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Evolv Shaman Lace LV Climbing Shoes - Unisex

44% OFF

CA$124.94

CA$224.95Save CA$100.01 (44%)

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Price checked Nov 12, 2026

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About this product

The Evolv Shaman Lace LV is an aggressive, high-asymmetry climbing shoe built for bouldering and technical rock climbing on steep terrain. Its low-volume cambered profile pushes the toes forward into a powerful position, while the Love Bump midsole curls them into a crimped stance for improved edging precision. A 1mm half-length rubber midsole and an MX P 1.6mm half-length Love Bump midsole work together to add forefoot structure and support without sacrificing sensitivity. The 4.2mm Trax SAS outsole delivers durable friction and reliable grip on small edges and technical footholds. A stiff heel rand keeps the foot stable on minimal features, and the Knuckle Box design reduces pressure above the toe knuckles for a comfortable, powerful fit. The asymmetric lace-up closure allows fine-tuned adjustment across a wide range of foot shapes. Made in Korea with a vegan-friendly synthetic upper that resists significant stretch over time, the shoe is available in Beet Red/Slate.

Category: Climbing Gear
Color: Beet Red/Slate
Type: Aggressive
Lined: Yes
Uppers: Synthetic
Closure: Lace-up
Made In: Korea, Republic of
Outsoles: 4.2mm Trax SAS

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Evolv Shaman Lace LV as a powerful, precision-focused shoe built for steep sport climbing and bouldering. Its aggressive downturn, snug heel, and TRAX-SAS rubber earn repeated compliments for edging performance, heel hooking, and accuracy on small crimps and pockets. Users with low-volume feet appreciate the tailored fit, and many note it is surprisingly comfortable for such an aggressive shoe once broken in. The most common criticisms are a painful break-in period, tricky sizing that often requires going up a half to full size, reduced sensitivity compared to softer competitors, and limited toe-hooking coverage due to the lace closure. Rubber durability is also flagged as a concern by some users.