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Shawn’s 90m project is the biggest highline in Sydney to date. Rigged with the help of a drone. Plenty of sessions and progress, he’ll send it soon for sure!

The stunning sand dunes of Port Stephens.

With 3 highlines connected together we pitched a tent in the middle along with a few hammocks. Sitting out in space with friends admiring the magical view. A weekend of adventure and a truly unique sleeping experience.

A great weekend, a gathering of a diverse group of individuals, some even experiencing their first ever camping trip. Plenty of smiles, stories and memories as we hiked back to the cars and drove back to Sydney.

Discovering a new waterline, early morning fun in Sydney.

The view amongst the skyscrapers from the 2nd highline in HK, set last November, this one above the city centre. Watch the short film featuring the 1st highline in HK here https://vimeo.com/84372036

Travelling? Now you can enjoy up to 30m of clean undies.

Escaping the tropical heat on a 25m waterline. Anchored on limestone above a spring-fed pool. Lhoknga, Indonesia.

Just doing some email on a rainy Saturday.

"I believe that I can touch the air which no one else ever touched before" Highline Hong Kong.

Our HK Highline makes the Nov/Dec issue of Action Asia. Go grab a copy!

Phew, to think it was a whole year ago when we got started on Kickstarter! Get 'em on pureslacklines.com

HK Highline – Day 7 Today was the big day where everyone came to see Shane and Rio in action. With over 50 people attending as well as a bunch of journalists it was a great day out at the Cape. We set up a 4m high waterline as a third line which was a big hit with the crowd.

HK Highline – Day 6 What's better than a highline? Two highlines. One is set slightly higher than the other and together they make a cross. We captured Shane and Rio walking simultaneously their first time. Into the evening we sat on the cliffs and enjoyed the moon rising. Happy mid-autumn festival from the crew here at Pure Slacklines!

One of the main objectives of this trip was to document the first highline in HK in the form of a short film. Today we received some lenses kindly lent to us from Canon HK, allowing us to capture images and perspectives that otherwise wouldn't be possible. Helping us to better tell our story. In the evening we returned to Central for an urban slackline shoot, the first time we've brought the drones to the skyscrapers of HK.

HK Highline – Day 4 The waves were pounding and the wind howling as the first steps were walked on our highline today. Rio completed a half-man as the past few days all came together giving the crew a sense of triumph and relief. More to come as it's only now just begun. Also a first day of drone footage, thanks of the pilots at DJI, which is looking amazing already and Ed our director arrived this evening. As we were packing up a particularly large swell almost engulfed Matt, but he stood his ground well.