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Great facility. Climbing fitness and yoga and a beautiful location.

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Good climbing walls, workout equipment could use some work. Some benches like chest fly machine don’t work. No weighted row machine.

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Pretty large gym with lots of rope climbing options, a fine amount of bouldering, and some gym equipment. The route setting is pretty good, but there are quite a few warn down and greasy holds. Overall a busy but worthwhile climbing gym if this is the closest gym option for you.

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★ 5

Great place to climb. Good training areas. Yoga and other fitness classes. Also great for kids.

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Very fun gym with good climdes

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Beautiful location, though a bit out of the way for most SF residents. Sadly, while the price has increased noticably over the last few years, what you actually get for your membership has decreased. The mats are wonky in many places. The setting is extremely basic and boring now, and the kilter board has numerous broken lights. There aren't very many free weights, but they do try to pack a reasonable number of cardio machines into the space. One bright spot is the rowing machines, which seem like the fly wheel or fans must've been replaced. Either that or they just do a much much better job keeping them clean than other gyms.

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★ 4

I was thinking pricey, but it’s really no more expensive than any other climbing gym. Movement has everything, big walls, bouldering, weights, yoga, tension boards, you name it, they got it. The view of the bay from the windows is incredible, like breathtakingly gorgeous.

Personal opinion: I wasn’t super stoked on some of the routes I did, some were super fun, but not many routes in my style and some holds were a bit old and polished, but to be fair, that’s me trying to be critical. Sweet gym, not my vibe, but I recognize a beautiful gym when I see one.

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★ 5

Nice spot to try up your climbing skills

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★ 5

The reason to come here is for Sergey! He’s incredibly knowledgeable, welcoming, and always goes the extra mile to help everyone feel confident and supported—whether you’re brand new or a seasoned climber. Sergey has such great energy and is genuinely passionate about the community here. If you get the chance to interact with him, you’re in for a treat! This gym is lucky to have him. Highly recommend!

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Great staff!

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★ 4

Great bouldering gym with a fantastic view overlooking Crissy Field. The facility has a large bouldering area and plenty of top rope routes. Parking can be a bit challenging on weekends, so plan accordingly.

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★ 4

tldr; convenient location, routes aren't as fun as other gyms

I'm a newbie to bouldering, but have visited quite a few gyms around the Bay. The location is convenient, and the routes are challenging. However, I find routes at other gyms to be more fun, while still being challenging. The routes here seem to punish people with longer limbs, when compared to other gyms.

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★ 5

I love Movement! The gym that allows to bring kids which is awesome!

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★ 5

With views looking out to the Golden Gate Bridge, the beach, AND the city skyline, how could you not love this gym?!

The Presidio warehouse aesthetic gives it a truly unique vibe.

Great route setting, clean workout areas, and a cozy little co-working spot on the second floor.

Sergey has some great closing announcements 👌🏼

Hands down my favorite climbing gym!

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★ 4

Welcoming atmosphere. Excellent views of the San Francisco Bay and surrounding area.

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Amazing location. Not a great gym unfortunately. Gym machines are worn down or broken. The place is just aging bad and it's obvious they don't care lol. Bouldering routes don't get refreshed enough. I do like the setting a lot though, so props to the setters 🙏. The routes are sick. No climate control. Bad Hours. Bad music. Overall I would give it a 3.5/5.

After my sub ends I'm going back to bouldering project SEA or SLC. Those are world class facilities. This gym is for suckers that don't know better.

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My home away from home. Love this place. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. A perfect place for beginners or experts.

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Bad gym. Super limited, greasy old bouldering. Routes haven’t been changed in months. They don’t offer an early day pass rate. Go to Touchstone. Climbing has been corporatized for years now, but don’t pay extra for a weaker experience.

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I switched to this gym from Touchstone because it’s closer to me. I enjoy the location and the quality of the route setting, but it often feels overcrowded, especially around 5-6 PM when it seems there’s a dozen youth teams present. Touchstone had its own crowding issues, but I didn’t have to deal with a bunch of kids running around, which made the environment feel more controlled and safe. Hoping the movement team will address this.

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Great location, friendly staff, good equipment but during the evenings the bouldering area is OVERRUN with kids from the climbing "teams" running around, screaming and jumping in front of you to hop on a climb. The gym must teach these kids better bouldering etiquette and these youth team nights only twice a week. It is a horrible and frustrating experience every time I go.

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★ 5

Great venue and decent setting. The cracks are the best part— try the 5.14

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★ 5

Excellent climbing gym with top out bounding! top rope and lead routes training area showers and sauna.

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I pay an absurd amount of money for you to close the bouldering area for multiple consecutive days. For people that o ly get to come in once or twice a week. This sucks. I'm going to switch to touchstone.

Update: it's 10 days after they first shut down bouldering walls, and they still don't have them all opened back up. Canceled membership.

Update 2: one week post competition. There are still 2 walls that remain unset. Can't believe people pay $110 a month for blank walls.

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Beware of hidden fees. They don’t care about you and don’t tell you all the costs up front.

It won’t let me reply; so I’ll state it here.

1. I wrote this review before you called me.
2. I was told I can cancel anytime in the 1st month which is not true; I have to cancel before the 25th.

This is deceptive in my book because you are happy to pro-rate upon entry but not on exit and you leave the onus on the customer to read the fine print on your website.

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★ 5

Sergey bought me a mclaren

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You can see this view from 929 Mason Street on the connecting area Presidio Park to the Golden Gate Bridge

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The route setting is really impressive, and there are lots of areas for bouldering and top roping. The bouldering holds are quite neglected and slippery, but well-set. The top rope holds seem to be in much better condition. Overall, this gym is really quite good, but needs to replace their bouldering holds and kilterboard lights

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★ 5

I started climbing here last July and from day one the staff and other climbers have been the best. The route setting is amazing and always fun no matter the grade. The location is great and they make great use of the building (got to love the old airplane maintenance facility aesthetic with the crane hook, swinging chair, and the exposed concrete). I’d say pricing is the only bad thing but it’s not unreasonable for the area and you get what you pay for. Honestly a bit sad to go off to college so I won’t be able to come here unless on break.

And if you visit make sure to use the sauna. So nice after a climb sesh

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★ 5

Absolutely epic gym. Great views from the big windows out into the bay. See Alcatraz as you climb. Very creative and fun routes with challenging features. Really cool bouldering with fun finishes. Staff is super friendly and helpful. They pick up the phone too. Can’t wait to go back.

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Seems like an overall nice gym. Bouldering routes are very difficult compared to other gyms in the area, and there's no auto belays. Staff was incredibly nice. Just wish it was more entry-level friendly.

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This gym back when it was planet granite used to have more boulder problems per boulder area and better route setting

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★ 5

这是一个集健身房，攀岩，瑜伽于一体的大型运动会馆。攀岩从0起始到高级程度水平均可满足，运动后可洗澡汗蒸，超级舒爽。

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Being kinda in the middle of nowhere, it'd be nice if you guys had a charging station for phones, so people in need of Uber could order one, etc. I asked front desk to get USB C phone back to life and was told they only could help out with apple b/c they only have iPads around.

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★ 5

I’ve been a member for over 2 years and love the gym. They do a great job changing the climbs and taking care of the ropes. I’ve only done yoga classes but those have been enjoyable along with the weights.

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★ 5

There are consistently new problems/routes, the staff is friendly, and the included yoga classes are a big plus to membership

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★ 5

The facility is super nice with great views. Wonderful staff. Fun climbing routes and great fitness classes for all levels. It’s a well rounded inclusive gym.

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I love this place so much! I took up climbing a year and a half ago and I climb twice a week. I love the community, the classes, and all of the routes. It’s my happy place. Highly recommend if you want to try climbing in SF.
They also just added an upstairs lounge, which is really comfy to hang out in.

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★ 5

Recently toured the gym and participated in the Intro to Rope Climbing Class with my partner who is new to the sport. Hannah was a great instructor. We both felt very welcomed and enjoyed the atmosphere. The gym is located in an awesome location in the Presidio with great views of the bridge, city, and bay. They had a good variety of top rope, lead climbing, and bouldering and some cool features on the walls. There is also a gym area which looked well stocked.

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Beautiful and picturesque gym. Took a free rope climbing class and it was great! Instructor was very kind and thorough. Plenty of bouldering routes too. Only downside is that the parking doesn't seem to be free. Worth a visit!

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took the free first class with Sam! Great instructor and very passionate about the sport. Give him a raise Mr Boss Man! He deserves the world!

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Slightly old facility that’s now under movement’s management. Solid setting and beautiful surrounding.

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Great gym in a beautiful location. Pricey memberships (pro tip: check Groupon for deals if you’re not sure about committing yet), but I think they’re on par with other gyms in the area. I’m only a beginner so I can’t speak too much on difficulty or how it compares to other gyms. But tons of selection for both bouldering and rope climbing, and routes are changed out very regularly. Sauna is a nice bonus. Weightlifting area is pretty robust as well considering this is a climbing gym foremost. Only complaint I can think of: I feel the weightlifting machines and equipment aren’t cleaned often/thoroughly enough.

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Bouldering: Routesetting is far worse than Touchstone or Benchmark gyms. Difficulty past v3 created with either crimpy holds or risky dynos. Tall climbers should probably avoid, seems like many of the routes are set for kids comp teams. Routes take 3-4 months to cycle out and reset, which is wild for a small gym. Walls and holds themselves are universally worn and greasy.

Workout area gets impossibly crowded outside of working hours, equipment is barely ever cleaned. Walked away with sticky hands from using the barbell last week.

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Die Movement Climbing Boulderhalle in San Francisco liegt in der Nähe der Golden Gate Bridge am Golden Gate Beach. Verglichen mit den Hallen, die ich in Deutschland kenne, gibt es hier nicht viel Wandfläche. Ich würde diese Boulderhalle als mittelgroße Boulderhalle bezeichnen. Es gibt anspruchsvolle Probleme, die ich eher als klassisch bezeichnen würde.
Also weniger jump&run / parkour-style probleme und mehr old school.

Daneben gibt es noch einen gut ausgestatteten Gym Bereich mit mehreren Squatracks, Crossfit Möglichkeiten etc. Insgesamt coole Halle aber, da ich ungeplant hierhin kam und nur mit
Leihschuhen klettern konnte, musste ich bei den Schwierigkeitsgraden etwas nach unten justieren. In Leihschuhen hat man einfach kein Gefühl in den Zehen und das Gummi ist zu hart

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★ 5

An excellent climbing gym with interesting and fun routes. Great views of Alcatraz, the city, and the Bay.

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This is a world class climbing gym with tons of routes and bouldering, a friendly vibe and great bay views thru massive floor to ceiling windows

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Big gym and consistent grades but the holds are very old so they’re smooth and need constant brushing. Decent variety of movements

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It's a really fun and nice gym, with very good view. Although it's not a new gym, everything is clean and well maintained. The routes are very interesting and well set, with diversified terrain. If you are a Movement member, you should definitely visit this one, better than some other gyms under Movement in bay area.

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★ 5

Great route setting, friendly people, bouldering, toprope, and lead.

Lots of airflow too (other than locker rooms).

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My daughter celebrated her birthday by trying indoor rock climbing for the first time. This is a large facility with plenty of climbing options whether you practice bouldering or using a line. The staff is friendly, approachable and helpful in explaining both the layout and climbing basics. Situated next to Crissy Field in the Presidio, it is a picturesque location worth travelling to.

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★ 5

Such a great place for climbing, bouldering. The team is awesome and very family friendly !

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★ 4

Great gym, but expensive! I love doing classes & love different kinds of workouts so I wasn't surprised to enjoy Movement. The facilities were clean & we had a great time. I just can't afford to do day passes a bunch & I don’t want a full monthly membership. I wish they were on class pass or gym pass so I could do short sessions!!

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They recently changed their grading system for top roping, extremely confusing and inconsistent. No flow to their routes (except for the one corner of slabs). Worse of all, the ropes are all stiff and impossible to belay, which is beyond dangerous. Will not be back here for a long while.

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This is my favorite climbing gym in the Bay Area. The location is great and when you're not climbing you can look out over the city and bay. I do wish they had some autobelays so you can climb solo. The gym and cardio equipment are well laid out and the facilities are clean.

The routes (the most important thing at any gym) are very good. There are a bunch of very challenging routes and if you are a beginner/intermediate climber they have a ton on offer. I never get bored trying all the different routes on offer. Also, they put up new routes all the time.

The only real negative for this gym is that the parking is difficult to get during busy times and costs money to park, which depending on how often/how long you go can easily double the price of a membership.

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This place has gone to the dogs after it got bought out. Noisy teens acting a fool. Routes aren’t changed nearly as often. A real shame.

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Not great for kids. Very rude condescending man working at the front desk. They should be kinder to children who are interested in climbing and the parents who support them.

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Great gym. Things I especially like
* cracks
* decent selection of lead routes
* top out boulder
* really nice hangboard setup, with bolts for subtracting weights
* campus board
* adjustable kilter board

If there was one thing I had to pick to improve, it would be a vertical-angled spray wall to warm up and ARC on, though there's usually a steeper spray wall (good) and theres a weird see through wall of all jugs on the other side of the gym (I think for kids?). But it's a small nitpick.

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the staff does not provide the best advice on the use of the facilities, it feels messy

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★ 5

Such a great place to climb with equal amount of bouldering to top rope climbing, there are also a number of lead climbing routes

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Great gym. Some unique climbs. Stalactite climb! Cracks galore! Gym pretty small

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★ 5

Super fun gym to join or try out - the building is incredible, they’re always changing the routes, and have a great gym setup.

Like the other Presidio buildings, it’s an old warehouse with huge ceilings, multiple levels, continuous windows that look out on the bay and the bridge and give the building a very airy feeling.

I’ve been a member for 2 months and they’ve changed every bouldering route in that time. There’s so many you won’t get bored.

I like platform lifting and free weights, and their gym setup is perfect for that: racks, dumbbells, barbells, and space.

First visit is free I believe!

Warning: parking can get crazy after work, buy a moped and save yourself some time :)

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★ 5

good crack routes

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Wonderful location, friendly staff. Clean facility with good parking options. Overall bouldering experience was not the best though. Route options limited and the holds need a serious cleaning. Kilter board could use some upgraded lighting (holds are hard to make out)

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★ 5

Fantastic location with Golden Gate Bridge views!

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Amazing location, but the employees coil up the ropes too early from closing time, like an hour. I usually go late and this makes it difficult for me to try new routes before closing time. I hope they can pack up later, like half an hour before closing at most.

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★ 5

POG location, good routes.

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Movement is a fun gym. I don’t work out here but i visit regularly to drop off a friend. Everyone has been kind and friendly. They take time to meet your needs. Plus the views of downtown SF and GGB is next level 🙂

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★ 5

Best Movement gym around! Got all the amenities any other one has, but this one takes the cake for it's scenic views of the Bay and Crissy Field.

Also particularly cool bouldering sections in this gym, which make for endless training.

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I've climbed at dozens of different gyms across the US but this ones been home gym for 4+ years and still loving it. Routes changed often, upgrades on features nearly every month, friendly staff, excellent lost and found support and all around fantastic gym!!

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This place ROCKS! Mix of bouldering, belay climbing, and traditional gym weight/cardio equipment. Amenities are well kept and staff are friendly. Highly recommend for all ages on one-off or regular membership basis.

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★ 5

My favorite gym. Great creative routesetting, amazing views out the big windows, thoughtful and caring staff. I like the old name (Planet Granite) better. The ramp in the bouldering area allows for some really long boulders, maybe 50ish feet of climbing without ever being more than a few feet off the mats. I wish they had an East Bay location.

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★ 5

Big space. Lots of bouldering and too roping. I enjoyed the bouldering sets I did; many were not straight forward.

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★ 5

A kid friendly rock climbing gym—plenty of walls, well maintained, and great staff!

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Just moved to SF. Friend recommended. Ton of top rope and bouldering. Well run, clean for a climbing gym, and good deal. Running a $30 for 30 days campaign for April which is an amazing deal

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Great place for bouldering. Lots of different problems to solve.
Got the introductory class abs was super helpful.
Pro tip: they open at 6 am and it is very quit until 2 pm. The place is practically to yourself.

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★ 5

Cleanest and nicest climbing gym in the city. Excellent routes rated well. Location is unique and inviting.

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Fun! Thrilling! My wife and I took an intro class and our instructor Jacob was wonderful. This is a really fun place to go on a date. We can't wait to go back.

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★ 5

I love Movement. I joined after taking awesome private lessons with Jason. I find the staff to be existentially friendly. They all are open, inclusive and encouraging. I find the top rope routes inventive. The boulders are refreshed on a robust cycle. The bathrooms are nice. I’d suggest a new cable machine in the weight room and squat sled. Other than those two items, the gym is perfect. Awesome place to meet nice people. Joining Movement has improved my life!

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Routes too soft

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Beautiful location but poor facilities maintenance and infrequent route setting.

It's hard to beat this incredible location, with great views of the Golden Gate Bridge and downtown San Francisco. This beauty is unfortunately paired with very poor maintenance at the facilities. Much of the hardware is broken or needs fixing (examples include exercise bikes with broken seats/water bottle holders/missing or splitting foot straps). When told about these problems, staff seems to already know about them and don't have an ETA for fixes.

Route setting has also slowed significantly. Both bouldering and top rope routes seem to stay for close to 2-months now.

The most frustrating aspect of these is that monthly rates have been raised to address these issues, without the issues actually being fixed.

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Great infrastructure

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My local gym — I’ve been going here for years. I love their routesetting and friendly community!

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Broken equipment. No clean towels.

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Park up the street for free parking.

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How cold does it have to get outside before they close the windows?

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Great staff. Good route quality and diversity. All with amazing views of the bay. This isn’t your average warehouse gym.

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Amazing place. Can’t beat the views while you climb and they’ve done a great job navigating Covid protocols. The team coaches are just fabulous people as are the entire staff team.

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Top rope routes are very creative with interesting beta, there's a high concentration of 5.10a to 5.11d routes in this gym, so as an intermediate you'll never get bored. They have lots of hard routes too, but not a lot of dedicated lead routes. There are several cracks, one of which is actually adjustable. Bouldering is good, but the beginner routes start are harder than other gyms. Santa Clara has more beginner options, while this gym has a wide and even range of problems. Overall the routesetters at this gym are A+ on quality. They have nearly every training board that exists, the bluetooth bouldering wall, full weight training gym with treadmills and everything. Facilities are fantastic as this is an old factory building on the edge of Crissy Field, and from the walls you can literally look out at the bay and the SF skyline. They had the windows open and there was a gentle sea breeze coming in along with tons of natural light. This gym well exceeded all expectations, A+ 10/10 bravo folks.

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Planet Granite is one of the best gyms I've ever been a member of--awesome community, great climbing, friendly staff, clean facilities, great price, a better view than many outdoor crags...this place is the best.

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This is a good climbing gym, but can get very crowded. The views are nice right on the bay, but only has paid parking around.

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Nice gym! Great setting and super friendly staff! A little on the higher on pricing for a day pass and the sauna could be cleaner :)

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I love the facility. The builders make amazing routes and the equipment itself is awesome. The biggest problem at this place is the maintenance. There are never any clean towels or soap in the bathrooms. On the weight and climbing floor the paper towels are always out and there's no way to clean equipment after use. This place could easily be a 5 start gym but come on guys. Please just restock.

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★ 5

I started climbing 45 days ago after a 2 weeks trial period. The first step was to take a belay class (free), then the belay test (free too) and then I was able to come either by myself (some people that are also coming by themselves, can partner up and belay with you), or with my partner to top rope or boulder. I feel that the quality and diversity of the routes make it possible and enjoyable to come every day.
The place is rarely packed but I recommend to get there before 8AM or after 7PM.
They use gri-gri instead of belay devices (compared to Touchstone) so it feels very safe.
Some really good climbers come here so you can watch, learn from them and progress.
Staff is great, and very helpful.

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★ 5

This place is great. They’ve got everything a normal gym has plus rock climbing all in one.

If you want a gym membership and might rock climb sometimes, it’s perfect.

If you rock climb all the time and might want a regular gym sometimes, it’s perfect.

Anything in between, it’s perfect.

They change the routes regularly, keeping it innovative and interesting.

They’ve also got a store for basics like chalk & shoes.

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It's the best gym in the city. I've been a member for 2 years and love the place. I mostly top rope but also take some yoga classes

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一整天25元自由進出，1PM後20元自由進出，裡面除了攀岩場外 還有健身器材可以使用，鞋子5元/次

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★ 5

Great gym and what a view! I don't get up to the PG SF as much as I should with traffic in the bay but that's not the gym's fault and I really should head there more.

They've got some great routes and lots of high walls, a large bouldering area and a decent fitness space with cardio spread all over. Throw in having a shower in the city, steps from a view of the bridge (I've watched the blue angel's zip by mid route years back) and how could you go wrong. When the window / doors get opened up and the breeze comes in, perfect.

Parking can be a bit of a pain, it's not cheap and the place is not near a whole lot else for a snack or driving around but that's the price you pay for a solid gym in such a great spot.

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Great place to climb, nice facilities and the price is ok. Lots of routes and walls.

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Good Bouldering, top rope, lead, selection that gets replaced regularly and a few crack climbing sets. Molly is an amazing Yoga teacher try to catch her at noon on a Friday if you get a chance. Traditional gym side has 4 squat racks, good mix of free weights and machines, equipment for WODs.

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Staff was really friendly and helpful. We checked in and were given equipment fairly quickly. There was a good variety of course challenge levels. There’s also a GREAT view of Chrissy Field and the bridge. Can’t wait to go back!

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Super fun wall, no fuss belay certification process, and an excellent bouldering area. Also there’s a gym? why, I don’t know, but i guess you can come here to work out off the wall if that’s your thing. You could probably find a better less expensive gym for pump metal, but as far as the wall goes, it’s a world class choice, at reasonable prices.

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Been a member for eight years and truly appreciate this gym. Great routes, friendly staff, and yoga is excellent. The most fun you can have exercising indoors is climbing here.

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Great climbing and a decent gym. The locker rooms and bathrooms could be better, but they have really cool routes and some really cool bouldering options. Also they have a parking lot and great views of the bay from the middle of the walls!
I do recommend to go try this place out...

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One of the best gyms I've been to in the state. The setters are extremely talented, and the variety on the walls will keep you coming back. They just replaced all the pads under the bouldering area, the place is always clean, and the staff is friendly and helpful.

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★ 5

Awesome place! Bunch of routes that are renewed every week. You’ll never get bored! It is usually not to busy, especially on weekdays. Stuff is very friendly and helpful. You can rent any equipment you need for climbing here. Parking is usually not a problem although it’s not free. However it’s easy to find a free parking spot if you don’t mind a little walk.

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★ 5

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★ 5

Very crowded at peak times.
Expensive.
Excellent routes, in general.
Good yoga classes. Has strength and conditioning classes that I haven't tried.
Also has free weights, machines, and treadmills.

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★ 5

Best climbing gym in SF... Hands down!

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★ 5

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★ 5

Not as crowded as Mission Cliffs and the route setting is better. Occasionally overrun with kids on the weekend but otherwise is a great place to climb.

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★ 5

I've been here multiple times, and each visit I'm greeted with fantastic staff and a great variety of climbs. Fairly crowded on weekends, however during most of the week it is minimally packed. If you are stopping by to view the Golden Gate bridge or any other close by attractions, this place is a great addition to your trip!

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★ 5

Great location and a super friendly helpful staff. They have plenty of variety for top rope and bouldering as well as some great classes and workout facilities. I would highly recommend this place!

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★ 5

Great location, great climbing.

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★ 5

Who needs Tinder when you can just go to Planet Granite? It's not a total meat market, but it is a great place to meet other like minded people. The front desk is great about finding you a belaying partner if you're climbing solo. The culture and community rock! Located on the water next to the Golden Gate bridge you get some pretty fantastic views of Alcatraz and the bay when climbing. Gym is in an old airplane hanger leftover from back when the SF airport was on the Marina Greens. On warm days they open up the hanger doors so you can smell the sea water and feel the breeze. The problems are creative and well organized. They usually match the stones to be the same color for a problem vs. other rock climbing gyms mixing up the color combos and notating with the same colored tape. Drop in rates are a little expensive (~$22 more with gear rentals) If you live in SF consider a monthly membership. The monthly member prices are about as cheap as it gets when it comes to gym memberships for this part of town.

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★ 4

Awesome location, nice variety walls, good setting. Usually not as crowded as other city gyms.

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★ 5

BEST CLIMBING GYM IN THE CITY

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★ 5

Great variety for top roping, lead climbing and birthday parties. Large area for weight lifting / conditioning / yoga. You can’t beat the sights here!

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