Order Your Tap Tags

If you are here, you are on your way to ordering your TapTags for your gym! Elevate the climbing experience, improve route navigation, and add an interactive element to your gym with TapTags.

⤷ Decide the Number of Routes

Before we get started and unless you’ve already done so, gather your team and decide on the number of routes you want in your gym. This will give you a general idea on the number of tap tags to order, don’t forget to order a few spares, and maybe a few neutral colours for competitions!

⤷ Using circuits, or grades?

Regardless of whether you follow the Vermin (V) scale, Fontainebleau Scale, or the YDS scale - Tap Tags let you choose. Group your grades with colours and circuits.

For example, Using the Font Grading System

› Our Tap Tag Colours

We offer our tap tags in 11 vibrant colours

Tap Tags only come in these colours.

What to see more pictures?

Hangboard for scale

Tip: White, Grey or Black can be used for your mystery grade climbs; or for your comps!

⤷ Understand what you are ordering

› What are Tap Tags

Each tap tap tag is comprised of 3 distinct tags;

1. QR Code: This unique QR code represents a specific climbing route. Climbers can scan this code to access route-related information, grades, or other relevant details. The QR code also marks the start of the route.

2. Hand Symbol: Used for the second hand, marking the start.

3. TOP Marker: The TOP marker signifies the top of a climbing route.

› How Tap Tags Work

1. Route Assignment: Each climbing route is designated a TapTag, with its own unique QR code which is specific to that climb.
   

   1x TapTag set - 3x components (ie Top, Start and QR code). Placement on Routes:

   • Mark the two-hand start of your route and the top.

   • Place the QR code and hand symbol on the starting holds.

   • Place the TOP marker on the finishing hold.
     

2. Visual Guidance: The combination of colours, QR codes, and symbols ensures climbers have a clear and engaging visual guide throughout their climbing experience (if they use the app or not)

› Tap Tag Placement Guidelines

TapTags are designed to be thin and of a thin non-rip plastic. This allows them to fit under climbing holds without interfering with the climb. To maximize their longevity and ensure they remain securely in place, please follow these placement recommendations:

• Always place TapTags in areas where they will not be stepped on or scraped ie AWAY from the direction of use of the climbing hold

• The best spot is between the wall and the climbing hold, ideally at the bottom of the hold where they are protected.

• TapTags are made from thin, flexible plastic so they can withstand some pressure without breaking, but correct placement is key to preventing damage.

• TapTags should only be place on the side of a Start hold, when the start hold is too small for the tag to fit under.

Avoid placing TapTags on exposed surfaces where climbers’ feet or hands may scrape them, as this can cause the tags to peel off or wear down prematurely.

› Tap Tag Pricing

Our Tap Tag pricing depends on your tier, please see this handy guide below.

*You will be invoiced separately if you pay annually, or along with your monthly subscription. Shipping is calculated separately, and not included in the above pricing

⤷ Understand our ordering system

Colour Variety: TapTags are available in 11 different colours, allowing gyms to customise and differentiate climbing routes.

Minimum Order Requirement: Due to the printing process, TapTags are supplied in sets of three (1 "route" equals 3 TapTags). This minimum order requirement ensures consistency and accuracy in route marking.

⤷ Order Tap Tags for your gym