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Evolv V6 LV Climbing Shoes - Unisex

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About this product

The Evolv V6 LV is a moderate, medium-asymmetry climbing shoe built for bouldering, sport, toprope, and trad climbing. Its LV last is shaped for low-volume feet, and the unlined synthetic Synthratek VX upper is perforated and slightly elastic to deliver a close, secure fit without animal-derived materials, making the shoe fully vegan-friendly. A downturned profile combined with Evolv's Love Bump positions the toes for power while preserving comfort over longer sessions. Entry is straightforward thanks to a single adjustable hook-and-loop strap and a split tongue design. A large toe patch adds confidence during toe hooks, while a tensioned heel rand locks the foot in place. The half-length moulded plastic midsole provides support without sacrificing sensitivity, and 4.2mm Trax SAS rubber outsoles handle small footholds and smearing with reliable grip. Weighing 520g and manufactured in the Republic of Korea, the V6 LV is sized to match street shoe sizing for a predictable fit.

Category: Climbing Gear
Color: Grey/White
Type: Moderate
Lined: No
Uppers: Synthetic
Weight: 520g
Closure: Hook-and-loop
Made In: Korea, Republic of

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Evolv V6 LV as an ideal intermediate shoe, well-suited for boulderers and sport climbers progressing from beginner to near-advanced levels. Its balanced mix of support, edging ability, and heel and toe hooking performance earns wide approval, and the Love Bump feature is frequently credited for reducing big-toe pressure during long sessions. The split tongue and single-strap closure are praised for easy on and off and a secure fit. The most common complaints are a stiff rubber that requires a noticeable break-in period, occasional heel dead space for lower-volume feet, and limited sensitivity compared to softer performance shoes.