Evolv · Climbing Gear
Shaman Lace
$157.50
$225.00Save $67.50 (30%)
at Valhalla Pure Outfitters
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- The current price has held for 29 days.
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About this product
The Evolv Shaman Lace is a downturned, asymmetric climbing shoe built around edging performance on steep and overhung terrain. Its SYNTHRATEK VX synthetic upper stretches minimally over time and is fully vegan, paired with a VTR rand that reinforces the front toe area for durability and precision. The MX-P midsole features a 1.6mm half-length Love Bump that positions the toes in a crimped power stance, while a knuckle box prevents toe compression against the rand, together eliminating dead space for a responsive, comfortable fit. A 1mm half-length rubber layer and dark spine heel round out the midsole package. The 4.2mm TRAX SAS outsole delivers a stiff, high-friction platform suited to micro edging and bouldering across rock types. An asymmetric lacing system accommodates a range of foot shapes. Each shoe weighs 9 oz (264 g), and the fit runs notably snug, so sizing up is generally advisable.
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Evolv
- Color
- product-options
- Size
- 1.16 LBS (527.89 g)
- Rand
- VTR (Thicker Front Toe Area)
- Liner
- Synthetic
- Upper
- Synthetic (SYNTHRATEK VX)
- Vegan
- Yes
- Weight
- 1.16 LBS (527.89 g)
- Midsole
- MX-P 1.6mm Half-length Love Bump / 1mm half length rubber / dark spine heel
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Evolv Shaman Lace as a specialist edging powerhouse, highlighting its aggressively downturned toe, stiff half-length midsole, and TRAX rubber for exceptional precision on steep terrain, pockets, and overhangs. The lace-up closure earns repeated praise for allowing a highly customizable fit, accommodating medium-to-wide feet and even mismatched foot volumes. The heel cup is widely considered one of the best on the market for powerful heel hooks. The most common criticism is significant initial discomfort and a demanding break-in period of several sessions. Multiple reviewers warn the shoe runs narrow and short compared to the Velcro version, with many recommending sizing up a half size. It is not suited for smearing or slab climbing.
