Cons: -16,50 for the first entry whether you have your shoes or not -you have have to pay for a membership card that you cannot give back -you have to register with all your personnal informations -they don't take cash, neither visa card -no training holds Pros: -big place with many routes Better go to Rising You where they have a real philosophy and try to make this sport accessible to everyone

Went here once to try it out and since then it is our main gym. Love the vibe here, amazing people (the boulderers and the crew). Just a really nice boulder experience!

A bit conflicted on how to rate this gym. The worst part is definitely the extra 5€ you pay for the card on your first visit. If you, like me, are just coming by Antwerp and want to get a session in, but will probably never return, then it's a hefty entry price. The routesetting is good and there's a nice mix of wall angles and holds. The grading system is a bit of a mess if you are anything more than a beginner. But you can use the app to help you navigate a bit. There's no training area, just a beastmaker 1k next to their little shop. There's not any kind of system board either. Some parts of the gym are still under construction and anything besides the main area looks a bit rough. The staff and the food were great!

Quite chill atmosphere, many climbing circuits (if you call it like that) for several levels. Clean bathrooms and dressing rooms

Finally an amazing boulder gym in Antwerp!

Very nice boulder gym. All the staff is super friendly. The path are renewed regularly and there are many difficulty levels. You can't get bored, for sure! There are tables and a cafeteria, so you can take a drink and small food. TOP 🔝

They demand 5 euro to 'register' with address, email, phone number and birth date. No disclaimer or policy on the digital form. You just have to give all of your information or you can't get in. In this gym the customer is clearly the product. Even the people who work there are ashamed of the horrible registration process. Go elsewhere if you just want to come climbing for a day.

Brand new bouldergym. Great route setting both in the easiest and hardest grades. A lot of different styles to be found all over. I really enjoyed the climbs! Staff is super friendly, food and drinks,.. Can’t find anything bad to say so full 5 starts.

Friendly staff, clean, nice atmosphere. I didn't like the routesetting. Apart from some routes that were fun, the rest of the problems felt quite boring. Many problems had holds set so that they got into each other's way. A lot of problems had exactly the same starting position (pushing off the extended shoulder). On the other hand, they had quite a few comp style boulders, which is a plus

Tons of beginner friendly routes, knowledgeable staff, great food and drink selections, and the place is always super clean! They have tons of locker space as well! Whether you're just starting out, or are a seasoned climber, Beest Boulders is a great gym to visit! I'm looking forward to the opening of their new gym in Breda

I’ve signed up to become a member after a few drop in sessions and really enjoy the times I’ve had coming for a climb. Nine separate walls, with one reset each week, and a “Slab of the Week” section too. They offer prepared meals at dinner, snacks, coffee and beer and have a range of classes and competitions. I’d also mention that gradings seem to be a little easier than other gyms (which just makes you feel better on the wall 😉).

Really enjoyed visiting this place. A friend took me here on my visit to Antwerp. Tons of beginner friendly routes, knowledgeable staff. The place was super clean! They have tons of locker space as well! Whether you're just starting out, or are a seasoned climber, Beest Boulders is a great gym to visit!

The main important points that I usually pay attention to while in the bouldering room are: 1. The cleanliness of the bouldering room (and toilets) 2. The cleanliness of the holds 3. Different and interesting type of routes 4. Convenience of the changing room 5. Responsive staff And all conditions were met! Unfortunately, due to lack of time, I was not able to taste the food that is cooked in this hall. Because the menu was very tempting! But the next time I'm here, I'll definitely try!

New bouldering hall, big and not crowded

Really nice boulder gym with very good route setters. I liked it very much!

Fairly large gym, pleasantly divided in a main hall and some smaller Boulder rooms. Route setting was not bad at all, sometimes a bit on the generous site, both in grade as in number of holds. The grades are very granular for the lower difficulties, but everything from 7a upwards is 1 color, I would have preferred more granularity there. Many of the best routes are labeled as competition, also without specified difficulty, which is a pity. They probably aim to cater for the newer or more casual climbing crowd, given these 2 previous points, which is actually great,.. There's plenty of other gyms for the harder sessions, if you are looking for that. 16eur for a first visit is a bit too steep, but all follow up sessions cost a fair 11eur. Personally not a fan of the registration form and fee. It was quiet during my visit, which is how I prefer it. Very friendly staff! All in all, really enjoyable gym and definitely a welcome addition to the Antwerp climbing facilities!

New climbing place in town... Very good routes, especially for the beginners! The air conditioning did not work ( or did not exist) so unfortunately, climbing in a very hot environment is not the best. They ask for a registration fee of 5 euros (which for other climbing gyms they don't). When asking for the drinks they ask for your registration card also for them to know who drinks what, which is also quite weird.. Overall, I think it's a nice climbing place but it needs some improvements.

Great boulder hall with many routes for all levels. Clean and modern. There's still some unfinished areas due to the recent opening, but climbing wise it's all good. Parking van be done nearby but be aware of high prices! Up to 5euro/hr.

Very nice new and up2date boulderplace, especially interesting if you are not a 7A climber (like most of us) because they have lots of different and gradually ascending levels of routes in the 5b up to the 6c area. Ideal place for amateurs who want to get the most out of themselves. The only issue I have is that the music/radio was too loud. I haven't seen a training room, but maybe it's on the way.