See where our friction-braking trolleys are
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American Adventure Park Systems
Historic Banning Mills, Georgia, USA
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Aerial Parks
Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
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TouchCloud Global
Mona Vale, NSM, Australia
WHAT OUR CLIENTS ARE SAYING
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Mike Wake (Aerial Parks)
Our braking system design improved with friction braking trolleys. We also utilize their Barrel/Telescoping springs which have provided an Emergency Brake that stands alone, with no participant resetting requirement.
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Ken Moore (Robertson Harness)
"Troy's Friction Braking Trolleys and barrel spring systems are excellent for any zip line. I witnessed that their trolleys could stop 275 lbs. and 35 lbs. in the same location, using the pin placement designed for the zipline's slope. Their braking products will reduce your risks and your zipline's braking risk!"
Ordering Process
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FREE Arrival Speed Evaluations (Call Us)
Our fail-safe trolley (two friction brakes) is designed to safely slow zipliners, without the two-wheeled risk. Call 435-272-2389 or email us troy@ziplinedoctors.com as to provide us with your zipline's details.
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Place an Order
Our products are made in the USA with a 100% money-back guarantee. When ready and you're determined to buy the best products for your zipline, let us know how you hear of us and receive a 10% discount off your purchase.
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Easy Installation & Maintenance
In 30 minutes—after installing our springs—you could be stopping 6-MPH, 200-lb zipliners safely! Our products won’t take HOURS to
OR DAYS install! Like magnetic braking systems that require annual recertification and a day or more to install; and daily inspections could take hours.(Our products last up to four years.)
10 Page Operation Manual
Most operation manuals are up to 150 pages and filled with technical jargon that's impossible to understand without a bachelors degree.
Our manuals are short and easy to read and follow the 2010 US Plain Language Act. Our manuals incorporate hyperlinks with informative videos and standards.
Simple Spring Array Assembly
Aerial Adventure Expert
Michael "Troy" Richardson is a renowned global authority on zipline safety and innovation, with over 35 years of expertise in designing and enhancing aerial amusement ride systems. As a key contributor to ASTM F2959 standards, Troy played a pivotal role in establishing new braking requirements for arrival speeds and ensuring safer zipline arrivals with advanced brake system guidelines. His commitment to safety and performance has set the benchmark for the aerial adventure industry.