Mobile climbing wall features

Auto Belay Systems that utilize steel cables. (Not tape clutch or manual belay).

Four person climbing capacity with each climber supported by their own independent Auto Belay system. Design Review for UK (HSG 175 Compliant),

Risk Assessment and .

Individually and independently tested by a registered NAFLIC inspector.

One piece fiberglass surface for strength and rigidity.

 Electronic Climber Timer option.

Full turnkey option including mats, barriers and wide range of optional extras

If required we can operate at night with our own quiet generator to power flood lights.

5 tips for better climbing the mobile rock climbing wall

These five tips were written by a guy called Scott, and sum up the usual advice given to complete novices fairly well.

1. When moving up, stay as close to the face (wall) as you can, the closer your centre of gravity is to the wall, the less your muscles have to work to hold you. If your body is vertical, then all you need to do is stand in place rather than cling to the rock. It helps to climb with the inside edge of your feet, not the toes, to achieve this.
When resting (and you should do this often to look down and check your footholds) straighten your arms (so you don't tire them out) and lean back (ideally with handholds fairly high up).
2.Rely upon your legs more than your upper body strength. Your legs are much stronger than your arms so don't just try to act macho by pulling yourself up the face (wall), just stand up!
Bring one foot up at a time, this will reduce the wear on your hands.
3.Try to position your hands and feet on the holds in the positions you will want them in for the next move. This will reduce the amount of switching and improve your speed and skill by making you plan your next move.
4.Don't lean too far away from the wall when you are resting, when you are ready to continue it will just take more strength to pull your body back against the face. (This is more important on short climbs then long day climbs when there is more time to rest.)
5.To learn good technique, you need to climb hard routes to push your boundaries, but don't forget you also need to climb easy ones on which to practise good technique. Your aim should be to climb easy routes with as little effort as possible.

OTHER CLIMBING WALLS THAT ARE AVAILABLE

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The wall can accommodate a vast range of climbing techniques. You can top-rope, bottom rope, lead climb, abseil and boulder.The tallest mobile climbing wall on the market is 9 metres high and can be climbed by six people simultaneously– maximising throughput with the use of 6 auto-belays.

There are retractable overhangs for maximum variety and excitement, with all ability climbing and ice climbing options available too.


Quick Facts


Easy to transport and quick to set up Hydraulic erection in just 15 minutes by one person Erected indoors or outdoors, hard standing or grass 2m wide by 2.9m high clearance and 8m by 8m to operate Up to six climbers at a time Three staff can be provided for maximum throughput Also can be used with up to 6 ropes and belay devices for instruction of progressive climbing techniques. Available to rent staffed or unstaffed Long and short term rentals available Erected and dismantled by our staff (except for longer term rentals where training will be provided) Staffed rentals include all safety equipment including helmets, harnesses, ropes, auto belays etc


Need something for younger children too?

We can also bring a mini bouldering wall for very young children for a small additional cost. These free up space on the main waill and are well worth considering for busy fetes and similar events (see below)

MOBILE BOULDERING WALL


bouldering walls offer fun for all ages on any occasion and is an ideal introduction to climbing or a tool to improve technique whilst only a few feet off the floor.


The bouldering wall gives the participants the freedom to set their own challenges and explore their own abilities in a stress-free, non-competitive environment. They just quietly get on with it in their own way. This bouldering wall works well in conjunction with the mobile climbing wall, acting as a warm up, allowing the climber to get a feel of the holds and get into the movement of climbing, building confidence before moving on to the big wall.


Quick Facts


Boulder wall size of area required is 15mx8mfor all sides in use, 15mx3.5m for 3 sides in use, 9mx3.5m for only front in use. The climbable size is 9mx1.65m Surrounded by thick, shock absorbant crash matting No need to kit up in excessive safety gear Faster, cheaper and higher throughput of participants Up to 70m² bouldering area Overhanging faces Infinite route combinations Bouldering circuits 3m high by 9m long and the length can be shortened in stages to 1.5m to fit any venue. Errected indoors, outdoors, on hard standing or grass, the bouldering wall can be transported through a standard single doorway Approximately 60 minutes to erect and a similar time to dismantle Available staffed or unstaffed Available for part-day, full-day, weekends and long term projects Errected and dismanteld by our staff (except for longer terms retnals where training is provided) Boulding crash mat and helmets can be provided on request


Baby Bouldering Walls

‘baby' bouldering walls are intended for 4-7 year olds although are fun and robust enough for older users. They each offer 13m² of gently angled climbing surface over crash matting. They clip together in no time and can easily be stored flat.