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Just picked up two pair from Flyin Brian, they were better than new.

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Sent in my beat up muiras into rock n resole last Tuesday. They received them Thursday and had them back to me 7 days later. (I live in Iowa) Had 2 toe caps replaced with new xs rubber price and workman ship were great.

I have had great luck with both Rock and Resole, and the Plattsburgh Shoe Hospital. Can't go wrong with either IMHO.

I've gone through Rock & Resole in the past and they've done an excellent job but offer limited types of rubber.

Does anyone know of a place that does a quality job that carries the Stealth HF and Onyxx rubber? Not just the C4.

Daniel Evans wrote:I've gone through Rock & Resole in the past and they've done an excellent job but offer limited types of rubber. Does anyone know of a place that does a quality job that carries the Stealth HF and Onyxx rubber? Not just the C4.

@Locker : I'm trying to find out. I remember someone telling me the turn around time through Nomad's was about 3 months so I had always sent mine to R&R. I have a pair of 5.10 Blackwings that came with the HF rubber so I was looking to get them resoled with the same. Otherwise I'd settle for the Onyxx, but ultimately I just wanted a stiffer rubber then the C4 to keep it a more aggressive shoe.

Just found these guys who claim to have the Stealth HF. Heard anything about them? They appear to be a certified 5.10 resole company based off fiveten.com

Lost Soles Climbing
lostsolesclimbing.com/resol…

Your saying the Stealth HF rubber is not stiffer then the C4? C4 rubber is generally the go-to rubber out here in Joshua Tree for slab. Blackwing is a down-turned aggressive shoe. I would imagine it'd be more of an edging shoe thus harder rubber. Right?

Then again shoe rubber is not my area of expertise. Just the way it has been explained to me by fellow climbers.

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Glue man. . .oops, I mean LOCKER
just did another sole on my JB's. . . PRIMO work,
and KNOW, this IS KNOT a PAID ADVERTISEMENT!!!!

What's the phone number for Rock 'n' Resole?

Sorry, couldn't help it. I've had great luck with them. probably 7 or 8 resoles over the last five years on various shoes, only one of which didn't come out great.

I was having trouble with the sides of my TC Pros blowing out (a design flaw with the shoe, made worse by lots of jamming), and when I brought them in the last few times they told me it was tough to fix. But this last time, they seem to have come up with a good solution which involves some thick shoe rubber melted over the weak spots. It's ugly as hell, but it's held up quite well so far. - there was a hole right through the leather on one shoe, so I wasn't too optimistic, but after seven days in Yosemite, three in the Creek, and a few other days out, it's still showing very little wear in that spot.

Rock&Resole, even when they forget they had my shoes.... they made it worth it. Seriously. They are good. Forty bucks for $100 worth of shoe left? They even re-stitched the lace loops of my Mythos... when asked about the re-stiching: "oh we noticed your shoes needed it." You are awesome dudes! Success every time.

Rock and resole nice and quick
I sent out my Katana lace last month 10th , received on 18th

except all the the shipment and delivery time , they just spend 2 to 3 days to resole and sent back to me

$32 half resole, $9 return posting, $10 posting to rock and resole
total $51
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Kirk B. wrote:I've used Barry's Resoles, I think he's in Fresno, or somewhere close to there. Exemplary work. ....

I sent a pair of Evolvs to John Ramuta. I've been using them for about 6 months and have been pleased. I plan to send another pair to him soon.

Is anyone still using Science Friction? I know most folks don't like it and it always does poorly in rubber 'tests' but for whatever reason it works really well for me on Stronghold slab. Madrock used to use it but I heard they stopped doing resoles.

Adam Floyd wrote:Just picked up two pair from Flyin Brian, they were better than new. climbingresoles.com/

Plattsburg Shoe Hospitial, I just got a pair back and they look good and feel good on my feet.

Thanks Locker. I know who to hit up when I'm ready to get my kicks tuned up now. Should be pretty soon actually. I have two pairs of Evolvs that I had resoled and the rubber just outright sucks in comparison to my old high-top Sportivas that Madrock resoled for me.

I'll be in touch. :)

Can't say enough good things about Yosemite Bums.

1) They use evolv rubber. Insanely sticky.
2) Quality workmanship every time.
3) They fix shoes even if your thumb toe broke through.
4) Never had any logistics problems with them.

I have probably had them resole 50 shoes over the years.

cheers.
-chris

I would of gone to Komitos in Estes if not for the flood. Steve Komito has been in business for decades and has a lot of history (Steve climbed with Kor, et al).

I took them to Rock & Resole and was very satisfied.