Evolv Shaman 2S LV Climbing Shoes - Low Volume Power Shoe (EVO 74)

Sensitive, powerful, and cut for narrower feet. The Evolv Shaman 2S LV Climbing Shoes are the most sensitive model in the Shaman family in a low volume fit: power on small holds without losing freedom of movement, for climbers with narrower feet or anyone who wants a snug, more precise connection to the rock.

EVO 74 rubber is at the core: a 3.5mm front outsole and 1.2mm toe patch deliver exceptional friction for edging, toe hooking and technical footwork. The hybrid sock construction improves fit and responsiveness, and the updated heel, borrowed from Evolv's Phantom series, runs 3mm of SAS rubber with a 2mm sidewall and an FLX rubber rear rand for secure, high-performance hooks. A 1.6mm Shaman plastic midsole gives the structure for small footholds while allowing the flexibility modern climbing styles need. Dual straps close it, the materials are vegan synthetic, and each shoe weighs 284g.

Sizing: street shoe size for an ultra-snug max performance fit; +½ size for a snug fit you can wear for a full session; +1 to +1.5 sizes for comfort.

Product Details

• Colour: Black / Grey / Yellow
• Gender: Unisex
• Age group: Adult
• Size system: UK
• Sizes in this listing: UK 3–10.5 (including half sizes where listed)
• Upper material: Synthetic (sock hybrid)
• Fit / volume: Low Volume (LV)

Why you'll love it

• Power and sensitivity balance – strong edging with a responsive feel
• Low volume fit – snug, precise performance for narrower feet
• High-friction rubber – 3.5mm EVO 74 outsole and 1.2mm EVO 74 toe patch
• Secure heel – Evolab-inspired construction from the Phantom series
• Versatile – works across bouldering and sport climbing

Good to know

• Weight: 284g per shoe
• Midsole: 1.6mm Shaman plastic; heel: 3mm SAS outsole, 2mm sidewall, FLX rubber rear rand
• Closure: dual strap; vegan synthetic, sock hybrid upper
• Sizes: UK 3–10.5 in this listing (Evolv makes it in EU 38–48)

Who it's for

Intermediate to advanced climbers with narrow or low-volume feet, on bouldering, sport climbing and steep, technical routes.