Indicators for Rand Repair

• Sharp edges of the bottom sole have rounded off
• A reduction in edging performance
• There is a slight receding in the bottom sole in relation to the rand

A half resole will restore your shoe's performance.

• The edges are almost gone
• A greater impact to edging performance
• There is a noticeable receding in the bottom sole that trends to the bottom of the shoe

Rand repair is likely needed to restore the shoe's integrity.

• The edges are completely worn away and the rand is the outer most part of the shoe to contact the climbing wall
• A hole is noticeable on the rand (i.e. the toe box)
• There is a clear receding in seam between the rubber sole and the rand sitting at bottom of the shoe

Your shoe requires rand repair. This service will restore functionality, but further use could cause additional damage.

• Major holes or tears in the shoe causing frayed material and/or a hole to the inside of the shoe
• Leather upper is cracked or rotted underneath the rand (usually due to age or lack of proper care).

If the shoe is beyond repair, we’ll offer a full refund of service charges and options to return or dispose of the shoes.