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Topic	Date	User
Evolv Defy Shoes - How long should they last?	18-Jan-2011 At 11:04:00 PM	Ben_E
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The Evolv rubber is pretty soft (and yes, unforgiving to sloppy footwork). When I was climbing a lot back in the States (gym twice a week and outdoors every 2nd weekend or so) I was burning through a pair of them about every 6 months. Mind you, that was probably a blessing in disguise, as they are the nastiest, stinkiest shoes I've ever come across. With a bit of wear mine smelt like a dead cat fermenting in an old rubber tire left in a durian plantation. I was never tempted to get them re-soled as new ones were barely more than the cost of a resole in the States and a new pair meant I didn't have to drive with all the windows open on the way to and from climbing for a while...

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