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Evolv Shaman 2S LV Climbing Shoes - Unisex

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CA$169.94

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About this product

The Evolv Shaman 2S LV is a unisex aggressive climbing shoe built for bouldering, indoor climbing, and sport and toprope climbing, with a low-volume fit designed to hug narrower feet for improved precision on steep and technical terrain. A hybrid sock upper in Deb Gray/White wraps the foot securely and moves with you through dynamic sequences, while a two-strap hook-and-loop closure allows quick, reliable adjustments between burns. The Shaman midsole strikes a medium-stiffness balance, supporting edging without sacrificing the flexibility needed for smearing and toeing in. Evolv's heel design enhances hooking performance on steep ground, and an extended toe patch adds grip for toe hooks and technical moves. The FLX rear rand maintains tension and helps the shoe hold its shape over time. Underfoot, a 3.5mm Stealth EVO 74 rubber outsole delivers high friction and sensitivity on small footholds. Weighing 568g and constructed with synthetic uppers, the Shaman 2S LV is made in the Republic of Korea.

Category: Climbing Gear
Color: Deb Gray/White
Type: Aggressive
Lined: No
Uppers: Synthetic
Weight: 568g
Closure: Hook-and-loop
Made In: Korea, Republic of

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Evolv Shaman 2S LV as the most sensitive shoe in the Shaman family, highlighting its super-sticky EVO 74 rubber, locked-in evolab heel, and hybrid sock closure as standout features for narrow-footed climbers. It earns strong marks for performance on gym volumes, slopers, and overhanging terrain, and is widely regarded as a versatile option for both indoor and outdoor bouldering and sport climbing. The most common criticism is that the thin 3.5mm sole, while grippy, can feel unreliable on hard edges compared to stiffer Shaman variants. Reviewers also note the unique toe shape requires a break-in period, and some users flag that the rubber can wear through faster than expected with frequent use.