Central Rock Gym

$30 for day pass. Small gym but the sets flowed well and were pretty fun. Mostly static climbs and few dynamic sets. (I like dynamic sets) Spent about 2-3 hours and finished a dozen or so climbs before my hands turned raw. Gym feels tailored towards beginner/intermediate climbers - would need to be patient around people who were climbing for the first time that might not be aware of their surroundings. Everyone I interacted with was friendly and people mostly kept to themselves

The employee who served me was very nice and welcoming. The gym is decently sized giving you ample choice for boulder problems at your level. The boulder sets were intricate and well thought out. Compared to my home gym, the grades were harsher; I usually climb at V5 and was struggling with V3s. This isn't an issue since grades are often very subjective. I'm docking a single star for the day-pass price. At $30 USD, I found it a bit pricey.

Very nice gym. Better than Boston Bouldering Project for actual bouldering. I liked the hold selection, the use of volumes, and the varied setting. Interesting problems and they really make the most out of the space. There‘s even a phone charging station and skin care stuff, too.

This was the smallest climbing gym I’ve been to, but the problems were interesting. The grades weren’t as soft as the Fenway gym and felt on par with the other gyms I’ve been to. Not sure if I’d like this gym as my main due to its size, but as someone visiting with a day pass, there were plenty of fun problems and I had a blast!

Fun gym with a variety of problems, got a day pass and did not run out of stuff to do (I am a V3 / V4 level). Grading was consistent with other gyms I have been to. Only downside was the steep price for a day pass ($34).