Shakra
The Evolv Shakra is a bit like a softer version of the Shaman 2 for increased sensitivity but it also has a slightly slimmer upper and lower internal volume. The aggressive last shape is made comfier with the contouring 'love bump' and knuckle box at the front of the shoe as well as a side-pressure relief rand. The TRAX rubber outsole ensures load of grip and the toe rubber patch makes for makes for easier toe hooking.
Details:
Slight "Knuckle Box"
"Love Bump" midsole
Dual hook and loop closure system
Technical Specifications
Profile: Downturned asymmetrical with slight "Knuckle Box"
Sole: 4mm TRAX® High Friction rubber
Rand: VTR rand (thicker at toe)
Upper: Synthetic (Synthratek VX)
Lining: Unlined
Midsole: MX-P: 1.0mm half-length "Love Bump" midsole
How I choose the correct size?
All climbing shoe models fit differently. We put together our 'shoeculator' to help you find the right size in a new model, compared to your old climbing shoes or street shoes.
This sizing advice is based on two pairs of brand new shoes. Leather shoes tend to stretch more than synthetic shoes. When switching from synthetic to leather you may want to select a smaller size.
The Evolv Shakra is a bit like a softer version of the Shaman 2 for increased sensitivity but it also has a slightly slimmer upper and lower internal volume. The aggressive last shape is made comfier with the contouring 'love bump' and knuckle box at the front of the shoe as well as a side-pressure relief rand. The TRAX rubber outsole ensures load of grip and the toe rubber patch makes for makes for easier toe hooking.
Details:
Slight "Knuckle Box"
"Love Bump" midsole
Dual hook and loop closure system
Technical Specifications
Profile: Downturned asymmetrical with slight "Knuckle Box"
Sole: 4mm TRAX® High Friction rubber
Rand: VTR rand (thicker at toe)
Upper: Synthetic (Synthratek VX)
Lining: Unlined
Midsole: MX-P: 1.0mm half-length "Love Bump" midsole
Customer questions
Hi, I'm wearing a Shaman LV UK 4, may I know what size would be a good fit with the Shakra?
We think you would probably need a 4.5 in the Shakra.