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  1. I had used those shoes for spring-summer-fall while dirtbagging fulltime, then sent them to be resoled in the late fall. I was doing less climbing after the resole because 1. it was winter and I had to move indoors, and 2. I had gotten a job (lame).

  2. 5 lis 2022 · I’ve had several resoles of shoes over the past 15 years: 3 times on climbing shoes (one pair resoled twice) & 3 times on fell running shoes. The first pair of resoles I had (one shoe - my choice - of a pair of Evolv Pontas) were done by Feet First.

  3. I have the following shoes to resole Ocun ozone - The rubber was very light and easy to feel the holds and flexible. Boreal mutants - Felt very good at smearing and very grippy.

  4. I'd say there is a degree of quality necessary in a shoe to warrant a resole. Also considering how much you can buy a new shoe for. For most shoes it makes sense. The shoe will be broken in and It's better for the environment since you're reusing the shoe. It's not getting discarded into a landfill.

  5. 21 maj 2020 · The best thing about resoling your shoes is that if you get a well made pair you can resole it before the all the sole is gone. That way you don’t need toe patches and you actually climb on sticky rubber and not on rand rubber that is plain car tire rubber.

  6. 13 lut 2019 · I'm coming to the conclusion that resole satisfaction is a bit random. The one resole I had done by Cheshire was absolutely awful - they converted my rock shoes into insensate clogs. Every Llanberis resole (4-5 in all) I've had has been excellent.

  7. 3 kwi 2022 · Can I resole my own climbing shoes? Many climbers choose to resole their own shoes. You can purchase resole kits if you’d prefer to do it yourself. It is a slightly cheaper option than outsourcing the resole process. The materials needed include a resole kit, a knife, sandpaper, and pliers.

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