RRO opening and resoles

Post by **RRO** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 2:59 am

For those that were wondering.

We have the gear shop, Internet cafe and coffee shop pretty much up and running. Drop by and let me test some coffee out on you but let me warn its still a mess inside. We are also offering the rental and guided services 7 days a week. Our breakfast/lunch service will be delayed for another week and a half or so. Plumbers decided to take their time.

Stop sending your shoes off and waiting forever and still get a shoddy resole. Drop them off at RRO and pick them up on your next visit. A lot of you have probably had your shoes resoled by Keith Moll. He has been laying low for a little while and has decided to come out of retirement. We are building an on site resole shop and hopefully he will start resoling around the end of April/first of May. His new resole business will be called Hillbilly Resoles.

Our consignment gear is starting to pile up. We plan on having an on line store within a couple weeks. For now stop by and bring in that old gear laying around collecting dust and check out the ever changing gear selection.

Well I have rambled on enough. We cant wait to meet or see everyone on the board. When you come in mention your board name and get a 5 % discount on your first purchase.

Shameless plug over...

See ya soon !
Tackett's

Post by **Horatio Felacio** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 3:40 am

my name is SCIN and i want your ass rro. what's the total?

Post by **Zspider** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 11:39 am

Where are you at in Slade? That's a huge town. I get lost driving up and down all those streets, boulevards, and avenues.

What are your hours?

ZSpider

Post by **meetVA** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 12:22 pm

If you are coming off the mountain parkway drive as though you are going to Miguel's. RRO is the first building on your right! It is a cream colored building with brown trim.

Sorry I don't know the hours but I just throw rocks at the window until Amy gets frustrated.

Congrats Tacketts! Can't wait to eat the grub coming out of your awesome kitchen!

Post by **Artsay** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 12:35 pm

That's awesome about the resoles! Sa-WEET!

Congrats you two!!!!

Post by **Paul3eb** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 12:49 pm

seriously, congrats! that's awesome.. if you need any help, let me know.

what rubber do you use for your resoles? if you say c4, i'll be there saturday morning

Post by **RRO** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 1:12 pm

Thanks for the support.

Paul,
Keith will be using c4 rubber for his resoles. You can go ahead and drop off your shoes but he will not be up and running for a couple more weeks. I will talk to him today and see when he could start on a few.

I have been asked about the hours by a lot of people, my normal response is "we are open". When the restaurant is ready we will start opening and serving at 6:00am. We will stay open till 9/10pm and probably longer on weekends and holidays. Please only use rocks as a last resort and by all means try to stay clear of the glass when attempting this alarm clock reenactment. We cannot afford to replace the living room window and our wedding picture frame again. MeetVa you only have 43.5 more hours to work of your damage.

Matt

Post by **Paul3eb** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 1:14 pm

RRO wrote:Paul,
Keith will be using c4 rubber for his resoles. You can go ahead and drop off your shoes but he will not be up and running for a couple more weeks. I will talk to him today and will see if he could be ready to start on a few pair.

sweet.. it's no hurry, though. if he can get them soon, great. if not, no biggie at all. i haven't used that pair of shoes for about a year anyway. thanks again, though.

Post by **J-Rock** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 1:19 pm

Hell yeah! 6:00am is perfect! It sucks that the lodge serves breakfast so late at 7:00am. I wake up ealier on the weekends for climbing days then I do during the week to go to work.

Post by **Wes** » Tue Apr 05, 2005 1:21 pm

J-Rock wrote:Hell yeah! 6:00am is perfect! It sucks that the lodge serves breakfast so late at 7:00am. I wake up ealier on the weekends for climbing days then I do during the week to go to work.

Amen. I can sleep right through my alarm on days I work, yet, I am up and ready to go way early on climbing days.

See, Matt, all those times I woke you guys up early was just training for your new job...

Wes