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Removable climbing holds have been machined not to overlap the baseplate. Building this product is a complicated process using climbing holds intentionally designed for the baseplate and key. We recommend you purchase this fully assembled version. 

If a climbing hold overlaps the baseplate, it will not meet commercial playground standards. Other products in the industry have their climbing holds overlapping the baseplate. 

Once the base plate is attached to your wall, no tools are required to remove and reinstall the hold assembly. A removable climbing hold is ideal when your wall is not in use and you must prevent access to meet ACCT/CPSI standards. 

 

To install, screw the baseplate to the wall, insert the key/climbing hold into the top of the slot and slide the climbing hold down to the bottom of the bracket. 

 

• Plate dimensions are 4-3/4" at the widest x 6-1/2" tall.
• One rock climbing hold and bracket assembly included. 
• This product comes fully assembled and includes attachment screws.
• Insert into the slot and slide down to lock in place.
• Slide up and lift out of the slot for easy removal.
• Ten different designs, which are all jugs. 
• Large base plate to accommodate large holds and meet ASTM, ACCT, CPSI, and CSA standards.

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Brakehawk- Zip Line Hand Brake, No more burning through bulky welding gloves or slamming into a zip line bungee brake that leaves you with a hurting neck Learn More

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This model of removable climbing holds installs a small wedge mount with two lag screws. Climbing hold can be placed on and removed from wedge.  wedge is small and uncomfortable to grip or climb on serving as basic access restriction.

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This model of removable climbing holds installs a small wedge mount with two lag screws. Climbing hold can be placed on and removed from wedge.  wedge is small and uncomfortable to grip or climb on serving as basic access restriction.

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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

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

Tennis-shoe friendly and stylish—this set offers variety - includes bolts for outdoor use

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

CMI Trolley Brake Block, The striking surface is crafted from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene, noted for it's exceptional wear resistance. Steel hardware and a galvanized eye bolt round out the package Learn More

Compact self-braking descender, Lock off and work with minimum gear to tangle. The Petzl Rig is a proven performer for the zip line and ropes course construction industry. 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 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 IR Zip Line Brake is fitted with a braking line that can be replaced easily in the field by the owner using the Replacement Braking Line. 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

Petzl Rack Brake Bar Descender, The design and configuration of the bars makes it easy to set up and insert the rope. Compact and lightweight, the device allows the user to adjust the amount of friction during the descent to adapt to changing conditions Learn More

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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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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The Catch Accessory is designed to keep the Impact Trolley and zipSTOP Brake Trolley attached after contact with each other, making for easier rider retrieval. Learn More

Innovative belay device with high braking performance for single ropes. The optimized Mega Jul geometry ensures easy and secure belaying even with thicker ropes. 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's Coudee hanger holds the carabiner perpendicular to the rock face, holding the rope away from the rock. The hanger includes an 8mm bolt. Learn More

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

Ferrules must be properly crimped to achieve holding strength. Properly swaged ferrules can hold 90% of cable strength. Two ferrules are required for life support and ziplining applications (ACCT Standards). Learn More

Ferrules must be properly crimped to achieve holding strength. Properly swaged ferrules can hold 90% of cable strength. Two ferrules are required for life support and ziplining applications (ACCT Standards). Learn More

Ferrules must be properly crimped to achieve holding strength. Properly swaged ferrules can hold 90% of cable strength. Two ferrules are required for life support and ziplining applications (ACCT Standards). Learn More

Ring helps hold the connector in the correct position. Learn More

The Impact Trolley is the only trolley on the market engineered specifically for smooth and consistent impact braking with the zipSTOP Zip Line Brake system. Learn More

An auto belay is an automatic belay device that eliminates the need for a human belayer. In the case of the Head Rush TRUBLUE Auto Belay, it uses Head Rush's patented self-regulating braking system, which is enabled by non-contacting magnetic braking technology. Learn More

Holds the connector in place and protects the webbing from abrasion. Available in two sizes. 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

Liberty Modified "D" zip lining carabiners are heat-hardened to hold 50kN and nickle palted to withstand intense abuse. Screw gate, Twist Lock and our three-stage Auto lock versions give you the right tools to work and play safe. individually tested. Learn More

The Petzl Vrillee hanger is for direct aid. It holds the carabiner parallel to the rock face allowing the rope to run easily through the carabiner. With 8mm bolt Learn More

The zipSTOP Pivot Mount expands the mounting possibilities of your zipSTOP or zipSTOP IR Zip Line Brake, allowing the use of a gantry. Learn More

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

Petzl Shunt Ascender, It locks onto either a single rope or double ropes of the same diameter and holds well on icy and muddy ropes. Learn More