We’re proud to announce the completion of our second project in Iceland—a 120 square meter rope wall built for the training zone of Hjálparsveit skáta í Kópavogi. This installation is more than just a structure; it’s a purpose-built tool designed to elevate the training capabilities of Iceland’s scout rescue team. We’re honored that Hjálparsveit skáta chose to work with us again, trusting our expertise to help shape their evolving training landscape.

Climbing training plays a vital role in preparing rescue teams for real-world challenges. It enhances physical conditioning—building strength, endurance, and flexibility essential for navigating rugged terrain and performing rescues under pressure. The rope wall offers a versatile environment for practicing rope handling, knot tying, and anchor systems, all of which are critical for vertical rescues and safe movement in elevated or unstable areas.
Beyond technical skills, climbing fosters mental resilience and teamwork. It encourages problem-solving, trust, and communication—qualities that are indispensable in high-stress rescue scenarios. By simulating complex operations in a controlled setting, responders gain confidence and composure that translate directly to field performance.

Climbing also improves operational safety and efficiency. Familiarity with gear and protocols ensures faster response times and reduces the risk of injury during missions. Whether scaling cliffs, navigating rooftops, or maneuvering through collapsed structures, climbing-trained teams are better equipped to adapt and succeed.
This rope wall stands as a commitment to preparedness, skill-building, and community service. Thank you to Hjálparsveit skáta í Kópavogi for the opportunity to be part of your mission. We look forward to many more adventures together.