Send.
Resole.
Send again.
Hand-done half and full sole resoles and toe cap rand repair that keep your favorite shoes on the wall. Ship your shoes in, or drop them off at Climbnasium.
Services
Fresh resoles
Recent resoles, straight from the shop. See more on Instagram at @send_again_resole.
Do my shoes need a resole?
The best time to resole is right before you start standing on the rand. As the sole thins, the seam where it's glued to the rand wears down and forms a dip near the big toe. Sometimes the seam fades until it's barely visible. Resoling at this point protects the rand and keeps the repair simpler and cheaper.
It's a bit early, but there's no harm in resoling now if you'd like.
The rand is intact and feels firm when you press it. Resole now for the best result.
The upper is still intact, so a toe cap rand repair can fix it along with your resole.
A large hole reaches the upper material. A quality resole usually isn't possible at this point.
Pick your rubber
Thinner rubber gives sensitivity but doesn't last as long. Thicker rubber has less sensitivity but lasts longer. Not sure? Choose resoler's choice and we'll match it to your shoe and the type of climbing you want to do in them. Davos rubber coming soon.
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Four steps from worn to sending
Fill out the order
Choose your rubber and repair services for each pair. You see the estimate before you submit.
Ship or drop off
Mail them in with the prepaid label you get right after ordering, or drop them off at Climbnasium.
Inspection
Every pair is inspected first. If they need extra repairs, work starts once you approve. If they're too far gone for a quality resole, you'll be notified.
Pay & resole
Once you approve the work, you'll get an invoice for the repairs. Work begins after payment, and you'll be notified when your shoes are done.
Start your resole
Add each pair, then your details. Not sure what you need? Upload photos and leave a note. You'll get a recommendation before anything is done.
Your details
Questions climbers ask
How long does it take?
Check the current turnaround time at the top of this page. You can drop your shoes off at Climbnasium any day. We pick up and return shoes there on Sundays, and you'll get pickup instructions when yours are done.
When do I pay?
After your shoes are inspected and you approve the work, you'll get an invoice to pay online by card. Work begins once it's paid. Nothing is charged when you place your order.
Why do XS Grip 2 and XS Edge cost more?
They're harder and more expensive to source, so they're $5 extra per pair. The other rubber options are included in the base price.
What if my shoes need rand repair I didn't order?
You'll be notified after inspection, and work only begins once you approve it.
Will my shoes fit the same after a resole?
A half sole keeps the upper and the toe box shape intact, so fit stays very close. Choose the same thickness as your original rubber for the most familiar feel.
Can I get a rand repair without a resole?
No. Toe cap rand repair is done together with a half or full sole resole.
What if my shoes are lost or damaged in shipping?
Send Again Resole is not responsible for shoes that are lost or damaged by the carrier during shipping, either on the way to us or on the way back. Pack your shoes in a sturdy box, and keep your tracking number until they arrive. For peace of mind, add shipping insurance when you order: it's $5 per pair and covers up to $250 per pair against loss, damage or theft, both ways.
Can every shoe be resoled?
Most can, but we don't accept "no edge" shoes or shoes with compression-molded toe boxes. Every other pair is inspected first, and if a quality resole isn't possible, you'll hear that before any work is done.
I'm not sure what my shoes need. What should I do?
Upload photos with your order and leave a note. You'll get a recommendation by your preferred contact method before you ship or drop off.
How many times can a shoe be resoled?
Usually two to three times, depending on the upper. Resoling before the rand wears through extends that a lot.