The ISC Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley is designed with input from zipline operators worldwide, ensuring it meets the highest standards of safety, convenience, and performance. This bi-directional trolley features a simple, secure, one-handed fitting mechanism, making it the perfect choice for adventure parks and outdoor recreation businesses. Built from high-spec aluminum and stainless steel, the Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley offers an unbeatable weight-to-performance ratio, exceeding industry standards.
Advantages of the ISC Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley
Effortless One-Handed Operation: The ISC Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley is engineered for ease of use, featuring a spring-loaded double locking gate mechanism that can be operated with just one hand. This design ensures a quick and secure attachment every time, enhancing safety and efficiency for operators. The bi-directional capability means there’s no wrong way to fit the trolley, reducing setup time and potential errors.
Superior Durability and Performance: Constructed from high-spec 4mm aluminum plate and equipped with stainless steel wheels, the Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley is built to withstand the rigors of frequent use. The deep groove, double row ball bearings provide a speed rating of 60mph (90kph) and a lifespan of over 1000 miles (1500km), ensuring long-term reliability and smooth operation on your zipline courses.
Lightweight and Robust Design: Weighing just 450g (1lb), the ISC Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley offers an excellent weight-to-performance ratio. Despite its lightweight design, it boasts a minimum breaking strength (MBS) of 25kN (5620lbf), exceeding US standards and fully CE approved. This combination of lightness and strength makes it an ideal choice for demanding zipline applications.
Main Specifications of the ISC Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley
High-Speed Rating: The ISC Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley is rated for speeds up to 60mph (90kph), making it suitable for a wide range of zipline installations. The high-speed capability ensures a thrilling experience for riders while maintaining smooth and controlled operation.
Exceptional Weight Rating: With a weight rating of 140kg (308lb), the Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley can accommodate a broad spectrum of users, providing versatility for various zipline setups. This robust weight capacity ensures that the trolley can handle the demands of any professional zipline course.
Precision Engineering: The Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley features a 29mm (1 3/16”) wheel diameter and an overall length of 154mm (6”), ensuring optimal performance and stability. The stainless steel wheels and anodized finish enhance durability, while the large main attachment point and additional holes offer flexibility for various configurations and accessories.
Full Specifications
Unit Weight: 450g (1lb)
Weight Rating: 140kg (308lb)
Speed Rating: 60mph (90kph)
Wheel Diameter: 29mm (1 3/16”)
Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS): 25kN (5620lbf)
Max Cable Diameter: 13mm (1/2”)
Overall Length: 154mm (6”)
Overall Width: 131mm (5”)
Overall Thickness: 46mm (1”)
Webbing Size: 25mm (1”)
Standards: EN12278
The ISC Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley is a top-tier choice for professional zipline operators, offering unmatched ease of use, durability, and performance. Elevate your zipline courses with this state-of-the-art trolley and provide an exceptional experience for your visitors. Order the ISC Zippey Clip’n’Zip Trolley today!
Trade In Any Auto Belay*! – We have a trade-in promotion on the TRUBLUE iQ+ Auto Belay: Upgrade your old model (any brand!) to the new TRUBLUE iQ Plus and get a €450 Trade-In Promotion!
The TRUBLUE iQ+ fundamentally changes the economics of auto belay inventory. While traditional units are purely safety backups, the iQ+ acts as an autonomous training partner, enabling climbers to “take,” rest, and rehearse moves exactly as they would with a human belayer. Built on Head Rush’s proven magnetic braking platform, it eliminates the heat and friction wear associated with mechanical braking systems, offering gym operators a premium, future-proof asset that drives membership retention and higher wall utilization.
Ideal Applications
Commercial Climbing Gyms: Premium “training zones” where climbers need to project difficult routes.
High-Volume FECs: Durable magnetic braking withstands rapid, continuous cycle counts without overheating.
Outdoor Adventure Parks: Sealed units rated for diverse weather conditions (-4°C to 60°C operating range).
TRUBLUE iQ+ Webbing Connectors:
Steel Carabiner
Aluminum Carabiner
Adventure Swivel
Our standard connector. Durable and long-lasting with triple-action auto-locking protection.
Lighter than steel and ideal for outdoor use and corrosive environments.
A versatile solution for facilities that require secondary connectors and unique operations.
Recommended Use:
Recommended Use:
Recommended Use:
Climbing Gyms and Rec Centers
Climbing Gyms, Rec Centers and Camps
Adventure Parks
Open Loop
TRU-CLIP Connector
Full-strength attachment point designed to accommodate approved anti-release connectors.
Removes the possibility of incorrect attachments by using a sequenced connection.
Recommended Use:
Recommended Use:
Fun Climbs and FECs
Climbing Gyms, Fun Climbs and FECs
Note: When selecting the TRU-CLIP Connector as your preferred webbing connector, additional Key Links may be needed for optimal operation.
Technical Specifications
Certifications:
EN 341:2011 Class 1A (Personal protective equipment against falls from a height – Descender devices).
ANSI/ASSE Z359.4 (Safety Requirements for Assisted-Rescue and Self-Rescue Systems).
CSA Z259.2.3-99 (Descent Control Devices).
AS/NZS 1891 (Part 3).
EN 360:2002 (Retractable type fall arresters).
Braking Technology: Contact-free Magnetic Eddy Current System (Self-regulating).
Mounting Heights (Max):
LT Model: 12.5 m (41 ft).
XL Model: 20 m (65.6 ft).
Mounting Heights (Min):
LT Model: 4.5 m (14.8 ft).
XL Model: 12 m (39.4 ft).
Device Weight:
LT: 19 kg (41.8 lbs).
XL: 22.1 kg (48.7 lbs).
Climber Weight Range: 10 – 140 kg (22 – 309 lbs).
Max Landing Velocity: 2.0 m/s (6.5 ft/s).
Dimensions: 370 x 280 x 254 mm (14.5 x 11 x 10 in).
Operational Efficiency & Engineering
The TRUBLUE iQ+ utilizes eddy current magnetic braking, which relies on the interaction between magnets and conductive rotors to generate drag without physical contact. Unlike friction-based competitors that utilize brake pads or centrifugal clutches, the iQ+ experiences zero thermal fading and no braking component wear during descent. This engineering allows for unlimited continuous cycles, making it the only viable choice for high-throughput facilities. The Catch-and-Hold feature is activated via a wall-mounted button, engaging a secondary locking mechanism that holds the climber for up to 30 seconds, significantly increasing the “training value” of a single auto belay station.
Maintenance & Lifecycle
Service Interval: Annual manufacturer recertification is required (every 12 months) to maintain warranty and safety compliance.
Field Replaceable Parts: Webbing (lanyard) and mount guards are user-replaceable, reducing downtime.
Cost of Ownership: The elimination of friction pads means lower long-term parts consumption compared to mechanical competitors.
Webbing Durability: Improved wider webbing design with a built-in wear indicator ensures operational longevity and easy visual inspection.
Expert FAQ
How does the “Catch-and-Hold” feature work? Climbers touch a touch-sensitive button at the bottom of the wall to activate “Catch-and-Hold” mode. If they fall, the device locks the webbing for up to 30 seconds to allow rest. They can then continue climbing or weight the line to descend.
Is the magnetic braking system affected by rain or humidity? No. The magnetic eddy current effect is purely physical and does not rely on friction, meaning performance remains consistent even in wet or humid outdoor conditions.
Can we upgrade an existing iQ unit to an iQ+? Yes, the iQ platform is modular. Standard TRUBLUE iQ units can be upgraded to iQ+ functionality by an authorized service center.
What is the life expectancy of the webbing? Webbing life varies by volume, but the unit features a specific wear-indicator. Heavy-use facilities typically replace webbing every 6–12 months as a standard consumable.
* Please note that the TRUBLUE iQ Trade-In Program is an exclusive incentive. It is not applicable to orders already receiving contract pricing, bulk-buy discounts, or other promotional offers.
Worldwide delivery of industry standard solutions for the adventure and leisure industry
The industry expert in innovative adventure equipment: Thrill Syndicate engineers and distributes Epic Adventure solutions worldwide. We deliver state-of-art thrill & safety products and services to professional operators around the globe.
Brands we represent
Thrill Syndicate represents the top Brands in the Adventure Industry. We combine these brands with expert knowledge of the design and engineering of the World’s Most Epic Adventures. Our products enable customers all over the world to bring their imagination to life.
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Head Rush Technologies is the industry expert in innovative adventure equipment. Best known for our application of eddy current braking technology in our products, including the award-winning TRUBLUE Auto Belay, zipSTOP Zip Line Brake, QuickFlight & FlightLine Free Fall Devices, and more!
All of them begin with seeking a way to use our patented technology and our engineering expertise to make adventure experiences better for users while helping facility operators improve their business. Everything we design and manufacture is with those two goals in mind.
As each product met with success we found ourselves consistently branching out to help our customers with additional problems they encountered in their businesses, which led us to create other advanced products to solve those issues. That was the genesis of the Impact Trolley, Gorilla Rope, and even the Arboreal Tree Climbing System, all of which entered their markets as top-of-the-line solutions (and better products) for our customers.
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Edelrid is a pioneer in the development of high-quality products for adventure parks. Whether you are an operating company, guide or builder, we ensure that you get everything from a single source.
That’s why we are constantly developing our products and solutions, from climbing equipment in mountain and indoor sports to personal protective equipment (PPE) for commercial applications.
As a manufacturer rooted in the Allgäu region, we produce our complete portfolio of mountain sport ropes, static ropes, reeving ropes as well as lines for paragliders and many other industrial applications in our own rope factory.
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Saferoller is the world’s FIRST rolling continuous belay system and remains the only system that can be installed with safety line out-of-reach for maximum adrenaline rush (2m -2.3m above platform height)
Saferoller, fast, continuous end-to-end rolling: Just slip-on and roll. Fast, continuous end-to-end rolling and unparalleled hands free movement create an adrenaline-filled adventure.
Saferoller, designed for safety line out-of-reach: The only system that can be installed with safety-line out-of-reach (2m -2.3m above platform height) for maximum adrenaline rush and the ultimate experience.
Maximize Return on Investment: Professional design and construction increases user throughput rates and reduces staffing requirements. Enhance user experience by optimizing positioning of start and end platforms, turns, ascents and descents.
Reduce annual operating costs 25-35%: Saferoller rolling continuous belay system requires minimal supervision and fewer staff. Increase customer throughput up to 20%.
Minimize maintenance fees: Lowest maintenance requirements on the market and replaceable parts make Saferoller® the industry leader. Briefing takes only 60 seconds. Minimal supervision and fewer staff required.
TÜV Süd Certified: Saferoller parts are manufactured according to strict quality standards: (CATEGORY “E”, RfU CNB/P/11.104, EN 795 B, EN 15567-1, EN 15567-2, EN 12278) and according to ACCT Standards (USA).
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Speedrunner is the free-running solution for your aerial adventure park. With the safety line at half height, it can be quickly adapted for many situations. The certified mobile connecting device (PPE) Kanhook is a hook-based system featuring the industry-first self-closing gap mechanism. It is our most economical and easy to install system. Designed to resist wear and tear. Rugged, durable and dependable. Just hook and go.
The Speedrunner continuous belay system is based on a hook. The Kanhook (PPE) slides smoothly and silently on the safety line, following you wherever you go. You are continuously secured. The safety line is installed half-height (1.4m -1.6m) to allow manual manipulation.
TÜV Süd Certified: Speedrunner parts are manufactured according to strict quality standards: TÜV Süd Certified CATEGORY “E “EN 795 B EN 795 C EN 15567 EN 17109 RfU CNB/P/11.104 ACCT Standards (USA).
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Informed by the feedback from the adventure recreation industry, LockD Clips’ streamlined, innovative “always-locked” design has been developed specifically for the needs of adventure recreation operators and participants.
Our smart belay system is simple, straightforward and secure.
Smart belay systems for adventure parks, such as LockD Clips, also allow the climber to choose different trails, pass slower climbers and engage with vertical as well as horizontal elements, providing greater control and flexibility in the activity. With our simple “always-locked” design, LockD Clips safely hand the ropes and reins back over to the climber for an autonomous but trustworthy experience.
The “key” to locking and unlocking the LockD Clips smart belay system is the Tweezle Key. When a LockD Clip is inserted onto a Tweezle Key (mounted on a lifeline), it locks, while the other clip unlocks.
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International Safety Components (ISC) is a leading global provider of height safety equipment. We design and manufacture equipment for a variety of industries including Arborist, Rope Access, Rope Rescue, and Adventure Parks.
ISC Challenge Course, Adventure Park and Zip line products are designed to offer a safe and enjoyable experience to users, whilst offering optimal convenience and throughput for course operators. In most cases, ISC products can be retro-fitted to existing courses, with little or no need for alterations to lines. All products are designed for optimum performance and durability. Working with top industry experts, our Engineers have developed a range of zip trolleys which offer optimum performance and lifespan.
The ISC ZipSpeed Trolley range caters for all kinds of zip lines from lightweight Clip’n’Zip trolleys for Zip Parks, right through to high-speed performance trolleys for super-fast lines! Our ZipSpeed Trolley range is complimented by a wide range of accessory options including Parachute and Superman style harnesses and the new Anti-Rollback Cam (ARC), designed to optimize throughput by preventing users from rolling backwards on the line.
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Thrill Syndicate engineers and distributes Epic Adventure solutions worldwide. We deliver state-of-art thrill & safety products and services to professional operators around the globe.
Whether they’re using our Auto Belays for an exciting new climbing element, our magnetic zip line brakes to create the longest zip line in the world or one of our Jump family of products to bring a thrilling free fall experience to your customers, Thrill Syndicate truly puts the power of imagination to work.
We use magnetic eddy current braking technology in climbing, free fall, and zip line devices. Our eddy current brake technology is extremely reliable, smooth, and low maintenance. The braking is friction-free with no contacting parts.
Thrill Syndicate is a global leader in engineering and distributing epic experiences for the recreation industry. We provide end-to-end adventure park solutions, guiding your project from initial concept to a profitable, fully operational reality. With over a decade of experience, we understand that modern customers demand more than just an activity—they want an unforgettable experience.
Our expertise lies in designing high-volume courses where logistics, throughput, and capacity are engineered for maximum profitability. From business plan development and creative design to operational safety management and maintenance, we are your strategic partner in building a world-class adventure destination.
Thrill Syndicate truly puts the power of imagination to work, whether they’re using our Auto Belays for an exciting new climbing element, our magnetic zip line brakes to create the world’s longest zip line, or one of our Jump family of products to give your customers a thrilling free fall experience.
Knowledge. Know-how. Experience.
Customer expectations are constantly rising when it comes to outdoor adventure activities. Customers nowadays are seeking for more than just outside entertainment; they want an experience. We know this because we’ve been in the industry for a long time. Providing an experience for your clients necessitates a detailed understanding of the industry and what exactly your customers want. And it is here that we can assist you in a variety of ways.
We offer a vast portfolio of turnkey solutions adapted to your ideas and specifications, based on our more than a decade of expertise as designers and manufacturers of adventure parks, high ropes courses, and natural playgrounds, as well as an in-depth understanding of the global market. We can assist customers on all technical and other construction-related matters, as well as the finest local and regional marketing and PR strategies in this area.
We also collaborate with a wide range of experts in the fields of Construction & Engineering, Landscaping, Tree Care, Health & Safety, and Test & Certification, allowing us to deliver a fully operational “turnkey” product that is not only cutting-edge but also perfectly matches all of your requirements and wishes. In addition, all of our products adhere to the most recent European Quality Standard Regulations.
Commitment to what we design and engineer
Most of the adventure parks that Thrill Syndicate designs and engineers are high-volume recreational courses. In these designs, logistic is key issue to the profitability of the park. A badly designed park and logistics will drain the financial budgets with regards to (staffing/operational) costs and lead to the inability to achieve the goals and business objectives.
In our design process we deliver throughput- and capacity models for the design we deliver and commit to these.
Services Offering
The majority of the adventure parks designed Thrill Syndicate are high-volume recreational courses. In these plans, logistics is a major factor in the park’s profitability. A poorly designed park and logistics may deplete financial budgets in terms of (staffing/operational) expenditures, preventing the company from meeting its goals and objectives.
We produce throughput- and capacity models for the designs we deliver and commit to these as part of our design process.
In the high-volume environment of commercial adventure parks and outdoor education centres, equipment durability is the primary driver of operational efficiency. The Edelrid Ultralight Junior addresses the specific mechanical stresses of rental fleets—impact, abrasion, and improper storage—with a classic hardshell design that outlasts modern softshell alternatives. Backed by Edelrid’s 160-year manufacturing legacy, this helmet provides a robust engineering solution to the “cost per use” challenge, ensuring safety compliance (EN 12492) without sacrificing the service life required by professional operators.
Ideal Applications
High-Traffic Adventure Parks: Withstands daily abuse in obstacle courses and ziplines.
Outdoor Education Centres: Simple adjustability for rapid group fitting.
Commercial Climbing Gyms: Hygienic, washable components for high-turnover rental programs.
Via Ferrata & Canyoning: Impact-resistant shell suitable for rockfall environments.
Technical Specifications
Certifications: EN 12492 (Mountaineering), UIAA 106.
Shell Material: High-impact Polypropylene (Hardshell) with partial EPS inner core.
Adjustment Range: 48 – 58 cm (19.0 – 22.8 in).
Weight: 450 g (15.9 oz).
Ventilation: 26 integrated side vents for continuous airflow.
The Edelrid Ultralight Junior is engineered to minimize downtime and maximize throughput. Unlike in-mold polycarbonate helmets which are prone to cosmetic and structural damage from minor impacts, the polypropylene hardshell acts as a deflective barrier, capable of absorbing significant abuse without compromising structural integrity.
Throughput Speed: The intuitive Head and Chin Strap system allows for rapid sizing (48-58 cm), essential for processing large school groups or peak-season crowds efficiently.
Hygiene Management: The internal carrying system is not only padded for comfort but is fully detachable and machine washable. This feature prevents bacterial buildup and odor, a critical factor for customer satisfaction in rental scenarios.
Structural Redundancy: The “floating” internal suspension ensures that impact energy is dissipated through the webbing before reaching the user’s cranium, providing a secondary layer of safety beyond the EPS foam.
Maintenance & Lifecycle
For the B2B buyer, the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is the decisive metric. The Ultralight Junior excels here through modular serviceability.
Field Serviceability: Unlike bonded helmets where a broken strap means a trashed unit, the Ultralight Junior features a fully replaceable suspension system. Operators can stock spare strap sets and padding, extending the chassis life indefinitely (within the 10-year PPE lifespan).
Durability: The polypropylene shell is resistant to UV degradation and chemical solvents, allowing for aggressive cleaning protocols without material embrittlement.
Service Intervals: Routine visual inspection of the shell and webbing. Mandatory retirement 10 years from manufacture (storage) or based on wear.
Expert FAQ
Q: Can the internal suspension system be replaced if a buckle breaks?
A: Yes. The entire internal suspension system (straps and padding) is available as a spare part and can be replaced in the field without special tools, significantly extending the helmet’s ROI.
Q: Is this helmet suitable for canyoning operations?
A: Yes. The polypropylene shell is non-absorbent and extremely durable against rock abrasion, making it an excellent choice for wet, abrasive canyoning environments.
Q: How does the weight compare to softshell rental helmets?
A: At 450 g (15.9 oz), it is heavier than softshell equivalents (approx. 250-300 g). However, this mass correlates directly to thicker shell material and superior longevity in commercial use cases where weight is secondary to durability.
Q: Does the helmet support PPE RFID tracking tags?
A: While there is no dedicated pocket, the smooth internal surface of the polypropylene shell provides an ideal bonding surface for commercial RFID stickers or asset tags for fleet management.
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For over three decades, the Edelrid Ultralight has served as the backbone of commercial adventure park PPE inventories. Unlike consumer-grade helmets that prioritize weight savings over longevity, this unit is engineered to endure the rigors of continuous daily use in climbing schools and high-ropes courses. Its legendary durability and modular design address the specific pain points of park engineers and operators: reducing breakage rates and simplifying hygiene maintenance.
Available in various colors, sold per 5 pieces
Ideal Applications
Commercial Adventure Parks: High-traffic aerial courses requiring robust PPE with minimal failure rates.
Outdoor Education Centers: Institutional use where equipment must fit a wide demographic (One Size: 54–60 cm).
Rental Fleets: Operations requiring 100% washability and field-replaceable components to extend asset life.
Canyoning & Caving: Environments where abrasion resistance and shell hardness are critical safety factors.
Technical Specifications
Certifications: EN 12492 (Mountaineering Equipment – Helmets), UIAA 106.
Shell Material: Impact-resistant Polypropylene (PP) for superior hardness and deflection.
Load Ratings: Chin strap releases between >50 daN (EN 12492 requirement to prevent loss during impact).
Dimensions (Fit Range): 54 cm – 60 cm (21.3 in – 23.6 in) [One Size].
Weight: 440 g (15.5 oz).
Ventilation: 26 side vents (4 cm² total area) for continuous passive airflow.
Operational Efficiency & Engineering
The Edelrid Ultralight is designed for “Engineering-Grade” throughput. The Polypropylene (PP) shell provides significantly higher resistance to UV degradation and impact fracture compared to standard ABS shells found in entry-level competitors.
Throughput Optimization: The “One Size” adjustable carriage eliminates the need for sorting helmets by size, speeding up the gearing-up process during peak hours (up to 500 riders/hour).
Hygiene Management: The internal carrying system is made from antibacterial webbing and is fully detachable. This allows operators to batch-wash suspension systems without soaking the entire helmet shell, preventing mold growth and ensuring compliance with health regulations.
Component Redundancy: The head torch clips and chin strap buckles are designed to be field-replaceable, preventing a $0.50 broken clip from retiring a valid asset.
Maintenance & Lifecycle
The Return on Investment (ROI) for the Ultralight is driven by its modularity.
Service Intervals: Shell life is rated for up to 10 years from the date of manufacture (storage) or potentially less depending on UV exposure and wear. Annual competent person inspection is mandatory.
Field Serviceability: Unlike in-mold polycarbonate helmets which must be discarded after minor cracks, the PP shell is resilient. The entire internal suspension can be replaced if the webbing degrades, effectively resetting the wear-life of the contact points.
Cost of Ownership: High initial durability reduces the frequency of fleet replenishment cycles (CapEx reduction).
Expert FAQ
Q: Can the internal padding be machine washed?
A: Yes. The entire suspension system (headband and chin strap) can be detached and is machine washable. This is a critical feature for high-volume parks to prevent bacterial buildup and odor transfer between clients.
Q: Does the Edelrid Ultralight meet industrial work-at-height standards (EN 397)?
A: No, this specific variant (Sport) is certified to EN 12492. It is designed for climbing and adventure sports where the chin strap must not release below 500N to ensure retention during a fall. EN 397 industrial helmets require the strap to release between 150N and 250N to prevent strangulation. Ensure you select the correct standard for your specific risk assessment.
Q: How does the Polypropylene shell compare to ABS in terms of lifespan?
A: Polypropylene (PP) generally offers superior chemical resistance and fatigue strength compared to ABS. In a commercial environment where helmets are frequently dropped or stacked roughly, PP shells typically exhibit fewer stress fractures over time, extending the usable service life of the fleet.
Q: Is the helmet compatible with full-body harnesses for children?
A: Yes. The fit range starts at 54 cm. For smaller heads (children under approx. 6-8 years), the specific “Ultralight Junior” variant is recommended to ensure proper fit and retention.
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In the high-throughput environment of commercial adventure parks, gear-up time and inspection speed are critical directly affecting ROI. The Edelrid Radialis Comp eliminates bottlenecks with its intuitive “step-in” design and color-coded webbing architecture. Unlike standard fleet harnesses, the Radialis Comp integrates RFID/NFC transponders and Indicator Webbing directly into the chassis, allowing operators to digitize their PPE management and visually verify safety compliance in seconds. Trusted by builders and engineers globally, this harness bridges the gap between maximum rider comfort and rigorous operational efficiency.
Available in sizes Junior one size and Adult one size, sold per 5 pieces
The Radialis Comp is an extremely robust harness designed to meet the unique demands of high ropes courses and adventure parks. Sporting 6 Easy Glider buckles, the Radialis Comp’s step in design makes it easy to get in and out of and adjust. Two varying colors are offered to differentiate sizing.
Zipline Canopy Tours: Operations needing robust EN 12277 certified equipment with simplified inspection protocols.
Technical Specifications
Certifications: CE, EN 12277 Type A (Full Body Harness), UIAA 105.
Webbing Material: Abrasion-resistant Polyester with Indicator Technology (Red core fibers).
Attachment Point: Central high-strength metal D-ring (Lanyard connection).
Adjustment System: 6 x Slide Block buckles (High-strength steel).
Integrated Tech: RFID/NFC Transponder (13.56 MHz) for digital asset tracking.
Weight:
Adult: 1076 g (2.37 lbs)
Junior: 999 g (2.20 lbs)
Sizing Dimensions (Adult):
Waist: 45 – 150 cm (17.7 – 59.0 in)
Leg Loops: 25 – 85 cm (9.8 – 33.5 in)
Sizing Dimensions (Junior):
Waist: 45 – 110 cm (17.7 – 43.3 in)
Leg Loops: 25 – 65 cm (9.8 – 25.6 in)
Operational Efficiency & Engineering
The engineering behind the Radialis Comp focuses on minimizing “Time-to-Activity.” The Asymmetric Color-Coding (distinct colors for shoulder, hip, and leg straps) intuitively guides the user during donning, reducing instructor intervention time.
Throughput Optimization: The Step-in design functions like a pair of trousers, eliminating the confusion of complex harnesses.
Precision Fit: With six Slide Block buckles, the harness offers a broader adjustment range than standard 3-buckle competitors, ensuring a secure fit for both petite and large-framed participants.
Digital Integration: The embedded NFC transponder is protected against abrasion and harsh elements, allowing for rapid scanning with standard readers to log usage cycles and inspection history without manual data entry.
Maintenance & Lifecycle
Designed for heavy commercial use, the Radialis Comp prioritizes Low Total Cost of Ownership.
Visual Safety Indicators: The webbing is engineered with internal red polyester fibers. If the outer sheath suffers excessive abrasion, the red core becomes visible, providing an immediate, undeniable “Retire” signal during daily checks.
Service Life: Maximum shelf life of 14 years; maximum useful service life of 10 years (subject to condition and intensity of use).
Field Serviceability: The elasticated bum straps and back plate are modular and replaceable, extending the harness’s operational life even if minor non-structural components are damaged.
Cleaning: Washable synthetic materials allow for easy sanitization, crucial for high-volume public hygiene standards.
Expert FAQ
Q: How does the Indicator Webbing specifically aid in daily inspections?
A: The webbing is constructed with a red load-bearing core concealed by a protective outer sheath. If the outer layer is abraded significantly, the red fibers become visible. This provides a binary “Go/No-Go” visual cue for staff, removing subjectivity from safety inspections.
Q: Can the RFID/NFC transponder be programmed with our own PPE management software?
A: Yes. The transponders operate in the HF frequency range (13.56 MHz) and are open-standard. They can be read by most NFC-enabled mobile devices and integrated into third-party PPE inspection software (like Papertrail or proprietary park systems).
Q: What is the primary difference between the Adult and Junior versions beyond size?
A: Structurally, both harnesses share the same EN 12277 Type A safety rating, materials, and buckle configuration. The Junior version is scaled down geometrically to ensure the central D-ring and strap vectors remain correctly positioned on smaller torsos, preventing “ride-up” during suspension.
Q: Is the dorsal (back) plate load-bearing?
A: No. The Radialis Comp is designed with a Sternal (Front) Attachment Point (the Metal D-Ring) for belay connections. The back plate guides the webbing structure but is not rated for fall arrest attachment.
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For operators demanding the pinnacle of thrill engineering, the FlightLine Free Fall Device stands as the industry benchmark. Unlike standard auto belays or entry-level jumpers, the FlightLine is an extreme descent machine designed to replicate the sensation of skydiving. Utilizing Head Rush Technologies’ proven eddy current expertise, this device solves the critical “throughput vs. thrill” trade-off, allowing parks to process high volumes of riders safely while delivering a heart-pounding “true free fall” experience that drives repeat visitation.
Ideal Applications
High-Volume Adventure Parks: Core attraction for towers >20m looking to maximize rider capacity.
Theme Parks & Carnivals: Standalone thrill element with a compact footprint.
Multi-Activity Towers: High-adrenaline “grand finale” for ropes courses.
Urban Adventure Hubs: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor commercial facilities.
Quick-Jump Upgrade: The next logical step for venues outgrowing the QuickFlight XL.
Technical Specifications
Safety Certifications:
ASTM F2291: Standard Practice for Design of Amusement Rides and Devices.
ASTM F24: Amusement Rides and Devices.
CE Marked: Complies with relevant European machinery directives.
ISO 17025: Tested in accredited laboratories.
Load Ratings:
Rated Working Capacity (4.5m RipCord): 34 – 113 kg (75 – 250 lbs).
Rated Working Capacity (6.0m RipCord): 34 – 130 kg (75 – 285 lbs).
Dimensions & Weight:
Device Dimensions: 615 x 457 x 234 mm (24.2 x 18 x 9.2 in).
Device Weight: 59 kg (130 lbs).
Mounting Requirements (Standard):
Min Height: 18.5 m (60 ft).
Max Height: 24.5 m (80 ft).
Free Fall Distance:
4.5m RipCord: Approx. 4.5 m (15 ft) free fall.
6.0m RipCord: Approx. 8 m (26 ft) free fall (Total descent sensation up to 11m).
Operational Efficiency & Engineering
The FlightLine is not just a descent device; it is a throughput engine.
Magnetic Eddy Current Braking: The system utilizes non-contacting magnets to generate braking force. This means zero friction, no contacting wear parts, and consistent performance regardless of weather conditions.
Dual-Stage Braking: The primary operational efficiency lies in its “Staged” braking. The device allows a predefined free-fall distance before the magnetic array engages, creating a “soft catch” that adjusts to the rider’s weight automatically. This eliminates the need for operator adjustments between riders, significantly increasing riders per hour (RPH).
Redundancy: Features a dual-webbing system for critical safety redundancy, ensuring Grade-A engineering compliance.
7. Maintenance & Lifecycle
Designed for a low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) in commercial environments.
Service Intervals:
First Inspection: 15 months after manufacture date.
Annual Recertification: Every 12 months thereafter by an authorized service center.
Field Replaceable Parts: RipCords and webbing are designed for modular replacement, reducing downtime.
Durability: The magnetic system incurs no thermal degradation or friction wear, vastly outlasting mechanical friction brakes.
Housing: Weather-resistant casing suitable for permanent outdoor installation.
Expert FAQ
Q: How does the “Jump Over” configuration differ from standard mounting engineering-wise?
A: In a standard mount, the device is overhead. In a “Jump Over” configuration, the device is mounted at platform level (or slightly below), and the webbing runs up to a redirection point. This geometry allows for a longer effective free fall relative to the mounting height, maximizing the thrill factor on shorter towers.
Q: Can the FlightLine operate in extreme weather conditions?
A: The magnetic braking technology is impervious to rain, snow, and temperature fluctuations because it relies on magnetic fields rather than friction. However, standard operational safety limits regarding high winds and lightning for the tower structure itself must be adhered to.
Q: What is the primary difference between QuickFlight XL and FlightLine?
A: The difference is the “free fall geometry.” QuickFlight XL offers a short “hop” (up to 4m) before engagement. FlightLine uses a specialized RipCord system to allow up to 11m of slack/free fall before the brake engages, creating a true skydiving sensation rather than just a controlled descent.
Q: Is the braking force adjustable for different rider weights?
A: The eddy current brake is self-regulating. Heavier riders generate a stronger magnetic field response (more resistance), while lighter riders generate less. This physics-based auto-regulation ensures that a 34 kg child and a 113 kg adult experience the same relative deceleration G-forces without operator intervention.
Bridging the gap between standard auto belays and extreme free fall attractions, the Head Rush QuickFlight XL offers a scalable “leap of faith” solution for commercial operators. Engineered for high-traffic environments, the QuickFlight XL solves the primary challenge of traditional free fall systems: mechanical wear. By utilizing patented magnetic braking technology, the device eliminates friction-based braking components, resulting in a consistent “true free fall” experience that remains smooth and reliable, cycle after cycle.
Ideal Applications
High-Throughput Adventure Parks: Rapid retraction and ease of reset increase riders per hour.
Ropes Course Exits: Serves as a high-adrenaline dismount option for multi-level courses.
Zip Line Towers: Adds a secondary revenue stream to existing platform infrastructure.
Family Entertainment Centers (FECs): Compact footprint allows for installation in space-constrained indoor facilities.
Training Facilities: Simulation of free fall for tactical or rescue training scenarios.
Technical Specifications
Certifications:
ASTM F2291-11: Standard Practice for Design of Amusement Rides and Devices.
CE Marked: Compliant with relevant European Directives.
Device Dimensions: 80 x 320 x 216 mm (15 x 12.6 x 8.5 in).
Device Weight: 25 kg (55 lbs).
Rated Working Capacity: 20 to 130 kg (44 to 285 lbs).
Free Fall Distance: Up to 4 m (13 ft), depending on RipCord configuration.
Mounting Heights:
With 1 m RipCord: 12 m (39.4 ft) – 21.8 m (71.5 ft).
With 2 m RipCord: 13 m (42.7 ft) – 23.0 m (75.4 ft).
Housing Material: Durable aluminum alloy and polymer construction.
Operational Efficiency & Engineering
The core engineering advantage of the QuickFlight XL is its self-regulating magnetic braking system. As the webbing extends during the descent, the aluminum rotor spins within a magnetic field, generating eddy currents that create resistance without physical contact.
Throughput: High retraction speeds and a simple “clip-and-go” operation allow for maximum participant volume.
Redundancy: A primary webbing line paired with a redundant secondary line ensures fail-safe operation.
Consistency: The braking force automatically adjusts to the rider’s weight, ensuring a 20 kg child and a 130 kg adult experience the same soft catch and descent velocity.
Overload Protection: Built-in Overload Protection Assemblies (OPAs) mitigate shock loads, protecting both the rider and the mounting structure.
Maintenance & Lifecycle
Designed for low Cost of Ownership (COO), the QuickFlight XL minimizes downtime associated with mechanical repairs.
Friction-Free Braking: Because the braking mechanism is magnetic, there are no brake pads to wear out or replace, significantly extending the service life of internal components.
Field Replaceable Parts: High-wear external items, such as the webbing and RipCord connection, are designed for easy inspection and replacement by qualified staff.
Service Intervals: Requires an annual recertification (every 12 months) by an authorized service center to maintain warranty and safety compliance. First service is due 15 months after manufacture.
Expert FAQ
Q: What is the difference between the standard QuickFlight and the QuickFlight XL?
A: The primary difference is the braking capacity and mounting height. The QuickFlight XL is engineered for higher platforms (up to 23 m / 75 ft) and offers an extended free fall distance of up to 4 m (13 ft), whereas the standard model is limited to shorter drops and lower mounting points.
Q: Does the magnetic braking system require electricity?
A: No. The eddy current technology is passive. The braking resistance is generated physically by the movement of the rotor through the magnetic field, meaning the device operates independently of any external power source.
Q: Can the QuickFlight XL be mounted outdoors?
A: Yes, the device is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. However, like all life-safety equipment, it should be protected from direct prolonged exposure to harsh elements (salt spray, extreme UV) where possible to maximize the lifespan of the webbing and housing.
Q: What structural load requirements must the mounting anchor meet?
A: The mounting anchor must be capable of withstanding the dynamic loads generated during the catch. While the OPA reduces shock, engineers should calculate for the Maxi
The QuickFlight Free Fall Device solves the primary challenge of vertical descent elements: balancing high adrenaline with low maintenance costs. Unlike friction-based systems that require frequent pad replacements and cooling periods, Head Rush’s patented magnetic braking technology allows for high-throughput, continuous operation without thermal degradation. As a redundant, dual-line system certified to global safety standards (ASTM & CE), the QuickFlight offers operators a “set-and-forget” reliability that maximizes ROI while delivering a premium “stomach-flipping” drop.
Ideal Applications
High-Traffic Adventure Parks: Rapid retraction times enable high rider throughput (approx. 1 rider every 40 seconds).
Ropes Course Exits: Serves as a high-value finale element for linear courses.
Family Entertainment Centers (FECs): Compact footprint allows installation on indoor columns or existing towers.
Zip Line Towers: Utilizing vertical space for an additional revenue stream on existing platforms.
Technical Specifications
Safety Certifications:
ASTM F2291-11: Standard Practice for Design of Amusement Rides and Devices.
CE Marked: Certified to EN 341:2011-1A (Personal fall protection equipment – Descender devices for rescue) standards, fulfilling the rigorous testing for descent energy and dynamic strength.
Load Ratings:
Rated Working Capacity (WLL): 20 – 130 kg (44 – 285 lbs).
Automatic Regulation: Self-adjusts resistance based on rider weight for consistent deceleration.
Mounting & Dimensions:
Device Dimensions: 80 x 320 x 216 mm (15 x 12.6 x 8.5 in).
Device Weight: 25 kg (55 lbs).
Mounting Height (Low Mount): 6.0 m – 8.3 m (19.7 ft – 27.2 ft).
Mounting Height (2m RipCord): 9.0 m – 15.3 m (29.6 ft – 50.1 ft).
To maintain your QuickFlight Free Fall Devices warranty and ensure compliance with safety standards, all devices must undergo an annual service. Service is an annual process to make sure that your QuickFlight is operating properly and any worn parts, like the webbing, are replaced. Servicing your QuickFlight on time helps to maintain the warranty and maximize performance. Annual service is also mandatory to ensure compliance with safety standards like CE and ANSI.
Operational Efficiency & Engineering
The QuickFlight distinguishes itself through Eddy Current Magnetic Braking. This non-contact technology utilizes the electromagnetic force generated by the descent to create resistance.
Throughput: The retraction spring is tuned for rapid reset, allowing for a theoretical throughput of up to 90 participants per hour, minimizing queues.
Redundancy: Features a dual-line webbing system. If the primary line were to be compromised, the redundant line ensures a safe descent, satisfying strict risk assessment criteria (EN 15567 compliant operations).
Consistency: The braking force is proportional to the rider’s weight and speed. A 20 kg child and a 130 kg adult experience the same G-force profile during the catch, eliminating the need for operator adjustment.
Maintenance & Lifecycle
Designed for a low “Total Cost of Ownership,” the QuickFlight minimizes downtime.
Friction-Free: No contacting brake pads means no friction heat and no parts to wear out during the braking phase.
Service Intervals:
Annual Recertification: Required 15 months after manufacture, then every 12 months thereafter by an authorized service center.
Field Replaceable Parts: Upper webbing, RipCords, and nozzles can be inspected and replaced on-site by trained staff, reducing the need to ship the unit away for minor maintenance.
Durability: Sealed unit design protects internal components from weather and dust (though covers are recommended for extreme outdoor exposure).
Expert FAQ
Q: How does the “true free fall” mechanism work compared to an auto belay?
A: Unlike an auto belay that retracts slack immediately, the QuickFlight uses a “RipCord” system. The rider falls freely for a set distance (configured by RipCord length) before the webbing engages the magnetic braking drum, providing a distinct “drop” sensation before the catch.
Q: Is the device field-serviceable?
A: Yes. While the internal braking mechanism is sealed and requires annual factory recertification, the high-wear external components (webbing, carabiners, nozzle) are designed for field replacement by competent persons, ensuring maximum uptime during peak season.
Q: Can this device be used as a primary climber protection system (climbing up)?
A: No. The QuickFlight is a descent-only device. It must not be used as a belay for upward climbing. Riders should be clipped in at the platform edge immediately prior to descent.
Q: What is the minimum participant weight?
A: The system is rated for riders as light as 20 kg (44 lbs). The magnetic braking physics naturally produce less resistance for lighter riders, ensuring they descend smoothly without “hanging” or stopping mid-air.
