Services
Services For All SeasonsOur Bike shop is hibernating for the season, Check back later for more updates!
Ski & Snowboard Services Include
- Wax – $12
- Wax & Edge – $18
- Standard Tune (Hot Wax, Machine Edge, and Base Grind) – $30
- Edge Repair w/standard tune $45
- Base Repair w/standard tune $45
- Epoxy w/standard tune $45
- P-Tex w/standard tune $45
- Ski Binding Mount(Tyrolia/Shift/22 Designs) – $35
Skate Tuning
Sparx professional hockey and figure skate sharpening service now available.
- $6 per pair
- $10 New Blades
Sewing Shop Includes
- Zipper Repair / Replacements: Repairs on jackets (including down), pants, tents, bags and backpacks (depending on location of the zipper).
- Patching: Outdoor apparel, tents, bags and backpacks (depending on location of rip).
- Alterations: See a specialist from our repair team in store.
- Tent / Tent Pole Repair: Tent pole restringing, grommet replacement, zippers, patches, ect.
- Buckle and Hardware Replacements: Strap, buckle and hardware replacements for backpacks, bags, and other gear. Chose from our selection of metal and plastic hardware.
- Custom Gear Production: Come in and discuss your design ideas with us! Some examples of what we can make . . . River gear including cam straps and custom bags, dog leashes / collars, fanny packs, chalk bags, van life gear, frisbee golf bags and anything else you can dream up! Purchasing these custom items online through us will be coming soon! Contact custom repairs at repairs@snowmountainriver.com.
- Additional Info: General turn-around time for repairs is between 5-10 days, depending on cue of repairs. This and the estimate of cost can be provided upon drop off of the item. Items can be repaired with the intention to consign them with us afterwards. Please give us a call for any questions!
- Screen printing: Coming Soon
Sewing Estimates Below
Zippers
Jackets/pants
- Slider replacement – $12
- Jacket/Pants pocket OR Pants fly full zipper replacement – $38
- Jacket full zipper replacement (26” or less) – $48
- Jacket full zipper replacement (Longer than 26”) – $56
- Water resistant zippers – ADD $8
Sleeping Bags
- Slider Replacement (locking, double pulls) – $16
- Full Zipper Replacement (2-way separating coil zipper w/ double pulls) – $65
Backpacks/Bags
- Less than 12 inches – $5 per inch
- Greater than 12 inches – $20 per foot
Tents
- Slider Replacement (double pulls) – $18/per
- Full Door Zipper Replacement – $8 per foot of zipper
- Full Door Zipper Replacement – $12 per foot water-resistant zipper
Hemming/Alterations
- Hem Single- Layer Pants – $20
- Hem Lined/Tech Pants – $38
- Waist Alteration (ex. Take in from 36” to 32”) – $42
- Sleeve Hem $30
ANY OTHER ALTERATIONS CONSULT WITH REPAIR TECH
Patchwork
Patchwork Size Guide:
Small (Less than 4×4)
Medium (Less than 10×10)
Large (Anything greater than 10×10)
- Sewn clothing patchwork (Cotton, Poly, Jean etc.) – S: $16 M: $20 L: $24
- Tech Fabric (Gore-tex, Cordura, Vinyl, Mesh, Canvas – S: $26 M: $32 L :$38
- Adhesive/Tenacious Tape – S: $8 M: $12 L: $16
- LARGE ITEM CHARGE (Canvas Tents, Drop bags, Sun Shades etc.) – $12
- Reinforcement of a seam – $1 per inch
Hardware
- Buckle replacement – 1/2”-1”: $12 – 1.5”-2”: $14
- Snap/Grommet Replacement – $10/per
- D-Rings, Uniloops, Ladderlocks, Cordlocks – $10/per
Other
- Tent Shock Cord replacement – $3 per foot
- Velcro – $12 per foot
- Webbing replacement – $8 per foot
- Cam Straps – $2 per foot PLUS $2 Cam Buckle
- Bar tack reinforcement – $5
- Zipper tune (TLC for zippers) – $10
- Patch work and hand sewing –
- Small – Less than 4 inch x 4 inch – $24
- Medium – Less than 10 in x 10 in – $30
- Large – greater than 10 in x 10 in – $36
RUSH FEE (TO BE DONE IN LESS THAN 3 DAYS) – Cost is 50% of Repair Cost Total
ITEMS WE DON’T REPAIR
- Snow Boots
- Shoes
- Gluing
- Inflatables
- Safety Equipment
- Bent Poles
Don’t see your issue listed here? Want a Quote? Email us a photo and description of your item to
repairs@snowmountainriver.com and we will get back to you ASAP
Climbing Shoe Repair
Snow Mountain River Resole is an official La Sportiva Authorized Resoler. We work on all brands and models of climbing shoes. During the resole process, we use official lasts and rubber straight from La Sportiva’s factory to ensure the best fit, feel, and performance for both neutral and downturned shoes.
Rules for a Resole
- Rule #1: If you have worn through the rubber on the toes and put a hole in the leather, synthetic, or stitching we will not accept them. Holes are very uncomfortable to climb with and busted stitching will compromise the feel and integrity of your shoe. We do not work on leather repair or stitching.
- Rule #2: If the leather of the shoe is old or cracking we will not accept them. Leather that is not properly taken care of will rot, crack and tear upon being resoled, resulting in your shoe being non repairable. It is your responsibility to take proper care of your shoes! They are expensive equipment, treat them as such.
- Rule #3:Please clean your shoes to the best of your ability before dropping them off. If you notice the components of your shoes becoming dirty or if you use lots of powder or chalk on your feet we encourage you to wash them and allow them to air dry overnight. Regardless, I disinfect and wipe down every pair of shoes I receive before working on them. If your shoes have stained or dried blood on them, in any amount, they will not be accepted.
When is my shoe ready for a resole?
When you see the factory edge begin to round over it’s a good idea to inspect your shoes for a resole. You can feel for soft spots on the toes and inspect the line of the sole to make sure it’s not dipping below a straight line. It’s advised that you stop climbing on your shoes once that line starts to dip. If you climb on your shoes past the sole dipping you’ll be climbing on the rand of your shoe making the chances of a hole or toe cap repair much more possible. If you pay attention and catch them in time it will save you money and help ensure that your shoes will hold up to multiple resoles.
Tips on taking care of your shoes before and after a resole.
Examples of taking good care of your shoes are: do not walk around in them in-between climbs, try not to drag your toes when not necessary, do not leave your shoes in your vehicle, keep them out of direct sunlight or heat when not in use, keep chalk, dust, and dirt, out of your shoes. Climbing shoes are all made with glues that will deactivate with heat. Heat and moisture are the most common issues for shoes.
Pricing:
- Half sole repair – $45
- Split sole repair – $55
- Toe cap – $25
- Full Rand – $50
(Rands and toe caps cannot be replaced without removing the sole. A resole is required with all rand repairs).
(We do also replace laces and heel backing pull tabs for $5).
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