Urban Boulders

Beautiful free-standing sculptures composed of striking geometric angles, they are visually impressive and fun, being both an attractive addition to any space as well as a great way to encourage and foster family and community engagement through physical fitness and activity.

Inspired by indoor climbing boulders, with both positive and negative inclinations, the difficulty level is variable, making it easy to get started while keeping it challenging.

A beautiful free-standing sculpture composed of striking geometric angles, the Summit is both imposing and impressive: a massive structure 12-feet high. Inspired by indoor climbing boulders, it contains hundreds of polyester resin grips of various shapes and sizes, offering both positive and negative inclinations, perfect for the recreational and experienced climber alike.

These natural looking obstacles are inspired by the mysteries of Stonehenge and its standing stones. With their small footprint and striking look, they enhance any project from urban settings to smaller spaces.

These boulders are designed to offer just the right challenge for each user. With the addition of the lintel, overhang possibilities are available for the experienced or adventurous climbers while the limited height of the Stones will appeal to amateur and younger climbers.

With 5 configurations available, they offer endless possibilities of climbing paths. These structures are fitted for the entire family.

With challenging decline sections at both ends, the Alpine, can be adjusted according to your own climbing vision. Completely modular and expandable, it is composed of 10 ft. high connectable modules, allowing you to form endless configurations of sequences that are just the right length and shape for what you have in mind. In fact, your only limitation is how you envision the project you wish to create.

The Base and Basecamp, stunning at 8 feet, are a great introduction for those just learning to climb: an ideal choice for schools and young people. It has been shown that climbing involves a range of abilities that are important to a child’s development, such as coordination, confidence and even problem-solving.

And because it’s a fun and challenging activity, it’s something a young person will want to do repeatedly, all the while building the strength and skills that will last a lifetime.