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IRON VAULT is a top-notch gym located at 6 Day St, Norwalk, CT. The gym is known for its outstanding community and high-quality equipment from Arsenal Strength. The well-maintained space, complete with impressive lighting and a variety of squat racks, creates an inviting atmosphere for powerlifters and strength athletes. While it is on the pricier side at $100 per month, various membership options are available, including a discounted student rate of $75.

The staff contributes to the welcoming environment, although some customers have noted a lack of customer service experience. With minimal locker space and basic amenities, it may not suit everyone’s needs. Early morning workouts are ideal to avoid afternoon crowds and equipment wait times.

Pros:

  • Top-notch equipment from Arsenal Strength
  • Clean and well-maintained
  • Friendly and knowledgeable staff
  • Great community and environment
  • Impressive lighting throughout
  • Judgement-free zone
  • Guest passes available
  • Discounted student membership rate
  • Lots of squat racks and weights
  • Optimal for early morning workouts

Cons:

  • Expensive membership fee
  • Limited locker and bathroom amenities
  • Afternoon crowds and wait times

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Reviews (10)

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Is it overpriced yes but its the only true gym in Connecticut. Everything from the powerlifters ready to tell you how to perfect your form to the highschoolers trying to max out for the 3rd time this week. The music is good the lighting is amazing but the culture is what make Iron Vault a great gym.

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Best gym ever. Has everything you could ever need.

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Very big Pros, and very Big Cons at this gym.PROS: EquipmentCONS: Price, management, and policiesThere's an amazing selection of quality equipment, all from Arsenal Strength. Not many other gyms will make the investment into actually having such high quality machines, although Iron Vault's cardio selection is lacking (but then again, cardio is not really a draw for Iron Vault's ideal customer).Iron Vault also has a great sense of community, although it feels very clique-y during certain hours wherein the majority of regulars come in.It feels like IV also chooses to hire from within the community it's established, which is a great concept in theory, and very important to building a strong community. However, this unfortunately means the majority of staff comes across as having no customer-facing experience whatsoever working in such positions. Sometimes it feels as if the staff is simply putting in the bare minimum to get what I assume to be a employee-priced discount on membership.On any given day during the staffed hours, I wouldn't be surprised to see the staff on duty getting a workout in rather than being present at the desk.The television selection is great, as it mostly has either CrossFit, Strongman, or any other strength-focused sports on all of the many screens, yet for some reason there were times when it was also kept on a channel that solely played Fear Factor. I don't mind the show, but it's a little off-putting when trying to get a workout in.The $100 per month price tag isn't too off-putting, but I would expect either more attentive staff, more bathroom space, or even locker-rooms to justify it. You'd get more amenities at literally any other gym in the area (even the budget gyms), or you could get an entirely better experience at an Equinox for just $200 total.I recently moved away from South Norwalk, and could no longer maintain my membership at IV. If you cancel your membership at any time during the month, your membership is terminated immediately, despite paying for the full month in advance. They do not prorate your membership in this situation, nor do they just revoke access at the end of the month.Overall, if you like a gym with quality equipment and machines, a decently sized turf/stretching/plyo area, and prefer to workout in the early mornings, this is a great choice. However, if you plan on coming in any time after 2:00pm, be prepared to have long wait times on equipment and to be inundated with high-schoolers, with staff either sitting at the front desk scrolling on their phones, or working out themselves and taking up equipment during the busiest time of day.

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Not an average gym, always clean, has everything you could ask for in a professional power lifting gym.

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Love this place.Seriously...Talk about a judgement free zone. Everyone is so nice here. Great equipment. Clean.

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This is genius! Check it out and find out way!

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Awesome environment

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This gym is the best one I have ever been to. Barely any one there, never crowded, super nice staff and members, INSANE LIGHTING everywhere you go, and everything is brand new. Litttleee expensive but you are paying to not have the annoyances of a big commercial gym. Worth it in my opinion I go basically everyday.

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I went to Iron Vault today for the first time with my friend and got a day pass. This is hands down the nicest gym I have ever been to. Do I think it’s worth $100 a month no but I am a student and I think the discounted $75 a month rate is fair for what you get. I was very impressed with the staff they are super friendly and know how to run a gym the right way. I definitely will be getting a membership when I come back from college. I would recommend to anyone that they buy a day pass to check out the gym and you will fall in love.

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It's a great gym, a lot of weights, a lot of space and it's almost always never full. Is it worth the 100$ month price tag?I don't think so. There are only 16 lockers, all of which are located next to the service desk, no shower so you have to make sure you get changed before showing up, and there are only two medium-sized bathrooms.The weights and equipment are properly maintained and are always in working conditions. Lots of squat racks. Two treadmills, 6 bikes, 2 ellipticals, and a stair master.

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Except the peak hours, this place remains quite free or moderately crowded.

This business has a rating of 4.6-star.

This business has 10 reviews.

The address is: 6 Day St, Norwalk, CT 06854, United States .

The contact number is +1 203-286-6186

This service is listed under Gym .

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