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Aerial Safety: Exploring High Ropes Course Belay Systems

In this article, we will delve into the different types of belay systems available for high ropes courses, along with their unique features and benefits.

When it comes to high ropes courses, safety is paramount. The European Safety Standard EN 15567 has been developed specifically for these adventure courses, ensuring they meet stringent safety requirements before being certified for use. As a course owner, understanding the various safety systems and suppliers is crucial to providing a secure and enjoyable experience for participants.

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Harnessing Innovation: Next-Generation PPE for Adventure Parks

Discover how advanced PPE enhances your adventure park experience, from harnesses to helmets, belay systems to RFID tech!

In the world of adventure parks and high rope courses, safety is paramount. Thrill Syndicate is dedicated to providing state-of-the-art PPE equipment, harnesses, helmets, and belay systems to help you create a fun and secure environment for your visitors. By investing in superior safety solutions and staying informed about the latest industry developments, you can build trust with your guests and ensure they have an enjoyable and memorable experience.

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Using LockD Clips with Vertical Auto Belays

LockD Clips - Integrated Carabiner System for Adventure Parks

In order to lessen the possibility of unintentional detachments from a safety system, smart belays typically consist of a pair of twin safety lanyards with communication connectors. Throughout the whole course, Continuous Belays stay connected to the life safety system. Both of those tasks can be completed via LockD Clips.

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Why Keyed Smart Belay Systems Reduce Costs

Operators can utilize a lower number of workers to supervise a larger number of participants using a keyed smart belay system. Staff are usually supervisory, monitoring a bigger zone and only needing to assist on rare instances because the keyed smart belay system does not enable the participant to separate from the lifelines and self-directs them along the course.

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