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If the old style of ziplining has been left behind for its safety and commercial shortcomings, what new trends do we see in successful modern zipline courses?

As climbing becomes an increasingly popular workout of choice, campus rec centers have the chance to elevate the sport and promote development through educational tools like auto belays.

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.

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.

All Head Rush Technologies’ zip line rider trolleys and redirection pulleys are built for maximum durability and minimal maintenance, and regular inspection is a critical step to ensure users get the maximum benefit of these products.

Many cleaners and disinfectants are not suitable to be used with Head Rush products. If trolleys, carabiners, and zip lanyards are in need of cleaning, use warm water and a mild detergent such as a dish soap to clean the gear. Get all the details here.

These simple hook and catch accessories are all it takes to create an effective retrieval system that will increase the throughput and improve the user experience on your zip line.

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

Get a look behind the curtain of the engineering design process that went into developing the state of the art LightSpeed family of zip line trolleys.

These simple installation tips and instructions for your Head Rush Device can drastically increase the lifespan of your nylon and dyneema webbings.