Evolv · Climbing Gear
Shaman Lace LV
CA$157.50
CA$225.00Save CA$67.50 (30%)
Crossed-out price is the retailer's listed price.
at Valhalla Pure Outfitters
Price checked Nov 11, 2026
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Is this a good deal?
- The current price has held for 118 days.
- Across the 73 Climbing Gear deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 38%. This deal’s 30% off is below that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from Valhalla Pure Outfitters since July 2026, refreshed several times daily.
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 is vegan-friendly and stretches minimally over time, while the VTR rand features a thicker front toe area that keeps the foot locked forward into a power position. The MX-P love bump midsole, a 1.6mm half-length design paired with a 1mm half-length rubber layer and dark spine heel, places the toes in a crimped position and eliminates dead space underneath them. A knuckle box prevents toe compression against the top of the rand, working alongside the midsole to deliver both comfort and precision. The 4.2mm TRAX SAS outsole provides stiff, high-friction grip suited to micro edging and bouldering across all rock types. An asymmetric lacing system accommodates a range of foot shapes. Each shoe weighs 9.3 oz (264 g), and the low-volume profile suits climbers with narrower feet.
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- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Evolv
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- Size
- 1.16 LBS (527.89 g)
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Evolv Shaman Lace for its exceptional edging power on steep sport routes and boulder problems, crediting the stiffened midsole and downturned toe with delivering precision on small holds and overhangs. The lace closure earns repeated compliments for allowing a finely tuned, locked-in fit, and many note the toe box is surprisingly comfortable for such an aggressive shoe. The TRAX SAS rubber is widely regarded as sticky and durable. The most common complaints center on sizing and break-in: the lace version fits noticeably tighter than the Velcro Shaman, leading reviewers to recommend sizing up, and several note a painful break-in period of multiple sessions. Sensitivity is also flagged as a limitation, with the stiffer build feeling wooden on technical slabs or low-angle terrain. Climbers with narrow feet report fit issues.
