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Evolv Shakra Climbing Shoes - Women's

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About this product

The Evolv Shakra is a women's aggressive climbing shoe designed for bouldering, indoor climbing, and sport and toprope climbing. Its synthetic Synthratek VX upper is perforated and slightly elastic, delivering a close, snappy fit without a lining for a more direct feel on the wall. The downturned profile incorporates Evolv's Love Bump and Knuckle Box, positioning the toes for power while maintaining comfort over longer sessions. A highly asymmetric last supports high-level performance on steep terrain, and the medium-stiffness construction balances precision with wearability. Three hook-and-loop straps include an arch-tensioning middle strap and a heel counter for a secure, adjustable fit. The VTR rand is reinforced at the toe for added durability, and 4.2mm Trax high-friction rubber on the outsole provides reliable grip. Weighing 408g and made in South Korea, the Shakra is sized in women's US sizing, with Evolv recommending the same size as your street shoe. Colorway is Aqua/Neon Yellow.

Category: Climbing Gear
Color: Aqua/Neon Yellow
Type: Aggressive
Lined: No
Uppers: Synthetic
Weight: 408g
Closure: Hook-and-loop
Made In: Korea, Republic of

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Evolv Shakra for its exceptional comfort among downturned, aggressive-style shoes, highlighting the women-specific fit, well-padded tongue, and the "Love Bump" and "Knuckle Box" design features that keep toes active without causing pain. Users love the shoe for bouldering, steep gym climbing, and overhung sport routes, and appreciate how easy it is to put on and take off. The sticky TRAX rubber and ample toe and heel coverage earn frequent compliments. The most common criticism is that the soft midsole limits edging precision and performance on technical slabs or dime edges. Sizing is a recurring concern, with many reviewers noting the shoe runs small and recommending sizing up at least a half size.