The Edge Rock Gym

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Knight's Armoryvia Google

about 2 months ago

Recently took my daughter here for an event, and she and her friends had a blast. The staff was incredibly helpful. I went back to gather more information about signing myself up and to look at what gear I might need. Once again, I was very happy with how helpful the staff was, and I’m looking forward to going here. It seems like a great place 🙂

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Hvia Google

12 months ago

Great little gym. Day pass was roughly 20 single person no equipment rented. They have bouldering, autobelay, and rope - a lot of top rope and some lead. I'm recovering from a surgery, so it was great to be able to do low grade autobelay stuff. Plenty of cubbies, appear to have a workout area although I didn't go in. Grades were pretty standard and, if anything, tended to be relaxed. Clientele seemed mixed, newbies and seasoned all mixed in. Altogether a great ambience and was nice to see this near downtown Jacksonville.

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Jessica Hovia Google

about 1 year ago

We took our team of coaches here for company bonding. It was fantastic! The check in process was easy. The front desk was so nice! And he helped us with rock climbing and answered all questions.

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Hannah Gracevia Google

about 3 years ago

Employees were very helpful, rental equipment worked great, climbing holds were stable, bathrooms were very accessible. The only thing I would complain about is how clean it is… the air was very dry and dusty causing excessive thirst and I could feel the chalk in my throat because the air was full of it, also the bathrooms weren’t the cleanest I’ve ever seen but everything works fine so I don’t mind. I would recommend this place for maybe a bit more experienced or knowledgeable climbers because the ranking starts at 5.6 for the easiest climb with a harness. Also, I wouldn’t come here if you have bad allergies because it is so dusty. Otherwise it’s a great gym and I will definitely come back!

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PrincessBecca 83via Google

over 3 years ago

We went on a Wednesday evening at about 6:00. They were busy but there were enough climbing walls that there wasn’t much of a wait for any one climbing route. The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. We rented shoes, harnesses, and chalk bags for $8 and admission was $26.50 per person for a one-day pass. You can buy punch card passes (that do not include rentals) or they have several options for memberships ranging from $94 per month to $59 per month. In order to use the manual belay walls you must take their class ($39 for non-members or $25 for members) but anyone can use the auto belay or boulder walls. The other patrons were friendly and everyone was very supportive. The staff in the climbing gym however was not very helpful and even seemed a little annoyed when I approached them to ask questions. There is also a traditional gym that is available for members that includes weights and cardio equipment. They offer classes including yoga, climbing for various abilities, fitness and HIIT, and youth programs. Birthday parties are available for a reasonable price ($250 for 10 participants including rentals). Overall it was a good experience and I plan to return. It’s a great option for fitness if you don’t want to go to a traditional gym.