Adventure

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.

What are the key differentiators between the zipSTOP zip line brake, the zipSTOP IR, and the zipSTOP Speed? The zipSTOP product comparison video lays it all out.

A remarkable amount of planning, design, and creativity that goes into building a modern commercial zip line course. These are just a few of the trends that we see in modern zip lining.

Answering the most pressing questions about proper auto belay usage and how to maximize safety across a variety of climbing facilities.

The Head Rush team took a field trip down to the Edge Zipline & Adventure Park to find out what one of Colorado’s top adventure parks had to offer. What better way to understand your own products than to use them for yourself?

This list of summer camp activities will help turn any camp into an adventure camp for building confidence, teaching new skills and adding excitement.

In this blog, we cover the top three benefits of installing the QuickFlight, including the QuickFlight’s redundant webbing system, flexible mounting and CE certification.

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.

Learn more about zip line trolley retrieval systems and how to eliminate the problem of rider rescue from zip liners stopping short of the platform.

Head Rush free fall devices are incredibly fun and have an amazing return on investment. Read the blog to get more details and learn two more reasons you need to add a free fall activity.