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Are you still using friction-based auto belays in your gym? Then here are some thoughts that might keep you up at night: thermal deterioration, foreign substances like water and dust, slack falls and dynos, and brake fade. Magnetic brakes solve these issues and more. Here are seven ways magnetic braking

Enhanced usability and safety features make the TRU-Lock carabiner the most advanced Auto Belay carabiner in the world. Get all the details inside.

Need help choosing the right zip line brake for your course? In this blog, we compare the four most common zip line brakes, including how each will affect your business’s operations, revenue, guest experience, course design, risk management and more.

In this blog, we cover the top three benefits of installing the QuickFlight, including the QuickFlight’s redundant webbing system, flexible mounting and CE certification.

From the fully featured customizable Impact Trolley to the lightning fast one-handed install of the EZ Clip to the compact affordable Micro Trolley, Head Rush has a zip line trolley for you.

Take a look behind the curtain of the Head Rush research and development process and see what the engineering design process looks like for adventure products.

There are three main types of auto belays and each type works a little differently and has a different mechanism of how they protect climbers as they ascend.

There’s a reason TRUBLUE is the number one auto belay in the world. Join us as we discuss everything that goes into making the TRUBLUE the best and most trusted auto belay of all time.

Learn more about zip line trolley retrieval systems and how to eliminate the problem of rider rescue from zip liners stopping short of the platform.

The LightSpeed Trolleys are designed specifically for zip lines and are the fastest, most durable compact trolleys on the market.