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Supplier Update www.parkworld-online.com


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of the truth. You might have been accurate a month or two ago,


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but recent activity has seen the fi rm both enter into a manufacturing agreement with new Zealand’s Clip ’n Climb, taking it into the climbing wall market, and acquire US fi rm Amaze’n Mazes. On the surface it betrays a penchant for companies with awkward apostrophes in their name, but there’s obviously much more at play here than that. Rapid expansion for one.


Brad Ade, Ropes Courses and John Targgett, Clip ‘n Climb


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Ropes Courses was started by Jim Liggett in 1989 after he enjoyed success with a zip line course business he began seven years earlier. The company, based in Allegan, Michigan, now employs over 70 people in such fi elds as design, engineering, manufacturing, installation and operation of various ropes courses as well as zip line attractions. Existing products include Sky Rail, Sky Trail, Sky Tikes, zip lines.


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US high-ropes specialist Ropes Courses has been busy of late tying up a manufacturing deal with New Zealand’s Clip ’n Climb climbing walls - and acquiring Amaze’n Mazes too. It all adds up to rapid expansion for the fi rm, as market development manager Lori Gunthorp tells Ronnie Dungan…


ou could be forgiven for thinking that Ropes Courses is all about one thing, given its does-what-it-says-on- the-tin moniker, but that would be somewhat wide


JANUARY 2018


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