NoSo Puffy Patches
The Fixed Line is proud to offer NOSO Puffy Patches to further customize your non sewn repairs. Apply yourself or have us do it for you.
NNOSO Puffy Patches are available in our online store in many colors and designs.
Read MoreIn anticipation of the changing of seasons we are placing a hold on gear until the end of April.
We are stoked that so many of you have had a wonderful winter and that many more are getting stoked for this coming Spring and Summer.
We are currently open Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays from 10:00 to 18:00, and every other day by appointment only. We can accept gear for drop off both in house and through The Hoarding Marmot. However, we return all repaired gear in house.
We expect non-technical repairs to take 1 to 2 weeks while more technical repairs can take up to 6 weeks. We understand some repairs are less technical and don’t require much time or are more urgent than others. If you are interested in our services and need an expedited timeline please feel free to send us an email inquiring if we can help. Thank you for your continued support, we look forward to working with you!
-Chris Miller, owner of The Fixed Line
The Fixed Line is proud to offer NOSO Puffy Patches to further customize your non sewn repairs. Apply yourself or have us do it for you.
NNOSO Puffy Patches are available in our online store in many colors and designs.
Read MoreYou may have seen people fixing their gear with various types of tapes or adhesives, probably the most common of which is good 'ole silver duct tape. These quick, effective repair tools have their place and can be found in repair kits around the world. Used correctly, glues, goos, and tapes can fix many backcountry gear repair problems.
Read MoreAn effective water resistant coating is critical to the proper function of modern waterproof breathables. Maintaining that coating is easy, relatively inexpensive and should be done as needed.
Read MoreZippers keep the bugs out, the warmth in, and keep us presentable in public. They work exceptionally well, right up until they don't. It's helpful to know the parts and pieces of a zipper when describing your problem.
Read MoreHey, we get it, Girdwood is far from Anchorage and if your not heading this direction, swinging by The Fixed Line isn't the most convenient. Now you don't need to make the drive (though it is spectacular!) all the way to Girdwood just to get your gear fixed. Instead, stop by the Hoarding Marmot and we'll pick up your repairs for you!
Read MoreZipper sliders are the most common part to fail on outdoor gear. From tents to jackets and packs it seams like zippers hold all our favorite outdoor gear together. They are great at what they do, but when your zipper fails, it can leave you in the cold. Fortunately there are some easy fixes to this common problem.
Read MoreJacket zipper not sealing properly on your sheep hunt? Many zipper problems can be fixed in the field. Most zipper problems come about quickly and really impact gear performance. Usually these problems are caused by a faulty zipper slider, the small metal chunk that slides up and down the zipper chain its self.
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