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When it comes to free fall devices, we have three models to help you customize your free fall experience: the QuickFlight, the QuickFlight XL, and the Flightline.

We strongly recommend replacing your webbing after 1.5 years of usage, regardless of wear. The date of manufacture of the webbing is located on the webbing tag inside the device near the shackle.

Every TRUBLUE Auto Belays comes equipped with our patented magnetic braking technology. In this short video, we’ll explain the differences between models.

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?

From an operator’s standpoint, auto belays are valuable tools for increasing climber throughput during peak hours of operation. Higher throughput means that facilities can meet the needs of more customers without having to expand their physical footprint or overall wall space.

In Chris Sharma’s own words, his newest gym is “a little bit over the top.” Listen in as Chris discusses the key design considerations that went into building his most expansive gym to date, Sharma Climbing BCN-Gavà.

How the updated features of our next generation auto belays benefit users, as well as operators.

2x Paraclimbing World Champion, Maureen “Mo” Beck, explains how the catch-and-hold feature of iQ+ can help make training more accessible to more climbers.

Pro climber and gym owner Chris Sharma tests out the revolutionary catch-and-hold technology of the TRUBLUE iQ+ Auto Belay.

Catch-and-Hold belay is the latest feature from TRUBLUE’s iQ Series Auto Belays. Available only in the TRUBLUE iQ+, Catch-and-Hold belay is activated and deactivated using two touch-sensitive on/off buttons. Read this post to learn how climbers use Catch-and-Hold belay.