| Mon | 11:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Tue | 11:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Wed | 11:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Thu | 11:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Fri | 11:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Sat | 11:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Sun | 12:00 pm - 08:00 pm |
Great gym, especially for bouldering. This summit location employs some great setters that utilize the shape and angle of the various walls to encourage interesting movement, tension, and body position. I had a great time exploring all the different features. They also have a great training area upstairs with hangboards and system walls. My only complaint would be the grading system (see picture). The grades overlap too much. You could hop on an orange, purple, or pink and be climbing v6 for example. Parking is ample and they offer yoga and gear rentals.
Had a great time climbing at this location. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable, facility was clean and well-maintained, and we joined the yoga class.
However, even though the facility has a great selection of shoe sizes, including half sizes, they did not have large enough shoes available to accommodate my father. He wore the largest size they had, and he only lasted a half hour before giving up. When he removed the shoes, his toenails were visibly bruised. Hopefully Summit can stock some even larger shoes so as to include my dad, who otherwise enjoyed his experience.
This gym offered outstanding boulder problems and descent workout area. Kristen was very welcoming and wonderful from the moment I walked in to the end of my orientation! Great community and look forward to revisiting! Thanks yall!
My daughter came here for a week in the summer. She really enjoyed her time.
Bottom line: We would come back here
Sam and Zack were awesome (Summitt Gym-Dallas). We brought our church youth department out for their first lock-in, and they had a blast! Not only did the youth have a blast, but so did the youth workers... thanks to Sam and Zack who help keep the crew entertained! Sam and Zack went above and beyond their duties. Our youth loved them and is ready to come back! Sam and Zack's customer service was excellent!!! Sam and Zack kept us all up busy with fun and laughs!!! They ensured safety at all times and made this experience be the best experience for all of us!!! On the behalf of Chosen Generation Church (Terrell, Texas) we like to give a BIG "thanks" to Zack and Sam!
Sam and Zack were awesome (Summitt Gym-Dallas). We brought our church youth department out for their first lock-in, and they had a blast! Not only did the youth have a blast, but so did the youth workers... thanks to Sam and Zack who help keep the crew entertained! Sam and Zack went above and beyond their duties. Our youth loved them and is ready to come back! Sam and Zack's customer service was excellent!!! Sam and Zack kept us all up busy with fun and laughs!!! They ensured safety at all times and made this experience be the best experience for all of us!!! On the behalf of Chosen Generation Church (Terrell, Texas) we like to give a BIG "thanks" to Zack and Sam!
So much fun and a great workout! We just did the climbing. All the staff were really friendly and helpful. And the place seemed pretty clean. Will go back.
Only been to this location twice but each time I went the staff was amazing. They are very help and really encouraging. I guess they make their rounds to make sure everyone is doing good and being safe and if they see you on that stuggle bus, like I was, they take the time to stop what their doing and encourage you to keep going. The Carrollton facility is closer to me, but this one is definitely worth the drive, because of the amazing staff and it's a bigger facility. Can't wait to go back once my hands recover
Only been to this location twice but each time I went the staff was amazing. They are very help and really encouraging. I guess they make their rounds to make sure everyone is doing good and being safe and if they see you on that stuggle bus, like I was, they take the time to stop what their doing and encourage you to keep going. The Carrollton facility is closer to me, but this one is definitely worth the drive, because of the amazing staff and it's a bigger facility. Can't wait to go back once my hands recover
A great place. Wednesday was a two for one deal so that was awesome for my group of 8. The staff was friendly and very patient, I had teenagers with me who are always goofing off but the three staff members that did the orientation were not phased and kept them engaged.
Although crowded, there is a lot of lanes for the various climb type. The different rated climbs are also well marked.
You'll need to sign a waiver but you can do that online so it makes it easier. They have a store that sells pretty good products such as does, chalk, harness and the likes.
There are separate restrooms from the dressing rooms and there are also cubby holes to put your stuff in, like your shoes or work clothes if you went straight to work like I did.
A fun place and several of my boys remarked that it's a good place to do a date and even group dates.
A great place. Wednesday was a two for one deal so that was awesome for my group of 8. The staff was friendly and very patient, I had teenagers with me who are always goofing off but the three staff members that did the orientation were not phased and kept them engaged.
Although crowded, there is a lot of lanes for the various climb type. The different rated climbs are also well marked.
You'll need to sign a waiver but you can do that online so it makes it easier. They have a store that sells pretty good products such as does, chalk, harness and the likes.
There are separate restrooms from the dressing rooms and there are also cubby holes to put your stuff in, like your shoes or work clothes if you went straight to work like I did.
A fun place and several of my boys remarked that it's a good place to do a date and even group dates.
Kid Rockers is Awesome! My 5 year old goes on Saturdays, and he just loves it. Friendly coaches, the kids all have fun, and the parents can watch or get a workout in themselves. Wish we had found out about it earlier.
Visited on a Friday evening, and this was my first time at this location. Everyone was very nice and our orientation went by pretty smoothly. We felt safe at every time and knew where to have our questions answered if needed.
SEXIST AND ELITIST!! Don't come here if you are a serious climber. The worker who gave us the gym tour was a rather rude and unpleasant person. He told us that since we got a day pass, we were unable to use the training area. He said that NO day pass people were allowed to use the hangboards, campus boards, or systems wall. Then I asked, if I were Alex Puccio (a pro climber), would I be able to use the training area with a day pass. He responded, "Well that's a different situation." He goes on to say maybe if we had called ahead of time to ask permission to use their hangboards, then maybe we could have used them. Absolutely ridiculous.
Also, the gym has a rule that shirts must be worn. I was wearing a top that was too short for the gym to consider a shirt. However, I was clearly not topless, which is their rule. So I should have been allowed to wear my top.
From a setting perspective the climbing was only ok. Overall, don't come here. Rude people who openly admit that pro climbers will get treated better than you.
I've gone to the Summit for the past 4 years. Clean gym, great staff, and super reasonable prices!
I know very nothing of yoga, but I know everything about yoga pants! Recently I've been trying my darnedest to bird-dog (some call it "stalking") this lovely caramel-skinned/bubble-booty honey named Coach Reversecowgirl. I had no proof that she did yoga at this venue, but I was willing to have a look, just in case. I peaked my head inside, and there was an entire row of yoga pants-wearing ladies, bent over with their hands flat on the floor. Right away, I signed a 50-year membership and stood directly behind that row of paradise. Sadly, their session ended almost immediately, and the next class (beginners) came staggering in. Among them were several people, who (according to their conversations that I was able to eavesdrop on) were teachers at a local ghetto-ass high school, which is run by an insufferably toxic/incompetent boss who looks like the retarded lovechild of Borat & Tesla. One of these teachers was a short, chubby, chinless, big-nosed, glasses-wearing lady with an annoying voice, who constantly tried to over-convince everyone that she wasn't racist - because of how sexually attractive she found Idris Elba to be. Another one was a guy who literally had 75% of his butt cheeks hanging out of his pants, and the back of his neck was so hairy, I'm pretty sure his home planet was Kashyyyk! There was also a dark-haired lady, who could have been anywhere between 40-60 years of age, who was smoking TWO cigarettes at once! Thankfully, none of them were adorned with yoga pants, or else I would have rated this business a 2. I'd write more, but I've got some bird-dogging to do. The GPS device that I hid under Coach Reversecowgirl's wheel-well has indicated that she's on the move! Out.
For being new to the sport and to the community I felt that the Summit was a fantastic place to start! The staff who has helped me and my buddy get comfortable and show us around the place was Riley. Loved the facility as a whole. The place is great to just hang out after a good climb. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to try out rock climbing!
The best climbing gym in DFW. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Great specials throughout the week. The membership is really where it's at. The community here is awesome and welcoming.
I had a great time up until the last thirty minutes. I have been climbing for seven years and have climbed at gyms around the US and have never had an experience like this before. Once the youth team was released from practice they began running around the gym, running under people and were pulling each other off the wall. When I saw this I notified the staff of what I witnessed so they went over to where I was working a route and told them to follow the rules. I got back on a route and from the top I popped off and was inches from directly landing on a kid who decided to run under me after he had just been told to stop. I legitimately was not worried about that child's safety but my own. I have a bad knee and it would have most likely lead to me re tearing my ACL if I had landed on that kid. The staff went up and reprimanded the kid again but I watched him laugh as they talked to him. At the gym I coach in our kids would have been told they were done climbing for their first offense let alone for being under a climber more than once! These kids did not stop after and I left as a result. I'm highly disappointed in the back of respect these kids have while being on a team. I've never seen that attitude anywhere and would never allow that behavior at the gym I work at.
The location and the climbing are great! But the staff do not seem the least bit worried about the safety of their patrons.
IF you go, be very aware of what's going on around you while you climb. You could hurt yourself or others as kids run under you and around you.
The staff decided to "talk" to the kids. And nothing happened.
I want to note that this location has half-size shoes (i.e 7.5, 8.5....)! Has both a rock-climbing and bouldering. Great landing pads. Has a changing room and bathrooms! Separate yoga building to isolate noise.
We had a kids event here recently for our elementary school kids. The staff was awesome. So helpful, involved, and enthusiastic. They cheered on the kids as they climbed and made sure everyone got a chance to participate. Even though they attract some hardcore climbers, it really is a family-friendly joint. Kudos to Summit!
REVIEW FOR NEWBIES (not for climbing junkies)
This is for you if you are curious about Summit and want to figure out if you should try it out. I will use FEAR as a reference for this review.
First: This place is chill. People are friendly. They will be happy to help you learn as a beginner. DO NOT BE AFRAID TO BE NEW HERE.
Second: Climbing is risky. There are falls, slips, bumps, uncontrolled swinging from ropes, and injuries. These can be mitigated through proper use. And frankly, maybe we should all do slightly dangerous activities more often... probably good for us. But there is an element of danger. BE APPROPRIATELY AFRAID OF THIS.
Third: There is a pretty great vibe between the majority of people that come to this location. Most everyone is open and will share advice on a route. However, stuff does get stolen here occasionally. There is no place to secure your belongings, so I recommend leaving valuables in the car. BE APPROPRIATELY AFRAID OF THIS
Finally: It is GREAT whole body training. If you are into functional training, myo-fascial development or integrated physical development, climbing is great. The body was designed to be used for more than repetitive motion. Climbing is a physical training practice. DO NOT BE AFRAID TO TRY IT.
My whole family has a membership. My kids actually prompted me to join. I've become a huge fan, and climb often and enjoy the 'figuring our the problem' aspect of climbing. I find it way more engaging than just going to the gym.
That said, there is a pint-sized functional training area that I use, which I really appreciate. I can get a lot of the basics of strength training and mobility done there as well.
Finally, you can get gear rental rolled into your membership, so there is nothing you need to bring in order to get started with trying it out for yourself.
The location and the climbing are great! But the staff do not seem the least bit worried about the safety of their patrons.
IF you go, be very aware of what's going on around you while you climb. You could hurt yourself or others as kids run under you and around you.
The staff decided to "talk" to the kids. And nothing happened.
I had a great time up until the last thirty minutes. I have been climbing for seven years and have climbed at gyms around the US and have never had an experience like this before. Once the youth team was released from practice they began running around the gym, running under people and were pulling each other off the wall. When I saw this I notified the staff of what I witnessed so they went over to where I was working a route and told them to follow the rules. I got back on a route and from the top I popped off and was inches from directly landing on a kid who decided to run under me after he had just been told to stop. I legitimately was not worried about that child's safety but my own. I have a bad knee and it would have most likely lead to me re tearing my ACL if I had landed on that kid. The staff went up and reprimanded the kid again but I watched him laugh as they talked to him. At the gym I coach in our kids would have been told they were done climbing for their first offense let alone for being under a climber more than once! These kids did not stop after and I left as a result. I'm highly disappointed in the back of respect these kids have while being on a team. I've never seen that attitude anywhere and would never allow that behavior at the gym I work at.
