About two years ago, I finally got their customer service number from one of their reps. I called and got the run-around. Finally, I convinced them to send a set of replacement toe and heel pieces to the ski shop where I was working at the time. When they finally arrived (about 6 weeks later), they were the wrong toe and heel pieces. They were for a different boot. I was irritated, and I called back. They sent another set. Once again, they were for a different boot. I gave up and skied with my worn-down toe and heel pieces for the rest of the season. Skied 85 days.
Called again last year. Same run-around. They refused to send them to my home address and said they would only send them to an authorized Salomon dealer. I begrudgingly agreed and requested that they be sent to the shop where I was working, again. Of course, they sent the wrong set...AGAIN. Spent the whole season on the same worn-down boots from the year before. Skied 92 days.
I'm trying to gear up for this season. I've lost the phone number that I had such a difficult time tracking down. I'm sure that I'd run into the same problems if I called them again. I love my boots, but I imagine that I'm going to have to pony up for a new pair this season because I can't possibly ski on these worn-down toe and heel pieces anymore. I know I won't be able to track the customer service line down.
Unless this is somehow resolved very easily (i.e., if some Solomon rep reads this and helps me out), I will never buy Solomon again and I will launch a full-blown attack on the brand. I will strongly advise anyone against buying their boots on account of Solomon's pathetic customer service. What's the purpose of buying boots with replacement toe and heel pieces if you can NEVER get a replacement set?
If the boot is torn, then more than likely the CV joint needs replacing. It at the very least needs to be inspected. You can replace the boot with a repair kit, but I would have the joint inspected.
There are different ways to define what a boot kit is in a car. A boot kit can be a set of boots or rubber cups that cover joints in the axles of a car. A boot kit can also be an emergency kit that has survival gear in case of extreme weather and breakdown. A boot kit might also be a type of lock put on a wheel of a car so the car cannot be moved. This is done by local police if tickets accumulate on the vehicle and are not paid.
no repair kit
It is a repair kit for a yoke used on oxen. Seriously, it's a kit that contains all the tools you need to repair a yoke if it breaks.
There are many places where one could purchase a Rocky Boot care kit. One looking to purchase a Rocky Boot care kit should visit on the web sources such as Shoeshine Express and Galls.
If you want to buy a carpet repair kit to fix the hole in your carpet, you can buy a kit on the net. You can also buy a kit at a home improvement store, such as Lowe's or Home Depot.
It is a repair kit for a yoke used on oxen. Seriously, it's a kit that contains all the tools you need to repair a yoke if it breaks.
you use a repair kit when something is broken, and you use a maintenance kit to maintain something to keep it it a good, healthy working condition so it does not break
At tier one, the repair kit consumable costs 500 credits.The cost of the repair kit consumable then goes up by 150 credits per tier.
Someone can purchase a car stereo repair kit from an auto repair shop, such as Pep Boys. The kits are generally very easy to use and tend to have a low price depending on the specific kit.
One can purchase a windshield repair kit from most auto parts stores. AutoZone and Delta Kits both specialize in windshield repair kits. Walmart and Amazon also stock windshield repair kits if one needs the kit urgently.
Vinyl repair kits generally include a patch and adhesive. You may be able to cut the patch to fit. Be sure to match the repair kit to the color you are repairing.