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Originally designed for single rope descents in caving, the Stop has become a standard tool for the rope access worker. The Stop is designed to automatically "stop" the descent when the red handle is not depressed. Learn More

The Rattle Stop is a replacement for the part that comes with your zipSTOP Zip Line Brake. Learn More

The Head Rush Bump Stop is considered a sacrificial part that is designed to wear out over time Learn More

Thimbleye® bolts are forged in two styles, straight and bent at a 45° angle. The broad radius of the eye provides an excellent attachment point to dead-end or guy messenger wire, guy strand or formed wire grips. Learn More

EYE NUTS and EYELETS, Eyelets, also known as Bolt Eyes, are used under the head or nut of a bolt. All are compatible with the strength of the bolts used with them. Learn More

The best brake for your zip line,Head Rush zipSTOP Zip Line Brake uses Head Rush's self-regulating eddy current magnetic braking system to brake zip line riders smoothly, comfortably, and consistently, even at high speeds. Learn More

The NEST litter was developed in partnership with the French national caving rescue organization. It allows a victim to be transported horizontally, vertically or at an angle. Learn More

The 1/4, 5/16, and 3/8 Swaging Tools are designed for crimping copper and aluminum oval sleeves and stop sleeves on zip lines, life lines,ropes course elements. Learn More

Petzl Simple Descender, The hand holding the free end of the rope is used to control or stop the descent. In narrow pitches, the Simple Descender has the advantage of being able to follow along the rope on its own, without manipulation. It is for use with ropes from 9 to 12 mm. Learn More

Petzl ASAP Fall Arrest Device, In normal use, the device moves freely along the rope without any manual intervention and accompanies the user in all his movements. Learn More

Zip Line LEAP Anchor, A high-strength, multi-purpose anchor that can be used equally well as self-belay anchors on staple climbs or as the ideal termination fitting on belay cables anywhere where the cable load is at 90° to the angle of the bolt Learn More

The Head Rush Brake Trolley is a replacement for the brake trolley that came with your Head Rush zipSTOP Zip Line Brake. Please ensure that you select the correct size for your zip line cable. Learn More

Great for ropes courses, zip line, high elements, and low ropes challenge courses. Cable Clamps, sometimes called cable stops or cable clips, are tools that are used to clamp down on wire rope commonly used in industrial applications as well as in zip lining and ropes course construction. Learn More

The zipSTOP Zip Line Brake is fitted with a braking line that can be replaced in the field easily by the owner using the Replacement Braking Line. Learn More

The Head Rush zipSTOP Braking System. This zipSTOP Brake Trolley is engineered for a fine balance. It is able to handle the abuse of heavy impact collisions, yet light enough to increase the odds of reliable reset. Learn More

The Petzl ID is a self-braking descender with an anti-panic function built in. Learn More

Nut Eye bolts are the main bolts used in ropes challenge course and zip line construction. Zipline and other cables are terminated to the eye bolt around a thimble to prevent cable deformation at the turn back. Learn More

Stainless Steel Cable clamps are ideal for use in salty and acidic environments like zip lining close to oceans or salt lake. These are durable and outlast Drop Forged clamps in harsh environments. Learn More

The Head Rush Brake Trolley is a replacement for the brake trolley that came with your zipSTOP Zip Line Brake. Learn More

Innovative zipline trolley capture system. The Aerial Braking System minimizes retrivals with its ability to catch the trolley every time, and allows staff to stop guests with ease. The system is easy to use and train. 

 

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It provides increased friction for single ropes when rappelling or lowering, without extra gear or the need to open the carabiner Learn More

Nut Eye bolts are the main bolts used in ropes challenge course and zip line construction. Zipline and other cables are terminated to the eye bolt around a thimble to prevent cable deformation at the turn back. Learn More

Kong, one of the great names in outdoor adventure has put its zip line trolley on the market. The Kong Pamir Zip Line Trolley is a double pulley that can be used effectively with either cable or rope. Learn More

In a bind, this ultra-lightweight ascender can be used to build hauling systems or as a Prusik-replacement in self-rescue situations. Learn More

The Ascension Ascender by Petzl is the benchmark for handled ascenders and has been refined to provide greater comfort; efficiency, ease of use. Learn More

Keep your Head Rush zipSTOP Zip Line Brake looking newer longer with a replacement Side Cover Assembly. This cover is easy to replace in the field—no tools required. Learn More

Petzl Croll Ascender, The CROLL chest ascender is unmatched for efficiency on fixed lines. Compact and lightweight, it does not interfere with progression. The stainless steel wear plate improves durability by reinforcing the rope friction zone. Learn More

CMI Sport Racks are formed from 5/16" diameter stainless steel and are fitted with oversize stainless steel bars. We chose stainless steel over aluminum because of its "wearever" qualities. Learn More

The GRIGRI 2 belay device with assisted braking is designed to facilitate belay maneuvers. Learn More

The PIRANA descender offers multiple braking options and can be installed on the rope without removing it from the harness. Designed for use with canyoning descent techniques. Learn More

Ready-to-use reversible rescue kit designed to easily pick off and lower a victim. Learn More

By incorporating a rigid stem on this belay/rappel device, climbers go from full lock-off to whipping out rope in a single, smooth action. No more binding up as the device tries to free itself. The amount of friction can be easily adjusted to suit your particular need. Climbing with fat ropes, a skinny partner or on low-angle slabs? Belay with the U-Grooves and clip into the bottom hole of the XF Forge for less friction. For the ultimate control, wrap that skinny cord around the rigid stem and rappel, figure-8 style.

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These patented barrel springs reduce initial impact by stopping the rider more gradually than traditional springs.

Determining how many springs you will need is easy! Simply take the incoming speed of your rider and for each mph, you need that many springs. (e.g., a 20-MPH zipline needs 20 springs for a 230-lb zipliner). 

All spring systems REQUIRE TESTING to the maximum anticipated speed and load as per ACCT. Can be completed with a minimum of 250 lb. weights, sandbags, or bagged rock salt.

These Zipline  Brakes install in minutes, NOT hours.

Made in the USA.

Each spring array includes a bumper at the beginning for trolley strikes.

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Ropes Course Zip Line Staples, Staples are the preferred way access ropes challenge course elements and zip line platforms: easy to install, easy to inspect, and easy to climb. If properly installed, the 8" staples can perform as fall protection anchors Learn More

The perfect size for light and tower rescues. Fits ropes from 8mm to 1/2". Features built in safety cam for use in "jigger" or "short haul" systems. Use with CMI micro single or double pulley 3:1 or 4:1 mechanical advantage systems. Features a centered bronze bushing. Strength: 7000 lbs. The CMI Single Micro Hauler is 154 mm. tall, 53 mm wide, and 40 mm. thick and 19 g. Learn More

Cable Clamp: Crosby Wire Rope Clip Learn More