Evolv Women's Hera Rock Climbing Shoes
by Evolv, Climbing Shoes
Evolv Women's Hera Rock Climbing Shoes
Performance-oriented climbing shoe built specifically for women, the Evolv Hera Rock Shoe for Women has a non-aggressive fit and is designed for narrow, low-volume feet. Your feet will stay cool and dry thanks to the moisture wicking microfiber lining and perforated and breathable upper made of non-stretch synthetic materials. A versatile, all-around climbing shoe, the Hera is equipped it with an extended toe rand that is functional for toe-hooking without feeling excessive and tri-grooves relieve pressure off your big toe. Ideal for bouldering, sport climbing, and even competitions, the Hera Rock Shoe is the one piece of footwear that will keep you on the rock all season long.
- Women's asymmetrical toe profile
- 4.2 mm TRAX® XT-5 high friction rubber sole
- 2.2mm TRAX® duro-rand
- Non-stretch Synthratek synthetic upper
- Microfiber lining
- MX-1 1mm sensitive teardrop half-length midsole
Reviews - Evolv Women's Hera Rock Climbing
Anonymous -
3/10/2009
Shoe of Choice
I have finally found my shoe. I love the Hera. Fits extremely well and has a perfect heel cut. I am happy with the rubber and plan on getting another pair when these run out. I went a half size down from my street shoe size and it was a perfect fit.
Anonymous -
1/20/2009
good for guys too
For Reference I'm a high 12 climber working 13s. I'm a male with narrow feet and this shoe is perfect. Other shoes generally are wider and have bigger heel boxes. With these I dont need to size down as much and the heel stays in better (although I still believe the heel could be a little smaller as when I heel hook, it still comes off occasionally). The toe is super sensitive and I feel super confident in these shoes.
Kendra Lloyd-Knox -
11/19/2008
AWSOME!
I love this shoe. It is stiff and still allows one to feel the smallest of holds. It is a great fit for any low volume foot, there are no air pockets or hot spots. I can not say enough about how sticky it is. I boulder and climb routes in the Hera and have yet to complain, so now I am with one less excuse for falling.
