Lokal blok bouldering

Really neat location with a bunch of different walls. Not very high but one of the coolest kids areas I have ever seen anywhere in the world. This place should be open on the weekends for sure

Okay boulder hall. Didn't felt welcome as a foreigner, I think as a Czech it a good hall but as an international I definitely wouldn't recommend this hall since you can't properly ask how things work around the hall etc.

There are very few routes set and they are badly marked (only with a small piece of tape, some of them barely hanging on) and the footholds aren't marked at all leaving it up to you to guess.It was extremely crowded and there were multiple kids groups being run so it was impossible to find a place to climb. If you do manage finding a spot you risk landing on a kid because they're running around everywhere.Unfortunately you end up spending most of your time just trying to get on the wall, if you manage to do that and understand where the routes are going you're in good shape.Lastly, the staff were super unfriendly and didn't say a word to me as I checked in, I also found out later when I checked the website for prices that they overcharged me. It's really a shame, last time I visited about a year ago the gym was one of my favorites in Prague. Definitely can't say that anymore.2 stars because at least it used to be good... Maybe it was just a particularly bad day there.

I feel like this wall used to be better. Post-covid era it seems rather neglected. Probably okay for expert climbers who are keen to make their own routes. It's a world of difference from newer bouldering walls that have set different standards over the past few years.I get that it's possible to invent your own routes, but really it's pretty fun when you have interesting and well graded climbs to suit a variety of skill levels. And sure, going with tape to mark routes is fine, if it's done well. Sadly, it isn't.

Can't pay with card and the route setting system is very confusing at first, also there is no information in English. Wouldn't really recommend this place to tourists or beginners. The walls are kind of short and there isn't much route variety.Other than that the place is fairly priced, good location, spacious, clean, has lockers and showers. If you're Czech and have been bouldering for a while this old school gym might be a good fit for you.

Staff was very kind and the prices where great. I was nice to climb on a spray wall for the first time however the place was a bit small and the routes that where set where hard to identify and way too difficult.

Oldschool Rockclimbing/Bouldergym in Prague. Im not an expert but compared to more modern gyms you need a lot of strenght here so you can improve your climbing strenght way better than in other bouldergyms. Prices are good.

Discouraging for beginners and especially so for foreigners. There's no explanation in english and the routes are confusing to say the least. Card payment is not available.

I really wanted to like this gym due to its location, but I simply can't. As mentioned in other reviews. The walls are poorly maintained, a lot of broken and not fully screwed in holds that shift right under your feet. Terribly marked routes (in some cases literally with black tape on a black wall).It's okay if you just want to stretch a bit or try out climbing. But doesn't seem suitable for any structured training.

Okay as an American paying $5 to go rock climbing was INSANE. Everyone here great vibe. Also, the grading system is not accurate, but it’s a great place regardless and 10/10 recommend.