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The Fat Cat is from a line of proven performers for zip line operations: Robertson Mountaineering. This specialized design works great for the thicker and larger 1/2" - 3/4" cables used more and more by zip line tours and canopy tours. Learn More

The "COBRA" cable pulley zip line trolley represents the most advanced design work using state of the art engineering techniques to build the safest and finest zip line trolley for the ropes course industry. Learn More

A practical zip line tour trolley for professional zip line tours and canopy tours. The ultra-long design provides superior stability and travel on any zip line at any speed. Learn More

1-3/4" Nylon Webbing Ajustable Lanyards are used for protection on high ropes courses, adventure courses, industrial heights and a variety of home applications. Learn More

Lanyards are used for protection on high zip lining, ropes courses, adventure courses, industrial heights and a variety of home applications. These are designed to meet the standards of high ropes course/zip line protection and many industrial requirements. Learn More

These are the basic model with NO snap hooks or Zorber. These are only appropriate for clipping in to protection with some dynamic load absorbing features like rope or fairly slack cable such as a belay cable on a high ropes course or zipline. Learn More

These lobster Claws are a unique, non-adjustable set of positioning / safety lanyards designed specifically for program high ropes courses. Learn More

Unlike the competition it is assembled using machined axles which may cost more but give the SR-71 zip trolley unparalleled structural integrity. Learn More

Using machined axles which may cost more but give the SR-71 Hammer zip line trolley unparalleled structural integrity. Learn More

Double sewn zip line tether is the only double zip line tether that meets all standards for ACCT, PRCA for professional zip line and canopy tours. Each tether exceeds the 5,000 lb minimum strength requirement. Learn More