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1. zipBACK ()
(zipSTOP - zipwire braking system, Zipline and Safety hardware)
The zipBACK Retraction Device is a simple, reliable, and cost-effective solution for mini zip line rider trolley retrieval.
2. zipSTOP Speed Unit (TBZS004)
(zipSTOP - zipwire braking system, Zipline and Safety hardware)
The zipSTOP Speed 0-72 kph (0-45 mph), the best brake for your high speed zip line.
3. HiRope 2 Adjustable Lanyard ()
(Saferoller Continuous Belay, Speedrunner continuous belay)
New, useful, fast and inexpensive - the adjustable lanyard, which absorbs falls.
4. Adventure Industry: Getting Started Again
(Blog UK)
... or other small areas Potentially have participants sign COVID specific waivers that outline the steps your gym is taking to mitigate risk Education your customers Hang posters or signage around ...
5. Whitepaper: Auto-Belay and hands-free climbing challenges
(Blog UK)
... for participants’ hands. In these elements a participant ascends or traverses until he or she completes the element and egresses, falls prematurely, or descends prematurely by will. These elements are ...
6. Whitepaper: Additional Information Regarding Zipline EADs
(Blog UK)
... brakes are not encouraged but are allowed. A guide set brake must, at a minimum, meet ACCT standards and must: Be in the proper location for all participants, including guides, at all times. Be verified ...
7. Introducing zipBACK: Zip Line Retraction Device
(Blog UK)
... Parks! Save Time and Money and Increase Throughput Minimize the need for staff to assist participants with manual retrieval systems A device that returns your trolley back to the start of your ...
8. Business Ideas for all-year Operations in Resorts
(Blog UK)
... your ski resort that will be attractive to a wide range of ages and abilities. It should also be a memorable experience that participants will recommend to others and maybe come back to do again. Bonus ...
9. FlightLine: A Thrilling Free Fall
(Thrill Adventure)
... & RipCord options offers flexibility in jump heights and rider experience 42uvzocmmEs Extended Free Fall Participants get plenty of air time with FlightLine – up to 11m (36 ft) of free fall! FlightLine ...
10. Whitepaper: Zipline Braking Dynamics
(Blog UK)
...  Arrival Speed Comparisons Many zip lines are designed and built to give participants an exciting and fun experience. This typically will result in zip line speeds that necessitate a well-designed primar ...
11. Summer Business Ideas for Ski Resorts
(Blog UK)
... Free Fall Rides to create a thrill ride unlike any other. Participants take the leap into thin air and enjoy a free fall before the devices provide a soft catch and lower them to the ground. The QUICKjump ...
12. Does My Zip Line Trolley Need A Handle?
(Blog UK)
... to offer. Zip line trolleys with a handles do more than improve participants’ experiences. Maintaining a forward facing orientation on a zip line decreases the risk of injury. Without a handle, zip line ...
13. Pros and Cons of Different Zip Line Brakes
(Blog UK)
... brakes are leather gloves and brake pads. Participants must intentionally press a glove or brake pad against a zip line cable in order to slow down. Active brakes substantially increase the risk of injury ...
14. You Have the Platforms Already…
(News)
... tour for bird watchers where participants could take time on each platform to pull out their binoculars and make notations in field notebooks before free falling, rappelling, or zipping their way back ...
15. 9 Zipline Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making
(Blog UK)
... afford to put participants at risk, yet every day, thousands of zip line operations are doing just that. Mitigating risk should be your highest priority, followed by iincreasing rider experience and ...
16. 4 Adventure Trends: What to Expect
(News)
... at the show. Show participants really embraced the idea of having many activities on a tower with a small footprint with a low staff requirement. Owners and operators can buy one structure and use it for ...
17. Study: Hiking Makes You Happier
(Blog UK)
Researchers from the University of Michigan and Edge Hill University in England evaluated 1,991 participants in England’s Walking for Health program, which hosts nearly 3,000 walks per week for ...
18. Incorporate a QuickFlight Into Your Ropes Course
(Blog UK)
... at least 26 feet from the ground and safety protocols to make sure participants are properly clipped in before jumping. quickjump4 Here are just a few ideas for adding a QuickJump / QuickFlight Free ...
19. Integrating Social Media and gaming into High Ropes courses
(News)
... s context, we are currently looking into various ways of incorporating the entertainment factor provided by social media into high ropes courses. This also includes boosting participant's self-confiden ...
20. Skywalker secures EU distribution of TRUBLUE climbing safety systems
(News)
...  that 61 percent of our business clients who operate zip-wires either commercially or as community-run L & R venue and already use TRUBLUE technology recorded an increased number of visitors and participant ...
21. Safety- and belay systems
(Safety and belay systems)
... : Advanced zipline braking system The zipSTOP zipwire braking system will revolutionize the challenge course industry. The zipSTOP uses a self-regulating magnetic brakingsystem to brake zip line participan ...
22. Zipstop: Advanced zipline braking system
(Safety and belay systems)
The zipSTOP braking system will revolutionize the challenge course industry. The zipSTOP uses a self-regulating magnetic brakingsystem to brake zip line participants safely and comfortably. With the ...
23. Zipwire's and Zipline's: A thrilling experience!
(Thrill Adventure)
... : Advanced zipline braking system The zipSTOP zipwire braking system will revolutionize the challenge course industry. The zipSTOP uses a self-regulating magnetic brakingsystem to brake zip line participan ...
24. A new zipline and adventure park is coming to the Zoo
(Blog UK)
... of the zoo and access to parts of the zoo that you cannot visit on foot. According to owners, the Treetop course will include 15 zip lines that will carry participants over 3,000 feet of forest and the ...
25. Ropes courses with gaming solutions
(Blog UK)
... code which, by being entered into a smartphone app, will reveal the next group objective if all participants of the group have successfully tackled the course... Ropes courses with gaming solutions ...
26. High-speed zipline braking system
(Blog UK)
... in a sagging fashion so participants arrive on the upslope of the cable at the end of the ride. This method is great for most average weight people, but lightweight people tend to stop before reaching ...
27. Collaboration between gaming and ropes courses
(Blog UK)
... of a code which, by being entered into a smartphone app, will reveal the next group objective if all participants of the group have successfully tackled the course. A related approach... Take high adventure to ...
28. Why use an auto belay?
(Blog UK)
... giving them the opportunity to visit your facility more frequently. Reduce barriers to entry: Climbing can be intimidating for beginners, and climbing wall operators can attract more new participants ...
29. Leisure parks offer outdoor fun
(Blog UK)
... ropes elements push the participants both physically and mentally in a safe and controlled environment. The high elements and low elements can be combined for a full day of fun and adventure, including ...
30. Rope Courses: More Than Just a Giant Playground
(Blog UK)
The "learning by doing" principle improves one's problem solving skills and increases the trust levels of the participants. Highropes can be constructed anywhere, in parks, forests, jungles, and shoppi ...
31. Learning the ropes
(Blog UK)
Trainees take on ropes course challenge. Ropes Course lead facilitator instructs a group on the ins and outs of a feature at the course. Called "The Leap of Faith," participants shimmy their way up th ...
32. Notification about Zip line attachment safety
(Blog UK)
... participants may be required to wear a harness and attach to the wire to avoid reliance on their ability to hold on.   zipline4 A comprehensive hazard management system including hazard identification, ...
33. Park to get treetop course
(Blog UK)
... n be pulled out and repositioned to allow the trees grow. They provide a portion of its proceeds to stewardship services for the park. After a 30-minute safety briefing and training session, participan ...
34. Summercamp Announces Aerial High Ropes Challenge Course
(Blog UK)
... fresh challenge. The new ropes course is higher than their original course, and provides participants with some amazing views. The goal of our camp is to encourage the kids to take on challenges in  ...
35. High Hopes for New Ropes Course
(Blog UK)
The team employed will deliver quality outdoor learning which will also be highly beneficial for schools. The experience will force students outside of their individual ‘comfort zones’ as they learn to ...
36. Zip-wire attraction gets go-ahead
(Blog UK)
... up to 20 participants every 20 minutes, and will take roughly two hours to complete.   zipline4   source..    ...
37. Zip Lines and Ropes Courses gain popularity
(Blog UK)
It’s a great outdoor activity for families, friends and groups. Zip Lines have been growing in popularity across the nation and are a fun way to explore your sense of adventure. Participants fly through ...
38. Self-regulating magnetic braking system for climbing walls
(Blog UK)
Would you trust a harness that didn't meet safety standards? Using an auto belay in your facility reduces wall operating costs, attracts more climbers and makes climbing even more fun. The TRUBLUE auto ...
39. Skywalker secures EU distribution of TRUBLUE systems
(Blog UK)
... the challenge course industry. The zipSTOP uses a self-regulating magnetic brakingsystem to brake zip line participants safely and comfortably. With the ability to brake participants safely at high velocities, ...
40. High-speed zipline braking system
(Blog UK)
...  zip line participants safely and comfortably. With the ability to brake participants safely at high velocities... ... zipSTOP offers unique braking technology for zipwire's The zipSTOP zipwire braki ...
41. Zip wire experience set to launch
(Blog UK)
... n the Little Zipper, before stepping up to the big wire.Participants will be supplied with a flying suit to wear that is wind and shower proof. Helmets and goggles will also be supplied. Zip World clai ...
42. Adventure starts on zip line
(Blog UK)
The 3-hour expedition included a mini ground school and guided trip along an engineered network of nine zip cables. The adrenaline filled experience sent participants sailing past enormous cliff walls, ...
43. Ropes course planned
(Blog UK)
... at various levels in the trees and connected by different types of bridges. Using safety harnesses, participants maneuver from platform to platform. Rope courses are used as corporate team building exercises ...
44. Indoor Challenge Ropes Course with wildlife immersion exhibit
(Blog UK)
... which takes participants directly over the top of Goliath, our four metre saltwater c... The new adventure course is the world’s first indoor Challenge Ropes Course in a wildlife immersion exhibit. ...
45. Boy Scouts will test new ropes course
(Blog UK)
... t for group balance exercises, and a "trust fall" platform.There are 14 "high elements" in one area of the camp, challenging participants to test their fear of heights while suited with belaying equipm ...
46. 'World's largest' indoor ropes challenge course
(Blog UK)
... attraction will be suspended from the ceiling of the expansion of Destiny, where the science-oriented interactive amusement facility is being built on the third level. Participants will walk, precariously, ...
47. High Flying Fun
(Blog UK)
... staff before challenge course participants set out on their adventure. Riders wear a harness attached to a cable by way of a removable trolley, as well as a helmet.    source..  ...
48. Canopy tour offers high-flying thrills
(Blog UK)
... participants through the air at 27 miles an hour. Built on a 100-acre island, the Zipline features a ne... Soaring over treetops on a cable is “pure adrenaline”.  I recently experienced it for myself ...
49. Ropes Challenge Course begins 2nd phase of construction
(Blog UK)
The course will feature student focused curricula that use activities to strengthen critical life skills. This park element, phase 2 of the Ropes Challenge Course, offers an opportunity for participants ...
50. Safari Park debuts tree-top ropes course
(Blog UK)
... but participants must wear secure, closed-toe shoes (no flip-flops). The Jungle Ropes Safari joins several other interactive adventures at the park, including a hot air balloon ride, zipline, truck saf ...