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Evolv Kira Climbing Shoes - Women's

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About this product

The Evolv Kira is a women's moderate climbing shoe designed for both indoor and outdoor rock climbing. Built on a medium-asymmetry last with a medium-stiffness construction, it suits climbers looking for a balance of sensitivity and support across vertical terrain. The vegan-friendly synthetic upper requires no break-in period, delivering comfort straight out of the box, while the split tongue makes getting the shoe on and off quick and easy. A hook-and-loop closure allows for a secure, adjustable fit. The variable-thickness rand places durability and sensitivity exactly where they are most useful, and a supportive full-length midsole adds structure underfoot. The 4.2mm Trax SAS rubber outsole grips small footholds and smears reliably on rock. Unlined and weighing 385g, the Kira keeps things lightweight without sacrificing performance. Evolv recommends sizing true to your street shoe size. Made in the Republic of Korea.

Category: Climbing Gear
Color: Teal
Type: Moderate
Lined: No
Uppers: Synthetic
Weight: 385g
Closure: Hook-and-loop
Made In: Korea, Republic of

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Evolv Kira as a comfortable, versatile all-arounder well suited to beginner and intermediate climbers. The heavily padded tongue and Velcro closure make it easy to get on and off, and many users appreciate it as a solid all-day shoe for gym sessions, slab, and crack climbing. Grip and smearing performance earn frequent compliments, and the vegan synthetic upper is a noted plus. The most common complaint, raised by nearly every reviewer, is that the shoe runs noticeably small, with many recommending sizing up at least half a size. Durability of the rubber near the toe is also a recurring concern, with some users reporting wear-through after several months of regular indoor climbing. The heel sits low on the ankle, which a few reviewers flagged as a fit issue.