Boulder at Kinetic Climbing & Fitness

Columbus, Ohio

Description

Kinetic offers a wide variety of awesome boulder problems and the climbing community within the gym is very friendly and fun!

Kinetic is located in Columbus, Ohio and is currently the only bouldering gym in Columbus. There are two bouldering walls and one includes a cave a.k.a. the Mothership. Problems range from V0 - V10. None of the routes are marked, which allows you to push yourself as a climber (in my opinion).

Most routes are set by Tony Reynaldo, who is a professional climber and the owner of the gym. He is very well known for designing top notch climbing holds. Tony has over 24 years of experience in the sport and industry. Most of the time you can catch him in the gym and often times he will help you work out a problem.

The gym also has an awesome fitness area. If you are looking to progress as a climber then you will most definitely want to take advantage of all the equipment there is. The fitness area includes several hang boards, a system board, peg board, an elliptical and much more.

Gym hours vary by day. You can view the hours here.

A day pass costs $15 dollars and shoe rentals are $4. You can also rent a bag of chalk for $12. Monthly and yearly memberships are available.

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