Highlining 101 - Written Test

JavaScript isn't enabled in your browser, so this file can't be opened. Enable and reload.

Test yourself on what you learned in Highlining 101

Email *

What is the cheapest way to buy gear *

1 point

Look for discounts

Buy off brands

Buy things you can use for both slacklining and highlining long term

What is the easiest webbing to rig in the park *

1 point

Low stretch

High stretch

What is the safest and most playful webbing to rig for highlines *

1 point

Low stretch

High stretch

You can highline with a ratchet system as long as you have a rope back up. *

5 points

True

False

What do you need if you are near a cliff edge *

5 points

A selfie

To pay attention

A personal anchor system (PAS)

Luck

What is the most important part of rig that you need to check for before getting on a highline? *

3 points

If the knots are fancy

If the newest and latest gear is used

If everything is padded from abrasion

Something you can criticize so you feel smart

What do you look for on a buddy check? *

5 points

Leg loops snug? Do they have their lineslide? Are they listening to the right music?

Is the weblock tailed tied off, is there padding, is the master point solid?

Harness on right? Leash in 2 parts of harness? Figure 8 right? Knot at ring right? Loose items in pockets?

Integrity, honesty and stoke - all the things you look for in a good buddy

What 2 situations can is a carabiner on a highline ok?

3 points

To connect your leash so you can walk

To attach your PAS as a redundant connector to lineslide across

To practice in a park climbing a leash if you don’t have rings

Only on mondays

Clear selection

Besides food and water, what else is important to have in your backpack?

1 point

Juggling balls in case you’re bored

A puppy

Sage

Empty space so you can help carry community gear

Clear selection

Where is the leash when you are walking

1 point

Between your legs

On the right side of your legs

On the left side of your legs

Clear selection

Having a sling between your line slide and belay loop is convenient, but what is the main disadvantage

1 point

Another piece of gear to buy

You look like a newb

Being lower takes more energy to slide

You risk twisting the hangover more

Clear selection

What are the 2 ways to rest while sliding on a steep highline

1 point

Hang onto the backup

Flip hangover upside down

Mount line and lay chest on line with your head facing closest anchor

Keep switching hands that are holding you in place

Clear selection

When should you be clipped in with a PAS

5 points

When near a cliff edge

When sliding across on your lineslide and you don’t have the leash

When walking around on a spacenet

All of the above

Clear selection

What is wrong with this photo? *

3 points

Rope is in the harness incorrectly

Knot is too far away from harness

Figure 8 is tied wrong

Harness is not on correctly

What is wrong with this photo? *

3 points

Rope is in the harness incorrectly

Knot is too far away from harness

Figure 8 is tied wrong

Harness is not on correctly

Nothing is wrong

What is wrong with this photo?

3 points

Rope is in the harness incorrectly

Knot is too far away from harness

Figure 8 is tied wrong

Harness is not on correctly

Nothing is wrong

Clear selection

What are 2 things wrong with this photo? *

3 points

You risk looking new

It's not very effective to hold yourself in place

Lineslide could pinch the soft part of your arm

You could cause nerve damage having the line in your elbow

Required

What's the BIGGEST thing wrong with this photo? *

3 points

Line slide has no keeper sling

Belay loop is twisted

Line slide is rubbing edge of webbing because it is twisted

Hangover is cross loading

What is wrong with this photo? *

3 points

Carabiner is cross loaded

Belay loop isn't redundant

The hangover is twisted

Nothing is wrong with this

Submit

Clear form

This content is neither created nor endorsed by Google. - Terms of Service - Privacy Policy

Does this form look suspicious? Report

Forms