Worldwide norms and associations, mandate that all zip lines have a backup braking system. Here’s the details to help you get in compliance with your zip line’s emergency arrest device.

The purpose of this white paper is to identify the nine most common mistakes seen on zip lines and eliminate them. It’s important from an operational standpoint to address these factors because eliminating them will significantly decrease participant risk. 

The zipSTOP Pivot Mount expands the mounting possibilities of your zipSTOP or zipSTOP IR Zip Line Brake, while also allowing for smoother braking, reduced webbing wear, improved retraction, and simplified installation. 

There are two main categories of zip line brakes: active and passive. The type of brake you choose will dramatically affect your business’s risk management and the life span of your zip line materials. Active zip line brakes depend on the rider to initiate the braking process. Passive zip line brakes automatically activate without the rider or a guide doing anything. While active brakes may give riders more participation in the experience, it introduces additional risk.

There are a lot of options out there when it comes to zip line trolleys. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the vast number of choices. With all of the competing products out there, how are you supposed to find the right fit for your zip line? A good place to start is figuring out if you need a zip line trolley with a handle. Zip line handles are great for a number of reasons. They give riders control over their orientation, reduce injury risk and give psychological support by providing an added sense of security.

Our goal at Skywalker is to help create the best rider experiences and to improve operations for climbing facilities, adventure providers, and zip line operators. The zipSTOP Zip Line brake came to be when we saw an opportunity to create a braking experience that is hands-free for the rider while also easy and efficient for zip line guides.

Zip lines may seem simple on the surface; clip your trolley onto the line, and let gravity do all the work! But there are many factors and plenty of work behind the scenes of every zip line installation.

The Engineering and product development company announces new LightSpeed zip line trolleys that are set to transform the zip line market. Every feature of the LightSpeed EZ Clip and the LightSpeed Micro trolleys has been engineered specifically to maximize zip line performance.

The Saferoller ZipEye helps reduce the risk of collision on Ziplines by controlling and manage physical access. Once one Trolley has passed the start bracket, the start bracket stays closed for new trolleys, until the first Trolley has passed the stop bracket. Simple and safe!

All zip line rider trolleys and redirection pulleys are built for maximum durability and minimal maintenance, and regular inspection is a critical step to ensure users get the maximum benefit of these products. This white paper is meant to supplement the user manuals for the LightSpeed Impact, EZ Clip, and Micro zip line trolleys and Head Rush Precision Redirection Pulley.

Have you ever desired to fly like Superman? With the Superman Zipline Harness, you can fly headfirst down a zipline while still being secured and protected. The rider's balance is maintained by numerous adjustment points. Even when participants are already on the zipline tower or ZipCoaster, the safety straps make it simple to put on and take off. You are kept in place by high-strength quick-adjust buckles and adjustable shoulder and leg straps. Super comfortable, super safe, and super fun!

Ziplining is an exhilarating and popular outdoor adventure that has gained immense popularity in recent years. It is an exciting activity that lets you soar through the air while enjoying the stunning views of nature. Professional zipline design and engineering play a crucial role in providing a safe, exciting, and unforgettable experience.

Immerse yourself in the world of zip line adventures and learn about zip line braking systems. Understanding the differences between active and passive brakes is crucial for any operator or enthusiast. This essay delves into these two broad categories, as well as their implications for risk management and the whole zip line experience.

Trolley technology has gained a lot of popularity recently, and more and more adventure parks are including this exhilarating activity in their repertoire. Trolleys, which are essentially pulley systems, let passengers soar through the woods and take in beautiful sights as they glide through the air. Yet, as theme park operators work to provide distinctive and engaging experiences while assuring the safety of their visitors, this surge in popularity also brings a greater requirement for innovation and safety.

The zipSTOP and zipSTOP IR Zip Line Brakes whare developed to create a comfortable, reliable primary brake that improves the rider experience and zip line throughput. Even though the zipSTOP is extremely reliable, we recognize that a zipSTOP is only one component of a complete and proper zip line brake system, which is a component within the overall zip line ride. Each component within the overall ride must be installed, tested, and inspected to meet industry regulations and component installation instructions.

Finally it's there, the quality replacement for the Petzl Trac.
Easy, secure, one-handed fitting: The Zippey Trolley - manufactured by ISC - is bi-directional, so there's no wrong way to fit it. Zippey offers a one handed action with increased safety. The simple, yet secure spring-loaded double locking gate mechanism can be easily operated with finger or thumb. 

Bearings are one small component of our new zip line trolleys, but they are also one of the most important components. The new LightSpeed EZ Clip Zip Line Trolley and the new LightSpeed Micro Zip Line Trolley feature four ABEC rated bearings per trolley. These premium bearings increase the trolley’s lifespan, allow for higher speeds on the line, and make it a smooth ride down the line.