Rotating Climbing Wall



Rock climbing is an athletic sport that people love to watch, but often feel afraid to try. There is a lot to fear when rock climbing. The pillar can be very tall and the fall very long before the safety harness is able to catch you. There is also the risk that the safety harness will fail and fail to catch the person. A rotating climbing wall can help to prevent such dangers and make rock climbing more accessible for more people.



There are some major draw backs to the traditional rock climb face. In the average rock climb there are many hand holds and foot holds that are not able to support the average climber. In addition, the real rocks are sharp and very dangerous to climb on. Safety harnesses are not attached above the climber as they are in other climbing ventures but are rather attached to the climber as they climb up. This can result in a longer drop before the harness is engaged. Since the climber is often placing his rigging in the rock himself, this is time consuming and may not make for the best hold This does not phase experienced rock climbers, but to get to that point, these experienced climbers had to begin on a rotating climbing wall or a stationary wall.

Stationary rock walls or pillars are more commonly found in climbing training facilities. This is because, unlike the rotating climbing wall, they allow the climber to experience heights. These walls have pre-positioned pegs and climbing angles designed to challenge the climber. These safer methods of climbing provide the rock climbing experience in a predictable and safe manner. The climber is able to plan his accent and is able to practice that assent until he is satisfied with the speed and capability of completing that climb.

Stationary rock pillars are mobile and can be brought to different events to raise money or provide an exciting and different physical challenge to people. In this way, the stationary rock pillar is similar to the rotating climbing wall. Truly, the stationary rock pillars are the evolutionary link between the stationary rock climbing wall and the rotating wall. It possesses the best characteristics of both walls. The rock pillar provides the height of the stationary wall and the portability of the rotating walls. The rock pillar provides a preset angle, preset foot and hand holds and can be planned out. The rock pillar provides a solid anchor at the top to provide a safe and secure protection against falling for the climber.