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The Importance of Annual Service for Your Head Rush Devices
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.
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How to Give a Proper Auto Belay Orientation
Set your business and climbers up for success with these four orientation resources for TRUBLUE Auto Belay owners and operators.
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5 Ways Auto Belays Can Build a Stronger Climbing Community
What does it mean to have a strong climbing community? In this blog five climbing gyms share how auto belays help create and foster resilient climbing communities.
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Zip Line Pulley and Trolley Inspection
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.
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How to Clean Auto Belays
Learn how to disinfect and clean your magnetic braking devices, like the TRUBLUE Auto Belay.
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Routesetting for Auto Belays
This is your comprehensive guide to routesetting with an auto belay in mind. From grade distribution to snag-proofing these key points will ensure your gym is making the most of it’s auto belays for climbers of all abilities.
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How To Field Replace Your TRUBLUE Webbing
In this video we’ll show you the quick and easy way to change the webbing on your TRUBLUE without even having to take it off the wall.
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School Rock Climbing Wall: Everything You Need to Know
Thinking about installing a rock climbing wall at your school? Here’s everything you need including types and benefits of school rock climbing walls and more.
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Proper Jump Procedure: QUICKflight & FlightLine Free Fall
Make sure that your operators have mastered the standard operating procedures for QUICKflight and FlightLine Free Fall Devices with the help of this video.
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Why You Should Add a Free Fall Activity
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.
