Peach Cobbler ATL | Climbing Shoe Resole

Save your sole!

1/2 Soles

Rather than throw away your expensive climbing shoes once they wear out, we can help you give them new life. We replace the rubber on the front half of the soles and give them a shiny new edge.

Rands / Toe Caps

The rubber sections on the top part of your toes are called rands or toe caps. If you can see a hole or feel a weak spot in the rand, we’ll need to repair it. Send your shoes in early to help them live longer and save some money!

Get a resole!

We repair climbing shoes in the Atlanta area. Look at the map below to find a drop-off location in the area. There are order forms and instructions on the box for you to label your shoes and confirm your order with us.

Current turnaround

2 weeks (This is shop time and does not include shipping.)

Prices

$40 / pair for Soles only
$50 / pair for No-Edge resole
$60 / pair for Soles plus Toecaps
+$10 / order for Shipping (if applicable)

We donate $1 from every pair to the Southeastern Climbers Coalition.

Payment

Submit with your shoes

Cash
Check (made out to “Peach Cobbler ATL”)

OR

We bill you later

Credit/debit card
PayPal
Venmo

Drop-Off Locations

Stone Summit Atlanta

www.ssclimbing.com

3701 Presidential Parkway
Atlanta, GA 30340

Stone Summit Kennesaw

www.ssclimbing.com

2801 George Busbee Parkway
Kennesaw, GA 30144

Shout-Outs

There are a lot of people who work very hard to open, develop, and maintain climbing areas. These people provide a tremendous service to our community. As a small token of appreciation, we donate $1 from every pair of shoes we work on to the Southeastern Climbers Coalition (SCC). There are lots of organizations that deserve our thanks, but these folks feel like the hometown heroes to us.

Here’s a list of groups we like and think you should know about. If you would like to send a shout-out to some other group, let us know at orders@peachcobbleratl.com or (443) 7-PEACHY!

FAQ

+ Can I submit a mail order?

We are not accepting mail-in orders at this time. Local orders are keeping us stretched enough as it is. Keep an eye out for us to reopen mail orders in the summer, but if you need your shoes done and have to go somewhere else, know that we still love you.

+ Do I need new rands (toe caps)?

If you have holes, you need rands. Less obviously, if you can feel weak spots in the rubber around the toe, a hole might be near. Sometimes we won’t know until we remove the old sole. If that happens, we’ll let you know as soon as we find the damage.

+ Can I get rands without half soles?

No, because the rand wraps around under the sole.

+ Can you fix my “no-edge” shoes?

Yes, absolutely! If you send us your no-edge shoes, you’ll get a no-edge repair.

+ When should I send my shoes in?

You should send your shoes in before the rand starts to rub against the wall. When the rand touches the wall, it wears out quickly and turns into a hole. Start thinking about a resole when the sole wears lower and more of the rand begins to show.

+ How many times can I get my shoes resoled?

Probably about two or three times, as long as the material under the rubber is in good shape. The actual number of resoles you can get depends on how well you care for your shoes and on how and how many times your shoes have been repaired in the past (e.g., rand repairs tend to shorten the lifespan of your shoes).

+ Are my shoes too far gone?

Maybe. If you have serious damage on your shoes (major holes, etc.) or if your shoes have been resoled many times already, we may not be able to help you. If you aren’t sure, send some pictures to orders@peachcobbleratl.com or (443) 7-PEACHY. We’ll take a look and let you know if we think we can fix them.

+ How do I care for my shoes so they last longer?

Keep them in a cool and dry place.
Air them out after you climb in them. (Don’t store them in plastic bags!)
Don’t belay or walk around in them too much.
Get them resoled before you damage the rands.

+ What if I’m not satisfied with your work?

The most common problem with resoled shoes is delamination where the sole starts to peel back around the edges. If this happens in the first 30 days, you can send your shoes back in. If you’re not happy with our work, we’ll make it right.