POGO Hydraulic zipline

OFTEN IMITATED, BUT NEVER EQUALLED

It was the year 2000. The year we learned about both hanging chads and mad cow disease.  The year it turned out that Y2K wasn’t that big of a deal after all, and the first resident crew was launched to the International Space Station.  CD sales peaked in the US, and Russell Crowe starred in ‘Gladiator’, proving that kilts, pteruges, and similar apparel items can most definitely be masculine.  Most importantly, in the year 2000 the hydraulic zipline was born from the mind of ERi’s owner, one Mr. Todd Domeck, who was a mere 26 years old at the time.

ERi’s Pogo Hydraulic zipline is a simple, easy way to hydraulically tension a zipline.  It allows for the zipline to be raised and lowered literally with the push of a button on a remote control, which provides an opportunity for ADA accessible ziplines, or to simply lower any rider in the landing zone.  Existing ziplines are able to be retrofit, too.

The system has minimal maintenance and helps fine folks like our friends at Camp Widjiwagan in Antioch, Tennessee, USA give ALL their campers an awesome zipline experience – check out their video below.  It’s pretty darn neat to be able to be a part of that.