Climbstation is an indoor rock climbing simulator that is both proactive and fun. A Finnish innovation by Joyride Games, it is the solution to safe, healthy and exciting gaming. This artificial indoor climbing wall that comes in a 30x4.8m dimension and has no ropes or harness all around you is even scarier than an actual climb.

It has a smart touch screen user interface where you can select one of seven custom-built tracks. You can save your preferences and even your scores. It also gives you the chance to know the time, height, length of route climbed and even calories burnt.

 

The coolest thing about it is the linked option where two or more units can be interlinked to give a multi-person effect for contests and competitions. Also, it has an 'earthquake effect' option. Brilliant idea. It comes with safety pads, a control unit and software for a single climber.

 

Climbstation makes it more convenient to go climbing than any other artificial indoor climbing unit. It is perfect for amateurs and pros alike, making climbing available to all fans, let alone the fact that it is probably the most effective workout equipment on the market. This is a definite item to go for and its multiple features stand for that: modernity, flexibility, mobility, safety and reliability, not to mention the fact that it gives you the thrill of competition.

 

The simulator is available in gray, white, black, blue, green, yellow and red colors. It is great for climbing halls, shops, and gyms. There are no details regarding the availability or price of Climbstation, so, if you want to know any additional info, you should contact the manufacturer directly. Until then, you should start training for the climbing effort, so your entire body won't hurt after your first contact with the gadget.

 
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