Rock climbing trucks will Make your Event a Hit

Everyone wants to make their event a smash hit and what better way to do it than by getting a rock climbing truck. This will be a great activity for everyone to try and it’s even better for the spectators to watch.Often you see these rock climbing trucks at events like fete’s, shows and open days, but they are also available for hire to come to birthday party’s. Just like a jumping castle these rock climbing trucks can be hired out for an hourly rate and they come with a professional who will fully set it up prior to your event. You will also be provided with a qualified instructor who will teach fit the climbers into their harness’s, give them a safety briefing and provide them with some basic climber training and helpful tips for making it to the top.

Rock Climbing Trucks come in a variety of sizes and can have 1 up to 6 ropes and climbs on their tower. This means that you can have many participants climbing at once which increases the level of interaction with your friends and the overall enjoyment of the experience. Depending on the event these climbs can have the holds changed to suit a varying level of climbers. For example if it is to be used at a 10 year olds birthday party most of the climbs would be set to an easy level, but if it’s to used at a family day there would be a range of climbs from very easy to advanced.

Normally to participate and go climbing on rock climbing trucks you will need to be over 18 and sign a waiver or have your parent or guardian present to sign your waiver. This is a common practice so that you acknowledge that you are participating in a potentially dangerous activity. Realistically there is very little danger potential with these rock climbing trucks. They are normally on a regular maintenance schedule, fully checked before each event and they use a mechanical system of belay which is virtually failsafe.

If you would like to organize a rock climbing truck for your next event you would need to look up indoor rock climbing in your phone book or a better way would be to get in touch with your local indoor climbing gym to get a referral to who hires them out in your local area.