FlowBalance Slackline Show (Alexander Gribanov)

Imagine: guests are already gathered in the hall, the host has announced the start, and a thin strap is stretched above the stage — and a person steps onto it. While someone is finishing their appetizer, all attention switches up there. Such an act requires no lengthy explanations and doesn't let the audience get distracted by their phones.

FlowBalance is a team led by Alexander Gribanov. They practice slacklining: walking and performing static and dynamic tricks on a line made of polyester, polyamide, or Dyneema. Their main focus is highlining, that is, working at height rather than close to the ground. The type of tricks and the nature of the act depend on the height, length, and tension of the line, so the program is tailored to the specific venue.

At an event, it looks like polished technical work: climbing equipment with redundant safety systems is used, and the team calculates the strength of supports and structures in advance, before the day of the event. For the client, this means the act can be seriously planned into the venue, not as a risky experiment — while the spectacle at height remains a spectacle.

FlowBalance works in Moscow and is ready to discuss corporate events, company anniversaries, presentations, and New Year evenings. The price depends on how many performances are needed, where the evening takes place, and on which day. Leave your number — we'll check for an available date and tell you the fee.