Sometimes there is no visible hole in the rand but there may be other physical evidence that the rand is wearing thin. On the form, you can either give us trust to replace the rand or select the option to contact you if Yosemite Bum believes the rand needs to be replaced.

If the rand needs to be repaired on your shoe(s), the sole will also have to be replaced. Rands cannot be repaired without also replacing the sole. Refer to our FAQ page to learn more about rand repair. Refer to the prices below for half sole and full sole repair.

*Full sole repair may be necessary if your shoes have been resoled in the past depending on the work performed previously.

*Full sole repair may be necessary if your shoes have been resoled in the past depending on the work performed previously.

We can add a stiff mid-sole to your shoes or replace your mid-sole in the toe box to give you extra support and edging power. This repair may also be necessary if your mid-sole has cracked, torn, or is otherwise damaged from normal wear and tear.

The mid-sole of a shoe lies between the rubber out-sole and the synthetic or leather upper of your shoes.

*Rand repair is necessary to perform this service.

**Caution: Adding a stiff mid-sole may alter how your shoes feel when they come back to you. Please keep this in mind when requesting this service.

Add extra rubber on top of the toes (Super Rand) to help with toe-hooking or protecting the uppers when crack climbing.

*Super Rands are not possible to add to ALL types of shoes. Only shoes with adequate space available can have these services performed.

Add extra thick layer of rubber to the rand (Double Rand).

**Caution: adding rubber to the top of the shoe may alter how your shoes feel when they come back to you. Please keep this in mind when requesting this service.