30.27° N, 97.74° WAustin, Texas

One inch of webbing. A long way down.

Texas Highline Project brings live highline shows, climb-to-line relays and slackline sessions to climbing gyms, festivals and brand events across Texas. We rig it, walk it, and get your guests on the line.

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1″Webbing width on every line we walk
2 linesMainline plus a backup on every rig
100%Of walks leashed to the line
1–2 ftHeight of the lines guests try

What we do

Shows people stop to watch, and a line they can try.

Highline shows

Live sets with music: walks, surfs, bounces and flips on a line rigged above your space. Built for gyms, festivals, openings and brand nights.

15–20 min setsIndoor or outdoor

Climb-to-Line Relay

A race that puts climbing and slacklining side by side. Climbers top out, tag off, and slackliners race the line across the gym.

Team competitionSpectator event

Try-it sessions

Low lines a foot or two off the ground, with a coach beside every first-timer. The part of the night your guests remember and post.

All levelsWaivers handled

Clinics & content

Recurring slackline nights and beginner clinics for gyms, plus filmed performances and highlight videos for brands and venues.

Monthly programsVideo packages

Who we are

Homegrown in Austin, building the sport in Texas.

Texas Highline Project was started by Robinson, an Austin highliner who wants more people to see this sport up close.

Slacklining today is where climbing was before gyms made it mainstream: a small, committed community with a huge crossover audience. We want to get highlining in front of people, show it as the serious sport it is, and give anyone curious a safe first step onto a line.

Rig sheet

Safety comes first on every line.

Every show starts with a walkthrough of your space and a sign-off on the anchors.

Anchor · bolts to master point Tensioned mainline · slack backup, taped at intervals Anchor · bolts to master point
Main line
Inspected gear and redundant, equalized anchors, rigged to International Slackline Association highline standards
Backup
A separate backup line on every highline, taped to the mainline along its length
Performers
Leashed to the line at all times
On site
Rescue-trained crew and a written rescue plan
Guests
Low lines only, 1–2 ft off the ground, with a coach
Paperwork
Digital waivers for everyone who steps on a line

Coming up

Austin's first indoor highline event.

Date and venue announced soon.

Get notified on Instagram

Book us

Bring a highline to your event.

Tell us about your event and we'll reply by email to set up a free site visit and see what your space can hold.

No commitment. We'll reply by email.