Services & Rates
What we repair
Our goal is simple: restore the performance of your climbing shoes without sacrificing the fit you've already broken in.
Every pair of climbing shoes wears differently. We assess each pair individually and perform the necessary repairs to restore performance and maximize lifespan.
We also offer a range of custom repairs on request. If you have a unique repair or modification in mind, get in touch. We're always happy to discuss what's possible.
Crash Pad Re-foam and Repair
We can now refresh your bagged out pads! Check the menu below for options. Only available for shop drop off and pick up.
Rubber types we carry
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Offers a balance between durability, edging, and grip on any surface. Found on Tenaya shoes and older versions of La Sportiva and Scarpa.
Hardness Rating: Shore A 70
Thickness: 4.0mm -
The evolution of XS Grip, sticky rubber geared towards smearing, moderate edging, hard bouldering and overhanging routes. Examples of shoes found on: La Sportiva Solution, Skwama, and Scarpa Drago.
Hardness Rating: Shore A 74
Thickness: 4.0mm -
The high performance edging rubber for standing on the smallest of edges. Good for hard multipitch and steep edgy sport. Examples of shoes found on: La Sportiva Miura, TC Pro, and Scarpa Vapor VS.
Hardness Rating: Shore A 78
Thickness: 4.0mm -
Slightly stiffer than XS Grip 2 and sticky as a pot of honey, this rubber is equivalent to the old Stealth C4 compound. High end rubber with a balanced capacity for edging and smearing. Found on the Unparallel line of shoes.
Hardness Rating: Shore A 76–80
Thickness: 4.2mm -
Softer than RH and the stickiest pot of honey Pooh Bear ever tasted. This rubber is a highly sensitive performance rubber that’s great for smearing and sticking to steep terrain. If you’re looking for durable, edging rubber, don’t pick this one. Found on the Unparallel line of shoes.
Hardness Rating: Shore A 65–70
Thickness: 3.5mm -
You wanted race rubber and we wanted a high quality product. Extremely sticky and sensitive, with excellent performance on smearing, volumes and Dual-tex. Davos Super Stick is our softest rubber yet, without the mess. Yes, it’s still good for party tricks and shoe flips, but it also climbs remarkably well and holds up impressively for how soft it is.
Hardness Rating: Shore A 65
Thickness: 3.5mm -
Our hardest rubber option. A great choice for micro-edging, hot granite and climbers who tend to burn through softer rubber quickly. With excellent abrasion resistance and support, it’s a great option when edging and durability take priority.
Hardness Rating: Shore A 80
Thickness: 4.0mm