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Every modern climbing gym should have these 5 features

This facility is located fifteen minutes outside of Barcelona and is dedicated to all things climbing. A massive lead wall, two competition-ready speed walls, a one-of-a-kind bottomless bouldering area, and a 50-foot auto belay mezzanine with 20 TRUBLUE Auto Belays are all part of the 50,000-square-foot facility. After the workout, there’s even a lounge where fatigued climbers may unwind, relax, and provide encouragement (or whatever) to their more intrepid companions while chugging beer and pizza.

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Everything You Need to Know about Buying Auto Belays

TRUBLUE iQ Auto Belay for gym climbing, climbing training, speed climbing, challenge courses or any form of partnerless climbing

When employed at climbing walls, auto belays have been demonstrated to have numerous advantages. They have been demonstrated to assist grow membership by introducing beginners to climbing and providing opportunity to master new climbing techniques such as belaying, lead climbing, and rappelling. There are a variety of auto belays on the market, and this post will go over some of the most crucial features to look for when selecting one.

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Auto Belay Safety Measures

We spoke to climbing legend Chris Sharma about what measures should be made to reduce dangers and improve the entire indoor climbing experience as part of our ongoing auto belay safety campaign. Chris owns and operates three Sharma Climbing Gyms around Spain, in addition to being one of the most accomplished climbers of all time. He describes eight auto belay safety procedures now in use at his facilities in this video.

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Zip Line Design: Complete System overview

At first glance, the zip line appears to be simple: attach your trolley to the rope and let gravity do the rest! However, any zipline installation involves a lot of considerations and a lot of work. To make an effective zipline, designers must consider slope, wind, temperature, varying rider weights, friction, rider speed, and other factors. This isn’t a simple task.

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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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