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Know the rules!

For your own safety and the safety of other climbers, it is important that everyone knows the rules. Acknowledge each section to indicate that you have read and understood the text and the rules. Have you registered before? Then sign in directly at the check-in desk


Please note: This is not a reservation.


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Bouldering introduction

This introduction is important for your safety and the safety of other climbers.

AGREE with each subsection to indicate that you understand each of the following rules.

Basic safety and conduct

  • Take care of your own safety and do not create unsafe situations for others.
  • Do not wear jewelry.
  • Leave the mat immediately after each climb. The mat marks the fall zone, make sure the fall zone is as clear as possible.
  • Boulder only in clean climbing shoes. Bouldering in other footwear, bare feet, or socks is not allowed.
  • Sporting with a bare upper body is not allowed.
  • Bouldering under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs is not allowed.
  • Use glassware or tableware only in the café and on the terrace.
  • Equipment in the training areas is dangerous if used improperly. Use it correctly or do not use it.
  • Assistance dogs are welcome, other pets are not.

Fall Zones

  • Do not climb underneath someone. Do not climb above someone. If either of you falls, both can get injured. Always maintain at least 1.50m distance from others while climbing.
  • Do not walk through the area where someone currently climbing could fall. Wait until the other climber is back down. Always be aware of what is happening above you as you walk on the mat.
  • If you see someone doing something dangerous, point it out to them.

Bouldering Etiquette

  • Take turns climbing in areas where others are bouldering. Whoever starts the boulder first has priority on the wall.
  • Always be courteous to other climbers.
  • Do not judge others too quickly – assume good intentions.
  • Respect each other's boundaries. For example, ask for permission before offering beta.
  • GRIP is a special place. Help keep it that way by welcoming and encouraging newcomers.

Additional points regarding minors

  • Independent bouldering is allowed from the age of 12. For any form of independent bouldering, GRIP applies competency and admission requirements, including attending the instruction and signing this agreement.
  • Children aged 11 and under must be supervised by an adult. One adult is required for every two children.
  • Do not run in the bouldering hall.
  • Under 18 years old requires permission from GRIP to use the training area.

Emergency Procedure

  • If you or someone else gets injured, immediately approach a staff member.