Never get bored with 90+ ever-evolving challenges! Our V0 to V10 problems are crafted to sharpen your mobility, agility, and problem-solving skills, with fresh problems every week.

Train on Vietnam's only Kilter Board with thousands of LED-controlled climbs from a global database, plus a rotating MoonBoard and custom spray wall for a personalized and data-driven training improving your contact strength.

Boost your finger capabilities with BeastMaker 1000 & 2000, and your explosive strength with a Campus Board.  Balance boards, resistance bands, yoga mats, pull-up and dip bars are also available for a full-body workout.

Visit our exclusive climbing gear shop, stocked with imported climbing shoes and Petzl gear. Recharge at our café and connect with Boulder Bros, store your belongings in secure lockers, and freshen up in our showers after your climb.

Bouldering is a style of climbing without ropes, typically on walls of 4 meters high. Climbers focus on getting to the top of short and challenging routes using a sequences of different movements. The routes are called "problems", a specific advice a "beta" and the hardest part of the climb a "crux". Cushioned padded mats for safety are used in case of falls. Since 2020, it has become an Olympic climbing discipline, focusing on agility and problem-solving.
 

Absolutely! Our gym welcomes all skill levels, especially complete beginners to grow the climbing community. Our staff is here to guide you and we offer beginner-friendly problems, gear rentals, and classes to help you get started. Don’t hesitate to connect with fellow climbers from our supportive and inclusive climbing community.

Yes, bouldering is generally safe with proper technique, warm-ups, and knowing your limits. Here are five ways to prevent injury:

• Warm Up Properly: Dynamic stretching and gentle moves prepare your muscles and joints. Elastic bands and yoga mats are available at the gym
• Use Proper Falling Technique: Aim to land on your feet, bend your knees, and roll back. Practice controlled falls, and ask the Front Desk for help if unsure
• Choose the Right Routes: Begin with routes at your level. Routes are color-coded, from easiest (yellow) to hardest (white)
• Down Climb Instead of Jumping: After climbing, favor using holds and volumes to down climb rather than jumping.

For efficient climbing, focus on pushing with your feet rather than pulling with your arms. Climbing shoes should fit tightly—use your toe tips to rotate smoothly. Engage your core for stability between holds. Want more tips? Join a class or explore our online resources on the blog!