Petzl RopeTrip SERIES 2015 - Switzerland

On November 14, 2015, the Swiss qualifying round for the 2016 Petzl RopeTrip took place in Zurich. Nine 3-person teams competed against each other in several different rope access challenges.

Each challenge highlighted agility or speed, teamwork or individual abilities. The finals determined which of the day’s two top teams edge out the other. Team “The Arborists” won the title this year and will take off in April 2016 for Salt Lake City in order to participate in the international event.

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