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A standard resole is by far the most common resole that climbers choose as it offers the most cost-effective way to extend the lifespan of a well-fitting, broken-in pair of shoes without sacrificing performance, or needing to replace the entire sole.
This process involves replacing the front rubber section—from the toe to the mid-foot (also known as a "HALF SOLE")—which experiences the most wear from rock contact.
Standard resoles can be performed on nearly any climbing shoe, regardless of brand or model.
