Tested in 2021 at American Adventure Park Systems in Georgia

INDUSTRY IMPACT:
Our system directly addresses the critical safety challenges facing the zipline industry:
• Eliminates human error in braking
• Provides consistent stopping force across all rider weights
• Maintains performance in all weather conditions
• Exceeds all current safety standards

Testing of the Dual Zipline Spring System with sandbags is a critical safety requirement that must be properly executed and documented. Each spring array undergoes comprehensive testing using calibrated sandbags (65-300 lbs) to validate both primary and secondary braking mechanisms. Certified personnel must document all testing conditions, including weather, temperature, weight configurations, and system responses. This testing process verifies spring compression ratios, deceleration rates, and fail-safe mechanisms while ensuring compliance with 2025 safety standards. Proper staff training on testing procedures and documentation is essential for maintaining ongoing safety protocols. Remember: thorough testing and documentation aren’t just requirements—they’re fundamental safeguards for operator and rider safety.

Most Utah Ski Resorts utilize spring arrays and auto braking zipline trolleys. Troy designed and built the original spring array at Park City Mountain Resort.