Pretty cool bouldering gym costing 9.50 for the day. You can rent shoes for 3 euros on top of that…read more Not bad at all. The gym is quite good. Lots of different routes of varying difficulties. If it is your first time at the gym ensure to check the colour coding of the difficulties. If i recall right green was hard, white easy and yellow were in the middle but as high as I could go. There are also rings handling on strings that you can play with. In the background they have also got some soothing reggae music playing. That goes with the general feel and vibe of this place. Keep it cool and relaxed. When we got there around 2 on a Sunday there were some people and it was good but from about 3:40 to 4 when we left, the place suddenly got way overcrowded. It may be worth avoiding such times if you wanna boulder on lots of routes

This place is right around the corner from my current apartment, and so checking it out was a…read moreno-brainer. I knew it was going to be small just from the area, but I didn't realize *how* small. You're almost always on top of someone or in someone's way, and though everyone was friendly about it, it definitely becomes an annoyance very quickly. I will say a couple of the photos here are super impressive in how they make the space look bigger. I had to stare at a few of them just to try to figure out how the hell they were taken. Anyway, having cut my teeth climbing in a converted barn, I'm not really looking for polish when it comes to a climbing gym. However, when the shabbiness continues into the problem setting, that's when you'll lose me. And here, I just wasn't impressed. There were problems where you couldn't differentiate the holds for Problem A and Problem B as they intertwined, problems that felt lazily set, and too many that just seemed gimmicky. At the end of the day, it's a climbing gym, so if you're nearby, short on time, and in need of a fix, it'll do. But given my choice, I'll hit up some of the other gyms in the area as a regular. It's worth the extra commute.