No. We focus solely on climbing shoes.

Yes! As long as the shoes’ uppers are in decent condition. If the foam midsole had aged to the point of crumbling & deteteriorating, the shoes may be too far gone. Send photos if you’re unsure

A half resole replaces the rubber sole on the toe-end of the shoe, where climbing shoes suffer the majority of their wear. A full resole would replace the entire sole, including the heel.

In general, no. The heel section of the sole rubber very rarely wears out before the rest of the shoe and very rarely needs to be replaced. Our feeling is that as a company whose vision is heavily focused on environmental and social responsibility, material waste is to be minimized. With this in mind we’ve worked hard to ensure that our process and our bond is at such a high standard that the only difference between a full resole and a half resole is a subtle visual line where the new rubber meets the old.

Yes we can! In fact, we are an authorized La Sportiva resoler; we offer authentic La Sportiva replacement soles to have your No-Edge shoes looking and performing like new. *note that authentic Theory soles are not yet available, but we will custom cut a perfect match.

We can also resole these shoes with a conventional edge if desired. see photo

Read this post! If you still have questions, you’ll be in a better position to arm us with the right information when you reach out for help.

You will need rand repair if the rand of your shoe has a hole in it, or has thinned to the point that it would form a hole shortly after a resole. You can gauge the thickness of the rand by pressing your thumb into various spots on the tip of the shoe. You’ll be able to feel thinned rand as a soft spot.

You may also need minor stitching repair if you’ve worn right through the leather and have holes at the toes of your shoes.

If you are unsure, you can always send us some photos for assessment.

Yes we can! How many times a shoe can be resoled depends on how well they are taken care of. We have resoled some pairs 5+ times, but we have also received shoes that were rotted to the point of being irrepairable before their first resole. Over time, the upper of the shoe wears and deteriorates from the inside out; this happens much more quickly when shoes are poorly cared for.

Maybe… have you checked your email? You can check our current shop time on the homepage to get a timeframe for when to expect to have your shoes back and better than ever. For mail returns, we’ll send an email as soon as the shoes are finished and shipped. For dropboxes, we’ll send an email as soon as the shoes are ready for pickup.

Our policy is against doing shoes one at a time. This is partly because it benefits the customer greatly to keep the shoes balanced in performance by resoling the pair, and partly because our process is designed for pairs, so doing a single shoe would cost more than half the price of a pair, which is poor value. If you feel that you have good reason to have a single shoe resoled, please reach out to us.

Yes, we’re an eco-conscious company and we are proud of how many shoes we’ve kept from the landfill over the years. If you have shoes that you simply don’t wear anymore, check out our used shoe voucher program . If you have shoes are aren’t repairable but you’d rather not trash them, we might be able to use them for resoler training, testing, or at least salvage some parts to be recycled.