We are constantly aiming to raise the bar in our industry. We became a little imaginative and unlocked the possibilities of the QuickFlight even more because there isn’t a Free Fall Category in EN standards. QuickFlight is known as a Free Fall Device, but there is now so much more you can do with it in the future to grow your revenue and provide your clients more unique experiences.
Exciting New Possibilities
One of the most exciting things about this new certification is it opens up the possibilities for new uses. The QuickFlight is now not only a Free Fall Device, but users can climb from the ground up on it too!
- Climb and Jump – Imagine your participant clipping it at ground level, climbing to an elevated platform and then getting the thrill of QuickFlight when he/she leaps off the top.
- Leap and Glide – Imagine a short zip line where you get to enjoy the excitement of free fall with the glide of a zip line…potentially while trying to land on specific targets.
- Leap and Grab – Imagine jumping off a raised platform to try to grab on to an object before lowering slowly to the ground. The added excitement of Free Fall takes this tried and true element up a notch.
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FlightLine Free Fall Device | 18,5 – 24,5 meter€ 18.299,00 Ex VAT
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QuickFlight XL Free Fall Device | 12 – 23 meter€ 4.799,00 – € 4.999,00 Ex VAT
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QuickFlight Free Fall Device | 6 – 15,3 meter€ 4.249,00 – € 4.549,00 Ex VAT
What does this mean?
In order to garner the EN341:2011-1A Certification, we had to certify this product as a descender. That means it went through the same rigorous testing that our TRUBLUE Auto Belay goes through, including, but not limited to:
- Descent Energy Test
- Dynamic and Static strength of system
- Environmental effects on System (cold, wet, heat, etc.)
- Corrosion Resistance
FAQ
Is my old QuickFlight now CE Certified?
The first serial numbers to carry the CE mark are QF00383 and QFXL00237. Users can also check the manual and device labels to see when your device was manufactured and if it carries the CE logo if you are unsure.
Can I upgrade my device?
Yes – you can work with your Authorized service center to change your current device to a CE Certified QuickFlight. The changeover would be similar to an annual service and new labels will be installed as well as a new manual included.
Can I Climb on my old device?
If you want to climb on your QuickFlight it must be upgraded to a CE Certified model. All that requires is sending it for it’s annual service or if it’s out of service cycle contact your local Service Center and we’ll update the label requirements for you.
Do I have to meet new manual requirements with my QuickFlight currently in use?
No, devices manufactured pre-CE Certification changeover are bound by the original user manual that shipped with the device.
What are the major changes to the device?
While the device has remained unchanged mechanically and most installation specifications have also remained consistent, new device labels and manual requirements have changed slightly to comply with EN standards.
What are the major manual changes?
The ability to climb on the device and new larger fall attenuation surface requirements are the major changes to the user manual. The fall attenuation requirements used to be 2x2m with a 1m critical fall height and have been upgraded to 2.5×2.5m with a 3m critical fall height. There is also clarification on orientation of the unit to maximize webbing life. User weight ranges, mounting heights, and clearances have all remained.
What is a 3m Fall Attenuation Surface?
Depending on the jurisdiction you are under or standards you must comply with this surface could vary. Playground and climbing gym standards may be good references. Mulch (wood or rubber) and padding/mats are possible options. ASTM F1292 and EN1176/1177 would be standards to consider.
Is my old device unsafe?
Absolutely not! The devices are mechanically identical and 3rd party testing has proven the long-lasting design of the QuickFlight. Rest assured if you are happy with your original QuickFlight you can keep using it.
Free Fall Devices
Looking for an exciting free fall experience that delivers high throughput and low operational costs? Look no further than QuickFlight and FlightLine Free Fall Devices! Whether you’re running a ropes course, zip line tower, or family entertainment center, these devices provide an exhilarating experience that’s sure to keep your customers coming back for more.
Gearing Up for Success: Expert Insights on the Adventure Business
The adventure business is booming, offering thrilling experiences and fostering a love for the outdoors. But navigating this exciting industry requires knowledge and expertise. To delve deeper and gain valuable insights from seasoned professionals, explore our additional resources below…
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- ROI at Climbing Walls and Family Entertainment Centers
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- The Secret to Better Resource Management and Customer Satisfaction
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- Considerations when designing ropes courses and adventure parks
- Leading the Way in profitable and safe climbing
- Increase Revenue and Customer Satisfaction for Family Entertainment Centers
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- Adventure parks’ logistics essential to customer satisfaction, TO, and ROI.
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- Competitive Advantage of an Auto Belay
- Why using Auto Belays Boosts your Business
- ROI at Climbing Walls and Family Entertainment Centers
- Everything You Need to Know about Buying Auto Belays
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Edelrid Smart Belay X | Magnetic Locking Mechanism€ 420,00 – € 485,00 Ex VAT
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QuickFlight Free Fall Device | 6 – 15,3 meter€ 4.249,00 – € 4.549,00 Ex VAT
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TRUBLUE iQ Auto Belay | 4,5 – 20 meter€ 2.799,00 – € 2.999,00 Ex VAT