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WHY CHOOSE STICKY RUBBER RESOLES?
Our Project
We restore rock climbing shoes back to their original factory standard and specifications, prolonging the quality and life of your shoes.
We take pride in the quality of our work by applying the same care for detail as when your shoes were originally constructed.
By replacing the worn components within the shoe, they will maintain their original performance.
This insures you can climb with peace of mind, knowing you truly got value for money from your purchase of high quality climbing shoes.
This means returning your shoes back to their original performance again and again, lengthening the life of your shoes, all whilst reducing the environmental impact. With the final word on resoling being that it is good for our little planet.
It's not just a resole, you will regain your sending shoes.
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Our Training
Originally trained by both an Official SCARPA Resoler and an Authorised La Sportiva Resoler in Europe, we use their techniques and processes.
Both SCARPA Italy and La Sportiva Italy have authorized Sticky Rubber Resoles as their Official Resoler in Australia.
See our 'SCARPA Official Resoler' page & our 'La Sportiva Authorized Resoler' page.
We joined the SCARPA team at Scarpa HQ in Asolo, Italy visiting their factory as well as training in their resoling lab, bringing back to Australia the SCARPA standard for resoling.
We benefit from continuing communication and support from La Sportiva with regards to the latest resoling techniques, new models and products. Visits to the La Sportiva HQ and factory in Ziano Di Fiemme, Italy and training in their resoling lab has greatly added to our knowledge and experience. We bring La Sportiva techniques and quality to Australian climber's shoes.
Our training mentors and those at the labs at La Sportiva and SCARPA have been truly inspiring. As resoling standards evolve, so do we along with them.
Read more about what it means to use an Authorised Resoler...
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