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Kinetix Action Towers
Challenges: the Activities Climbers Love
Challenges hang from a Tower and blend the fun of an entertainment center, the thrill of a climbing gym, and the problem-solving of a ninja course. Each one has options for beginners to experts.
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What ARe Challenges
Over 30 Different Fun Climbing Activities
Each Challenge has paths for beginners to experts and some can be ascended by two climbers at a time. A set of Challenges provides several options to fit your whole crowd. They're the middle layer of the system: the Tower suspends them, and Climbponents bolt onto them.
Towers
The structures to which Challenges are attached.
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Challenges
The climbing activities - over 30 available.
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Climbponents
The features that bolt onto every Challenge.
Unparalleled Variety
One climbing activity,
every kind of climber
A fixed climbing wall asks every guest to climb the same way. Challenges don't. Because each route offers a range of difficulties, a single set serves a six-year-old's birthday party, a teen climbing league, and an adult fitness crowd — without re-rigging anything. That range is what fills the calendar and keeps a wall earning across every booking type.
Beginner to expert on each Challenge
Climb solo or head-to-head
Built to take Climbponents
Reconfigurable any time
Accessible by design
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Fills every booking type
Built to a commercial standard
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More play per square foot
Meet Climbers at their Level
Each Challenge meets climbers wherever they are
Flexibility is the heart of the system. Each Challenges can be climbed in a variety of ways providing a range of options. From approachable to genuinely hard, a beginner and an expert can climb the same lane and both be challenged. And be successful.
The Challenge Catalog
More than 30
ways to climb
Build a collection that fits your crowd — playful and social, dynamic and balance-testing, or technical and strength-driven.
Head-to-Head & Cooperative
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Double Ropes
Climb one rope like in gym, or use both Tarzan-style to swing your way up.
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Etrier Ascent
Move back and forth between two rope ladders to pass the gaps.
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Floating Panels
These dangling panels wobble and swing as you climb solo or with another.
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Leaning Ladder
This ladder leans to and fro as one or two participants make their way upward.
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Suction Cups
Scale a skyscraper, just like the movies.
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Face Off
Mirror the moves of your friend (or foe...) as you race to the top of this transparent tower.
Balance & Movement
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Buoy Ladder
These buoys bounce and bob as you step, hug, or hop up each one.
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Disc Grips
These rotating discs can spin, so hang on tight!
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Floating Steps
This stack of steps twists and shakes as you and a friend ascend together.
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Floating Volumes
Each volume wiggles and wobbles as you work your way up, alone or with a friend.
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King Swing
Leap from a platform into the air, hugging the heavy bag if you can clear the gap.
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Yo Yo Barrel
Take a walk on the wild side, spooling yourself to new heights.
Technique & Strength
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Double Poles
Push or pull against each pipe to stay stable as you shimmy up.
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Adjustable Chimney
Wedge yourself inside narrow walls, or stretch waaay out with your hands overhead.
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Lines of Ascent
Work your way up four taut lines with gizmos that grip the rope.
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Block Build
Stack these cubes in a tippy tower, trying to stay steady as you ascend.
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Log Lasso
Bring out your inner lumberjack and lasso this log to progress upwards.
Blank Canvas
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A blank climbing lane that accepts any Climbponent, hold, or volume — the most configurable route in the catalog, and the bridge to the Climbponents page. Start with a set of holds, then add features as your crowd evolves.
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Solo · Together · Head-to-Head
Climb alone, together, or against each other
Some Challenges are built for a single climber working a problem; others can be ascended by two climbers side by side. The two-person routes are where programming gets interesting — a cooperative route has partners solving it together, while a head-to-head route turns the wall into a race. For an operator, that's birthday competitions, league nights, and team-building all on the same hardware.
1 Climber
A single climber against the route — wedge, balance, and pull through a problem at your own pace. The heart of the technique-and-strength group.
2 Climbers
Two climbers either with or against each other. Ascending the same Challenge solo or with a partner completely changes the experience.
The rest of the Kinetix equation
Explore the rest of the
Kinetix system
Challenges are the routes. They need a structure to hang from and features to climb. Explore the other two parts of the system.
Build a Challenge Collection for Your Crowd
Faqs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Kinetix Challenge?
It's a climbing element that hangs from a Kinetix Tower. Each Challenge presents a different physical problem — a chimney to stem, poles to shimmy, volumes to balance across — and offers a range in difficulty so it suits all levels of climbers.
Can the same Challenge work for kids and adults?
Yes. Most Challenges offer different methods of ascent that provide a range of difficulty from approachable to genuinely difficult. So, beginners and experienced climbers use the same lane and both find it challenging and can achieve success.
Is a Challenge for one climber or two?
Both exist. Some are single-climber problems; others seat two for cooperative climbing or head-to-head races.
How many Challenges are there?
More than 30 configurations, spanning competitive, balance-based, and strength-and-technique routes — with new ones added over time.
Do Challenges work with Climbponents?
Many do. Routes like the Panel+ and Floating Volumes accept bolt-on Climbponents, so you can change a route on an individual Challenge. Easy way to keep things fresh for repeat participants.
Can we reconfigure Challenges after install?
Yes. Challenges can be swapped over time so you can refresh the activities for returning guests. This is a simple, but not easy process - best to contact Eldorado.
What does a Challenge set cost?
It depends on height but Challenges range from $2,000 to $20,000 each and average about $8,000 each. Challenges are quoted as part of your configuration, since the right set depends on your crowd and the Tower it hangs from. Contact sales for pricing built around your build.
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