Worn Through?We got you.
We're climbers who resole climbing shoes in Singapore. Fresh rubber on the shoes you've already broken in. Resole, don't replace. So your favourite pair keeps climbing instead of going in the bin.
Turnaround time
~2–3 weeks
Rough time from when your shoes reach us to when they're back on your feet. Busy spells and bulk orders can run a little longer.
Drop-box collections
Where to drop your shoes
Drop your shoes at any of the gyms below on its pickup date and we'll take it from there. Collection spots rotate every two weeks — here are the next two pickups.
Next collection
Mon, 7 Sept 2026
Collecting from these gyms:
- Boulder Planet Sembawang
- Climb Central Choa Chu Kang
- Climb Central Novena
- Boulder Planet Tai Seng
Following collection
Mon, 21 Sept 2026
Collecting from these gyms:
- Climba
- Climb Central Funan
- Climb Central Sports Hub
More gyms coming soon
Want a Solah drop-box at your gym? We're adding new spots as we go — drop us a message and let's sort one out.
How it works
From worn out to sending
- 1
Get them to us
Drop your shoes at a partner gym on the next collection date, or post them to the workshop. Fill in the order form so we know what you're after.
- 2
We take a look
We check the sole, rand, and anything else going on, then message you the repairs and price. Nothing happens until you're happy with the quote.
- 3
Fresh rubber goes on
New Vibram on the sole, plus any rand or hole work. We take our time so they fit and climb like they did before they wore out.
- 4
Back on your feet
Grab them from your gym on the next collection, or we post them back. Then go get on your project.
About Solah
We're climbers, not a factory
Solah started for a pretty simple reason: chucking out a good pair of shoes because the sole wore through feels wrong. A resole costs a fraction of a new pair and keeps decent rubber and leather out of the landfill.
Before taking on a single paying pair, I flew to Spain and trained under Vibram-authorised resolers — learning how it's actually done from people at the top of the game. So what comes back to you is the real thing, not a garage job.
I use quality Vibram and take the time to get the sole and rand right, so your shoes fit and climb the way you remember — not some rough approximation of it.
Right now it's a one-person operation: a climber in Singapore resoling shoes for other climbers. Same pair you've already broken in, back to grabbing edges. Less waste, more climbing.
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