The galvanized bow shackles in forged steel show a rather rough finish but keep excellent resistance properties.
Finally we offer even soft shackle connectors, made from dyneema, stating extremely light weight but a very high load capacity.
Stainless steel Bow Shackle Our STAINLESS STEEL BOW SHAKLE is your universal connector for almost any SLACKLINE, TRICKLINE, HIGHLINE or LONGLINE activity. Its bow shape allows you to use it for...
Stainless steel Twisted Shackle Our STAINLESS STEEL TWISTED SHAKLE is a perfect connector for any set-up with a 90° rotation between pieces. Its high-strength steel is equipped with a shiny and...
Stainless Steel D Shackle Stainless Steel D shackles are the perfect connectors to use within your set up of a pulley system. Its shiny and smooth surface prevents cuts on ropes, webbings or any...
Inov Shackle - The safe Dyneema Soft Shakle If you don't know this connector yet, expect to be positively surprised. Soft shackles are the lightest connectors available, but also one of the...
On this product page you'll find all te available dimensions for each shackle.
Some of the stainless steel shackles have a captive pin, to not drop it from the body when unscrewed.
Read our expert's advices, to choose the correct size for your need.
Every shakle offered in our shop states a certain breaking strength in kN and the suggested working limit load in WLL (Working Limit Load).
The detailed data has been obtained from laboratory tests under optimal working conditions. In real use conditions, various external factors may vary concerning the resistance of the connector. For example, if the anchors are not aligned with the stated working direction of the shackle, or external surfaces get in contact during movement, all these real use conditions can interfere with the system.
Don’t hesitate to ask for advice from a slackline rigging technician, in order to avoid the incorrect use of the device or product.
