Safety

With its excellent safety record and reliable performance, TRUBLUE allows students to focus on their climbing abilities and developing the muscle memory to self-arrest so they can employ those skills when they need them most.

Replacing the webbing on your TRUBLUE iQ or iQ+ Auto Belay is quick and easy. You can do it yourself! The process does not require any technical skills and only takes a couple of minutes.

Once you’ve learned the basics, it’s easy to climb on a TRUBLUE Auto Belay. By following these five simple steps, you can get started quickly and keep climbing safely, route after route.

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

Chris Sharma outlines eight safety measures that he has implemented across his gyms, ranging from simple solutions like installing belay gates to large-scale shifts like designating an area of the gym exclusively for auto belays.

From minimizing risk to maximizing performance, learn how you can get the most out of your Head Rush devices by servicing them on an annual basis.

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.

Set your business and climbers up for success with these four orientation resources for TRUBLUE Auto Belay owners and operators.

All Head Rush Technologies’ zip line rider trolleys and redirection pulleys are built for maximum durability and minimal maintenance, and regular inspection is a critical step to ensure users get the maximum benefit of these products.

Many cleaners and disinfectants are not suitable to be used with Head Rush products. If trolleys, carabiners, and zip lanyards are in need of cleaning, use warm water and a mild detergent such as a dish soap to clean the gear. Get all the details here.