Came here after getting free birthday pass, and that one session made me drop my previous gym and switch to Vital. Come here primarily for the rooftop climbing or weightlifting. Good gym space with the addition of the Annex. read more

VITAL Climbing Gym - Brooklyn - Rooftop climbing - Gyms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Incredible climbing gym! I've been to their upper east side location before, and it cannot compare to this one. It's a massive facility with so many courses you can complete and serves a great range of abilities. You can climb for free on your birthday, and the staff at this location were so friendly and helpful in getting me set up. There's a great gym portion and even an Annex facility with more machines, but the staff is certainly the climbing. It gets busy on a Saturday, but there's a lot of great energy and it can be fun to watch others climb (especially as it's a super exhausting activity and good to rest often). I spent a couple hours here and had a blast. The facility also has lots of natural light! My one small note is that there a very few showers and bathrooms, so would recommend changing in advance of going if you can. Otherwise there can be quite a wait. read more

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This 'crew' charged me for services not rendered, supposedly under the auspices of a (draconian) membership 'agreement'. Important for merchants to keep in mind: sticking a policy into a contract doesn't automatically make it lawful or enforceable! For exactly that reason, Attorney General Tish James is investigating NYC gyms like VITAL for their Byzantine cancellation policies. See, e.g., https://ag.ny.gov/press-release/2025/attorney-general-james-secures-refunds-and-policy-changes-queens-gym-misled read more

Yes it's bougie, yes it's expensive. But coming from CO to climb in NYC, this is the best place to be by far. A massive bouldering area with a huge range of setting is accompanied by a full fitness room with free weights, cable machines, benches, and hang boards alike. Also has a great common area with tables to get work done and WiFi, one of the only roomy places to do that in Williamsburg. I haven't dove into any of the classes just yet, but with so many offerings they really offer more than just a climbing gym. read more

VITAL Climbing Gym - Brooklyn - Main bouldering floor with multiple rooms - Gyms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Does this place have a haunted elevator?? $35 for a day pass. Have to sign all these waivers and watch a YouTube video about how to climb and follow the rules. The views from the roof are insane. This place is supposedly 24 hours. There's even an annex section across the street. I'm super beginner, so this gym is probably wasted on me. Lots of amenities here like a sauna, an actual gym section with weights, and a juice bar. read more

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Huge climbing gym with many walls of different levels. I am told they change up the walls every 2 weeks. I had never been climbing before. It was not easy! Takes a lot of maneuvering, flexibility, and body strength. Prior to entering, you have to watch a video and sign a risk waiver. Apparently, you can get seriously hurt. I was so proud to make it all the way up one wall but saw later on it was easily climbed by the kids at camp, lol. I like that they also offer yoga, cycling, a small weights area, and roof climbing outside. Yes, once you make it to the top, you can sit at the top and enjoy the view! An overall fun experience! read more

VITAL Climbing Gym - Brooklyn - Gyms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Huge bouldering gym. Amazing rooftop bouldering area with sunset views over manhattan. Fun and diverse route setting (leaning towards modern comp style). Friendly staff and climbers. Expansive 'gym' area with slackline etc. read more

We had a birthday here for our adult friend and it was a lot of fun! Liz was a wonderful host and coordinated the surprise perfectly. We had a good time navigating the gym and trying our luck on the different walls. Definitely recommend checking it out. read more

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Waow! I loved this gym! I got a day pass for $35, keep in mind that rental shoes and chalk will cost you a bit extra. This was a huge gym with plenty of amenities. There are lots of places to store your stuff in cubbies or lockers. There's a kids section in the back with a mini bouldering area and a slide. There's also a workout station with weights and much more you to try. At the front, I saw a huge table with ppl working or studying. This gym has 2 floors so there are plenty of bouldering walls both on the ground floor and rooftop level. It's so cool that you can see the Brooklyn skyline as you climb. Upstairs, there are classrooms for yoga and cycling. There's even a cafe at the top. This was a great gym, would def visit again! read more

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I just became a new member , and I stopped by this location Yesterday (09/19)-- and the front desk staff was very impersonable and cold. I came in and struggled to find my vital fob as I approached the desk, they watched me the whole time, and when I finally found it - they then decided to say "we can help find you without it". Mind you there was 100 of them at the desk , and I strolled in at the perfect time where it was just ME @ the desk. After I scan -- I asked where the locker rooms/bathrooms were and after being stared at like I was asking a crazy question for all of 2 minutes, ONE out of the many front desk folks decided to tell me where everything is -- as if I was an annoyance. I've worked customer service before -- so I get it can be draining but this being my first impression -- after experiencing the warmer desk at Lower Manhattan is wild. read more

Fun spot, for a beginner, I liked that there was a variety of things to do if you are tired of climbing. The outdoor rooftop area with the firepit and nice views, coffee shop, sauna, yoga room, and gym on the first floor. Got in for $40 for a day pass read more

Great bouldering-only climbing gym that has an expansive selection of bouldering routes on the first floor and outdoor climbing on the rooftop as well. They also hold classes for yoga, cycling, and general fitness, and have a long picnic style table for people to get some work done by the entryway. A few pros and cons below: Pros: - Very large area of bouldering walls offering varying difficulties and terrain. - Outdoor climbing on the roof with great views. - Communal workspace. - 24/7 access for members. - You don't need to bring a lock (combination lock lockers are available in the hallway that are free for everyone to use). - Super friendly staff. Cons: - There's no designated changing areas. Instead, there are a 3 single stall bathrooms (with no bench inside, making changing difficult) and 4 bathroom/shower single stalls with benches. In both instances the floors can be wet and there can be a long wait to get an available stall. It's manageable, but would be nice if there was a designated space just to quickly change clothes. (Side Note: I'd just quickly change in the hallway by the lockers which I'd be totally fine with, but I was told by staff that that would be frowned upon lol.) - There's no designated room/space for bike and e-scooter parking. Would be nice if they opened up a storage closet or something to put e-scooters in since they'll just get stolen when locked up on the sidewalk. Overall, I really like this climbing gym and I'm looking forward to membership here. If they fixed the 2 issues above, this climbing gym would be easily 5-stars. read more

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My boyfriend and I love to climb so we decided to try out the Brooklyn location of VITAL since we were in the area. We came here on a Sunday afternoon and we got a day pass. The day pass was $35, which is slightly higher than the average day pass that I have seen in other climbing gyms. After we checked in, we went to the locker area and changed. All the lockers there just used passcodes and therefore we didn't need a lock, which was very convenient. They didn't have a locker room and they just had a bunch of single person bathrooms instead. The bathroom that I went to was very spacious and clean and it also had a shower inside. They also have towels for rent at the front desk. Great for those that like to shower in the gym! The gym looked very new and modern overall and it had a lot of bouldering walls. The level of the problems were color coded and you need to use the conversion chart to convert it back to the V-scale. We found that a little weird but I guess we were just not use to it. The gym also had a rooftop where you can climb outdoor. The rooftop also had a fireplace which is great during the winter time. It was definitely an interesting experience climbing outdoor though I felt like that was more for the pictures. They also offer a lot of different classes where you can just walk in if you're a day pass holder or you can also reserve a spot online if you're a member. I was a little surprised that they even offered aerial yoga there! Aerial yoga classes are usually around $35 per class, which is pretty much the same as the day pass but you also get to use the climbing gym here! I didn't really check the schedule of the classes of that day so I didn't try any but I will definitely want to try it if I ever come back! read more

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What an amazing climbing gym. This is any indoor boulderer's dream. The routes were complex, tough, and scaled well. There was a lot to climb and not capable in 1 session. When you walk in the lighting, the staff, and overall feel of the place invites you in. The creme de la creme was the rooftop. I went through my own spiritual journey while heel hooking a cube boulder to the brooklyn sunset. I felt at home and didn't want to return to my apartment. If they had rooms here I would rent one. I truly loved climbing here. read more

Great service, the equinox of rock climbing. Highly recommend this gym if you're in the neighborhood.

I came here to explore this gym and I got surprised. This place is AMAZING. Its spacious, clean, big, its got lots of bouldering problems both first floor and roof, the workout area is bigger than any other gyms in NYC, its got a separate section of competition bouldering, its got a separate section of dyno problems, and much more. It is like all the climbing gyms in NYC combined into one and much more Some of the amenities that this place offers that other place dont are: outdoor firepit in the roof, outdoor restaurant, bike section, sauna, yoga section, and 24 hr availability for members Damn, this place up the game a lot. I am thinking very hard into pausing my membership and switching to this place for some time... If you have not been here, i'd recommend you to come here and check it out. You will be amazed by its facilities and installations This is trully a five stars climbing gym! read more

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New climbing gym alert! Woohoo! Vital is great. They've got 2 floors, both with an abundance of fun activities to offer. Downstairs, Vital has several climbing walls for bouldering. By the windows, there is also an aerials area. There are several classes every day for Silks, as well as Hammock. They just came out with a new Straps class as well. Upstairs is an eclectic area. , with an outdoor rooftop bouldering area that one can top out on--and catch a lovely view of the Manhattan skyline from across the water. There's also a sauna, a yoga studio room, and a cycling room. The latter two frequently have classes running in them, all is which seem to be quite popular. read more

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As a first timer at VITAL, I think the experience could've been a lot smoother. Once you sign the waiver and pay at the desk, you're free to go pick out your climbing shoes and roam around. I have been to Brooklyn Boulders and The Cliffs, where the trails are kind of intuitive, here the color of the hold does not match the difficulty. Everything on the first floor didn't seem to match the grading scale; for example, the green looked incredibly hard. After finally talking to an employee, we learned the first floor is for COMPETITIONS, and thus harder than the grade leads you to believe. The top floor is for more casual climbers! To me and my friend, we couldn't stand the first floor anyway--it smelled strongly of FEET. I don't know if it's the pile of dirty climbing shoes, the gym nearby or just the sheer number of people there on a Saturday afternoon. We also weren't initially offered the powder bag so luckily I asked for one, which was provided at no extra cost. The top floor was much nicer, though still not super beginner friendly. I think we only spotted 3 green (V0) trails. I would've loved to take advantage of the free class included with the day pass--which makes the $35 price tag a little more worth it--but by Thursday night, there wasn't anything left on Sat afternoon that had spots for 2 people. The top of the climbing wall where you get a view of the city skyline is pretty nice and a unique feature no other climbing gym can offer. Caught a nice sunset! I think I would come again but under the conditions that it's during off-peak hours and be able to schedule a class at the same time. read more

I'm new to bouldering and have been making my rounds across the city's climbing gyms, and VITAL has a noticeably different vibe from Brooklyn Boulders where I've been frequenting near home. First of all, it's much newer, and has more of a brighter, more modern feel to the space. Brooklyn Boulders is smaller and well established, and a thriving and warm community that exists there, especially for kids, which makes sense for the neighborhood. VITAL feels much more adult, with a rooftop bar where you can sometimes catch live music, beautiful views of the city skyline, and even get your climb on during more temperate months. I think both gyms are great, though as someone who doesn't spend a lot of time around kids, I'm partial to VITAL, which is for some reason open 24 hours. I've wondered who is climbing at 3am, but after surveying many of my friends who are members it turns out I might be the odd one out in that regard. Because it has more of an explicitly adult crowd, it can feel more like a scene, which can be either good or bad depending on who you are. Though it feels quite wide open and expansive, it's a popular gym and can get extremely crowded. So even if it's considered a beginner friendly gym, beginners like myself may feel intimidated by all the people hovering around waiting for a turn at whatever boulder you're trying to climb, and jumping off without crashing into anyone can feel hazardous. Also for such a new and clean gym, I found the bathrooms to be gross, which may simply be a result of having so many people at the gym at once. I do like that VITAL goes beyond just being a climbing gym, with an area with machines, free weights, and barbells, and a full schedule of yoga, aerial, and cycling classes, making this a really well rounded gym and totally worth the $135/month membership fee. If you're lucky enough to have a schedule that allows you to go during off peak hours, climbing at VITAL is a really fun experience. read more

Nicest climbing in Nyc for sure, had a great time here with some friends. It was about $140 for entry for 4 of us which is a little hefty but you gotta get your moneys worth yourself. Tons of indoor and outdoor activities with suana and full gym. The lady at the front desk was even nice enough to let us borrow a bag of chalk. Will most likely come back and purchase the 5 entries for $150. read more

Vital is by far my favorite climbing gym in NYC. My only complaint is that the walls are ROUGH. Like I've cut my legs MULTIPLE TIMES through leggings and pants rough. There's constant blood stains on the walls that aren't cleaned. And there was a couple members of the staff that mentioned that they were supposed to sand the walls but it's clear that's not happening. However, that aside, the gym itself is wonderful. The facility is huge for NYC and it's the biggest VITAL thus far. I enjoy taking the classes and the fact it's 24/7 to members. Your rentals and food purchases can be linked to your membership card so you just tap and you don't have to worry about grabbing your card. The roof is a definite perk as well, the sunset view is great. read more

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terrible. don't waste your time or money. my national guard unit was going to sign up here and there are a ton of us, but they do not offer a military discount. Not impressed with the employees either. I walked in and two were just sitting at the desk, didn't even smile to greet customers. A third one was also just standing there. Why do you need three people to sit and stand around and do nothing? You don't have to wonder why AI is taking over your job or automated check in if this is the response you get, dull, no personality and zero talent. I asked one of them to write something down and they were very bothered they had to actually get up and grab a pen. Waste of money, go to a real gym. read more

This place is AMAZING. This is everything Brooklyn Boulders wants to be but isn't. Where do I even begin? Climbing: This place is huge and has all sorts of kinds of walls. Vertical slab, overhung, top out, long and short problems, and an outdoor rooftop climbing area! If you don't like a problem, move on. There's plenty of others to try! There's even a dyno and comp area for completely different types of sets. I was there climbing for about 6 hrs straight and I still didn't manage to get through all the walls. I think it would take me a solid 2-3 days to go through all the walls (as compared to 1-2 for most of the other gyms in the city). If I was seriously projecting, working through the problems, it'd obviously take me longer. This place is also pretty good for both kids and beginners. There's a separate kids climbing area and plenty of tables and chairs for parents to hang out around. For beginners, there's a lot of easier problems set too and I find the circuit V scale grading helpful to get you to try things that you may not have otherwise. It's a pretty good way to get better. Hanging out: This place is amazing even as a hang out spot. My husband, a non-climber, even said that he'd consider getting into climbing because the gym is so cool. There's a humongous long table/bench near the lobby area, plenty of chairs and tables, some board games, and an awesome rooftop with food and a fire pit. People can hang out and enjoy the views of the city while sipping on some beer and noshing on some food. Work out/Training: This place has a good number of classes throughout the day. It has a large workout/weights area with treadmills and machines. It's got a whole training cave with a dense set and lots of fingerboards. It's got a treadwall, a slackline, a cycling room, and a studio room too. Oh and did I mention that I has an area for aerial silks? General/Misc: This place feels well planned. It's got everything I want from a climbing gym and more. This place has large window walls that can open up so this place breathes in a way that I don't think any other climbing gym in the city currently does. There's tiny little details like putting some fake grass on the inner part of the top out climb on the roof that makes it feel like you can just chill for a little after your hard earned send. Plus, you're looking at a view of the city all around. It makes you feel like you're ready to take on the world. Overall, I'm impressed. It's open 24 hrs for members. I definitely contemplated moving to the area to take advantage. I just can't wait to go back! read more

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So chill. Wow went the other day and it was so pleasurable. Was able to climb a lot of walls and had awesome time in sauna as well. read more

VITAL Climbing Gym - Brooklyn - Gyms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Absolutely the best! Such a great place to climb, workout and just chill. Plan to stay for day and you can keep active with plenty to do

Dirty holds, super crowded, poor toile bathroom maintenance. This was not worth the $35 day pass at all. Many holds are so worn and dirty that they're coated in a black grime. I was slipping off of v0s that should be way more grippy (I'm comparing these to the same holds in my main gym). Then after wrapping up, I went to a bathroom and the trash can for paper towels was overflowing by at least a foot. If the gym was cheaper, sure I'd give it a pass. But it feels like there's little maintenance on the holds and the bathrooms should be kept up with at this price. I was so disappointed by today's experience that I wouldn't even go back with friends if it were free. read more

Not the best route setting done here at one of Brooklyn's newest gyms. Aside from the panoramic view of New York on the rooftop and the shiny new equipment, I think there is much desired from this climbing gym... Route setting needs to be a lot more creative for green to orange. I think they've made it too "step ladder" and didn't input any real trickery. Once you get to red and purple, the difficulty level jumps up like two levels. I think there needs to be a much better transition between the lower difficulty levels and intermediate. Some of the front staff are friendly. But for the most part they look like they're just standing around talking to each other. Had a large group one time come in and weren't oriented. They started climbing up the wall and didn't know routes were set so people don't collide against each other. Overall, I don't think this place is a true climber's gym. Doesn't have the spirit of climbing gyms where I've been. Qualities of a a good climbing gym: chatty atmosphere between climbers, open lockers and leaving personal belongings unattended, friendly climbers sharing war stories, a sink to wash hands, friendly dogs that whimper for their owners, and a weight and training area that is geared for purely climbing. I think some better route setting and better attentive by staff to build up the culture would certainly boost the place. The atmosphere isn't quite there yet... read more

I created a yelp account to post this: I've been climbing 5+ years. I've been to countless gyms. Vital Oceanside back in CA is my home gym. I asked this Brooklyn cool guy kid with bleached hair at the front desk if the former head-setter of Vital Oceanside, a guy named Atrej who's a phenomenal climber and setter, was in this day. He gave me the most cool guy answer ever, talking to me like I was some rental shoes know-nothing. He seemed far more interested in hitting on his co-worker -- leaning over her while watching Youtube videos -- than doing anything else. To be honest, no one else there was particularly great -- but he was by far the most off-putting and arrogant person I've ever encountered at a climbing gym. read more

The routes here are OK and they change them fairly frequently so it doesn't get too boring quickly. However, almost every time I've visited, the staff has been rude and more concerned with flirting with each other and carrying on their conversations while I (and others) waited to get a day pass or whatever. When ive locked eyes with said staff, they briefly look concerned, and some have rolled their eyes before actually helping me. I don't buy the gym membership here because the staff is pretty much systematically annoying and passive aggressively elitist if you're not a white person with a facial piercing or at least one dainty hipster tattoo, or a minority who aspires to be the said white hipster stereotype. #facts read more

I've been a handful of times just getting a day pass and it's always such a great experience! It's a little intimidating to boulder on your own but the people at the gym are nice and most of the time aren't paying attention to you. There's lots of beginner routes and a fun outdoor/rooftop section you can explore. read more

Want a gym that feels like Equinox without paying a lot of $$? Try out the Vital Climbing Gym! It's a very nice gym that includes rock climbing, saunas, yoga classes and much more. Honestly, everything you would want to find in a gym + more! If you're new to Vital, you need to first sign a waiver and pay the admissions fee of $35. If you want to rock climb, you can bring your own rock climbing shoes and chalk or you can rent theirs out for a small fee. They also have yoga mats as well! I love how clean this gym is, especially with COVID - they make sure to sanitize all the rental shoes before putting it on the shelf. The bathrooms are also very clean, with your own shower in each bathroom if you would like to use it after your session. My favorite part of the gym was going to the outdoor rock climbing area. The gym welcomes beginners and advanced climbers with their own difficulties that are clearly labeled. If you go to the top, you can see the city skyview (a treat for all that hard work and sweat)! If you're scared of heights, it can be a little discouraging to come down but they make it really easy on the other-side of the boulder (it's similar to a ladder). And it's also safe to jump (if you're feeling adventurous) by layering the floor with some soft material. Inside of the gym, you can find weights and running machines for a different type of work out. I love the variety of things that they offer! I will definitely come back to workout here. If you come on the weekends, it can be packed but parking is not an issue (and free!) read more

I got a day pass for $35. They only have boulders, no safely rope thing (I don't know what it's called lol.) This place is new, clean and modern. The rooftop is beautiful, and it over looks the city. You can rock climb on the roof too. They also have an area where you can order food and drinks. read more

VITAL Climbing Gym - Brooklyn - Roof top, rock climbing view. - Gyms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This gym is hands down the best gym in New York! Absolutely love everything about it and the staff is so friendly. Thank you bee for the help! She assisted my friends on planning the best birthday surprise ever! read more

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You can tell this gym is different from the moment you walk in the front doors. I've been a Cliffs member for 6+ years and I've visited several gyms in the area over the years. I've long held the belief that The Cliffs at LIC is the best climbing gym in the NYC area, but that no longer holds. From what I saw online I assumed this gym was "too bougie for me", but it turns out they charge the same membership fees as the other gyms in the NYC area. Maybe even less, if you take the lack of an activation fee into account. VITAL is a bouldering-only gym that also has the biggest "standard gym" area (barbells, free weights, treadmills, etc.) that I've seen at a climbing gym. I also saw a yoga/dance studio and a room for spin classes up stairs. This gym stands out above the others for many reasons but here are a few at the top of my mind: Cleanliness: The space feels more wide open, and I feel like I'm not constantly breathing in chalky air like at other gyms. My completely non-scientific and made-up estimate is that the amount of chalk dust in the air at VITAL is less than 40% what it would be at other gyms. This gym also doesn't hit you with the characteristic "climbing gym" smell of grimy climbing shoes as soon as you walk in the front door. Privacy: The washrooms are clean and offer privacy you can't find at any other gym. There are many individual stalls for people to change in, and some of them are even outfitted with shower stalls inside. Security: Quite a lot of lockers everywhere in the building for your convenience. It didn't seem like one had to bring their own lock either (who the heck wants to buy their own lock?). At any other gym I am used to leaving my bag somewhere and I've never had issues with theft at other gyms, but it is good to have the peace of mind if I need it. For more climbing-specific highlights: The gym seemed very beginner friendly, with many options in the VB/V0 range. I'm comparing this to The Cliffs where there are probably no more than 10 V0s in the gym, and half of them are honestly really hard for first-time climbers. Now I know that if I ever want to bring people climbing and they have limited experience, VITAL is the place to go. I also enjoyed the routesetting for the harder climbs as well in the V4+ range. I think they struck a good balance between making them challenging and interesting without being super gimmicky like how BKB feels a lot of the time. I hope they keep it up! At the end of the day I will still keep my membership at The Cliffs since I'm more into sport climbing than bouldering, but I'm very impressed with VITAL and look forward to visiting quite frequently. read more

Overall a very solid gym. Has just about the most expansive non- climbing amenities of any bouldering gym I've been to, and the top out boulders on the roof are a v unique experience. The routes are v clearly marked, there are lockers you don't need to bring your own locks for which is great, and they have pretty much the full range of training equipment you could want. The routes are pretty good - it does feel like some of them can fall into the "just power through" versus solving a problem, but I still thought they were v fun. Great gym! read more

This place is spacious. If you are into bouldering, this is the place to go. And if you are new to this climbing thing, definitely come here and give it a try. They have classes for new beginners and staffs are very friendly. There's also a rooftop space on the second floor where there's more bouldering area. If the weather is nice, climbing outdoor really is a treat. Other than climbing, they also have a gym area located on first floor, when the weather is allowed, their giant windows are always open, there's enough air flow in the gym. And all the equipments are very new. They also offer yoga, cycling and other classes. At the entrance of the gym, there's also a lot open space where you can sit and work or study or just chill. This gym is also very child-friendly. Really hope they will allow dogs in the future :( read more

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5 stars for the cool and helpful staff!!!! I was celebrating my friends birthday here and none of my friends answered their phone to help me carry all the gifts and cake -- that's when B (best employee ever) saved me -- she lent us plates, carried the cake, found lighters, lit the candles, even helped us record and carry our phones and find us a proper table to sit at by a stunning fire pit! And the place is BEAUTIFUL read more

VITAL Climbing Gym - Brooklyn - Gyms Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Vital is super popular so I wanted to give it a try. I'm still a very newbie climber and have tried out BB LIC which is known for being notoriously difficult/technical. Vital is HUGE, but also crowded. It's similar to the large climbing gyms on the West coast. They have a full gym, training areas, and a lot of problems. I would say there's not as many beginner climbs but there are more than enough to learn about different types of holds and techniques. What I didn't love was the day pass price or the fact that there wasn't any type of first time visit discount, especially since I was just trying to get a feel for a potentially new gym. I would say there's a decent amount of feel good climbs and it's cool that there's a rooftop with a view of the city. Everyone's climbing journey is personal so this may be the gym for some and not for others but I think for the price point you'd probably want to be more serious about it. read more

My second time bouldering and my first time at this gym! The gym was very nice and has lots of amenities/gym equipment available besides the rock climbing walls, even a rooftop view! It was crowded on a Sunday afternoon of course, could use some more locker space but really fun experience! read more

Big gym, very beginner and visitor friendly. It's usually really busy and the bathrooms are always dirty. The community and vibes are definitely better at the Manhattan gyms if you're an avid climber. This gym is littered with bros and people there do non climbing activities such as spin, sauna, yoga and aerobatics read more