Want to try gp rubber for yourself?
Step #1
choose your repair
Half-Sole Repair - $55
Shoes with full-length soles can be repaired with either a half or full resole, with the half sole replacing just the worn front for a more budget-friendly fix.
Rand Repair - $20
When damage extends into the rand, we repair or replace it as needed to protect the shoe’s structure and longevity. Rand work is available only as an add-on to a sole repair.
Split-Sole Repair - $60
Split sole shoes are designed for precision and flexibility, and replacing the entire forefoot rubber best restores their downturn and performance. A partial repair can be done, but a full split sole replacement is usually the better option.
Toe-patch Repair - $30
When the toe rubber becomes thin or worn from toe hooks, we remove the damaged section and install a new toe patch to restore protection and grip. Replacing the patch early helps prevent deeper damage and extends the life of your shoes.
Full-Sole Repair - $85
A full resole is recommended for shoes with full-length soles when wear is spread across multiple areas or the shoe has already been repaired several times. Due to the additional material and labor involved, it carries a higher cost than a half-sole repair.
Step #2
choose your rUBBER
GP RUBBER
3.5mm - Shore Hardness: ~65A
GP2-Hard
The all-rounder in our lineup, GP2-Hard is a stiffer option with stickiness comparable to other Italian rubbers. It performs well in all climbing scenarios.
3.5mm - Shore Hardness: ~60A
GP2-Soft
The softer version of our Signature GP2-Hard rubber—retaining the same performance features—engineered specifically for lightweight climbers.
3.5mm - Shore Hardness: ~60A
GP1-Hard
The highest-performance option in our lineup, GP1-Hard delivers the same stickiness as GP1-Soft while offering greater durability, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor climbing.
3.5mm - Shore Hardness: ~55A
GP1-Soft
Formerly GP1, The softest rubber in our lineup, GP1-Soft provides exceptional stickiness while staying flexible in cold conditions, making it ideal for winter use.
vibram
4mm - Shore Hardness: ~75A
xs grip 2
Vibram’s softer climbing rubber compound designed for where sensitivity and friction are prioritized, while still offering enough firmness for moderate edging.
4mm - Shore Hardness: ~80A
xs Edge
Vibram’s firmer climbing rubber compound designed to maintain its shape on small footholds. It is commonly used where edging support, stability, and a balance between performance and wear are prioritized.
Step #3
SUBMIT THE FORM
Frequently Asked Questions
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If the rubber at the toe is worn thin, smooth, or close to exposing the rand, it’s time. Resoling early helps preserve the shoe’s structure and prevents more costly repairs.
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Turnaround times vary based on workload, but most repairs are completed within 2–3 weeks after arrival. We’ll confirm timing once your shoes are received and inspected.
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Climbing shoes can be resoled as long as the damage hasn’t gone all the way through the fabric of the shoe. If there is a hole completely through the upper fabric, the shoe is usually too far gone to repair.
If you’re unsure whether your shoes can be fixed, feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to take a look and let you know.
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Yes. If wear has reached the rand or the fabric interior, we can repair or replace it as needed to restore structure and extend the life of your shoes. But if wear as gone through the fabric interior, your shoe is past repair. Rand work is completed alongside a sole repair.
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Once your shoes arrive, we inspect them, confirm the repair plan with you, and process payment through an invoice before beginning the work.
The customer is responsible for paying return shipping and all import/duties fees if applicable.
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Yes. We work on most major climbing shoe brands and models. If you’re unsure about a specific pair, feel free to reach out before shipping.
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Yes and no. We can resole no-edge shoes, but they will be resoled like a normal shoe with an edge rather than recreating the original no-edge design.
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If a rubber option is marked (Waitlist), it means that rubber is currently out of stock. You can still request it when placing your order, but your resole may take an additional 1–2+ weeks while we wait for more material to arrive.