Towpro Lifts Portable Rope Tow (200ft Demonstration Video)

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
  • This Portable Rope Tow System will change the way you run your terrain park, race team practice and events at the local ski hill. imagine having lift service to exactly where you need it and the ability to change its location and distance in a matter of hours. The Towpro System is a one of a kind, patented and performance tested surface lift for your ski resort, backyard, events and more. Whatever the application: Skiing, Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Tubing, Mountain biking and whatever other gravity powered sports you can think of, Towpro Lifts will rise to the occasion.

Komentáře • 6

  • @nicolacordioli7617
    @nicolacordioli7617 Před 3 lety

    Great! How many mt of rope can you spin?

    • @towproliftsllc
      @towproliftsllc  Před 3 lety +1

      The resort models can have run lengths up to 1500’ or more and the backyard consumer models are rated for a 750’ run.

    • @nicolacordioli7617
      @nicolacordioli7617 Před 3 lety

      @@towproliftsllc thank u!

  • @mysterycomment1553
    @mysterycomment1553 Před rokem +3

    $21000 for a TP-10 and like $10K for a backyard kit LOL. Rope and a Motor. But I guess rich people buy anything.

    • @towproliftsllc
      @towproliftsllc  Před rokem +3

      This is actually the most affordable lift system available for skiing and riding at resorts on earth. You may think it’s just a rope and a motor but that just shows you’ve never built or managed a rope tow, it takes a lot of time and effort to ensure any lift meets the ANSI b77.1 standard for lift inspections. If you are interested in learning about what it actually takes to make a lift of any kind and you don’t trust us, just ask your local resorts lift maintenance engineer

    • @NolieRavioli
      @NolieRavioli Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@towproliftsllc so it's not really a backyard tow line, considering you're valuing ski resort industry standards over affordability. and considering the competition you have in the resort rope tow manufacturing industry, I'd steer far from any resort trying to use this over a more thought out solution. I wonder, is there any reason you follow standards outside of commercial lift inspection?