h a l f b a k e r yContrary to popular belief
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See link. A bunch of these arranged like a staircase reaching several stories high. The only way to get to the next step would be to bounce several times on the lower step to get high enough. Challenging to do, would be beautiful to watch.
Would need to be built over a pool for safety since even very
skilled bounce climbers would occasionally fall.
Again, need to see the link to see what I'm talking about.
A stairway made of these.
https://www.faceboo...el/6865728686869931
As you got up to a couple of stories tall, would be pretty scrary which would lead to its excitement. [doctorremulac3, Apr 16 2024]
Uhhhh
Bounce_20Tower
[21 Quest, Apr 16 2024]
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21Q, bounce tower’s similar, but the difference would be like a walkway compared to a tightrope. Tightrope is a lot hairier. |
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Mine would also be a fraction of the cost. |
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[+] I originally fishboned it because I didn't see the video. I read the title and pictured smallish but traditional trampolines, rather than those very thin bouncy straps. The video tells me that's called a slackline - maybe changing the idea title would make it clearer? |
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