Kronos

With narrow, low-volume feet, the Evolv Kronos fits their heel really well.

Sending a variety of fairly hard climbs in their latest Kronos: tame downturn, solid heel, good toe-hook rubber, decent on small edges and comfortable for long sessions.

Switched from the Defy to the Kronos and really likes them: perfect for their Egyptian, square-ish feet and as comfortable as the Defy.

Likes the Kronos as a warm-up shoe, though half a size down is still a bit big after break-in.

The Kronos were their first pair and they love them; they've moved to a more aggressive shoe but still train in them weekly after two resoles.

Kronos are great: two pairs, each resoled once; the Velcro gave out on one pair, and they switch to Solutions when they need a bigger heel cup.

Climbing in the Evolv Kronos and finds them great, though wants something better for small footholds on top rope.

Bought the Kronos half a size up because they reportedly don't stretch; a month later they're too big.

The Kronos fits them really well, though the Phantom's heel is tighter.

Has worn the Kronos for years and just bought a new pair; loves them.

Has the Kronos in street size and finds them ideal.

Their Kronos were fine at first but now give them blisters in twin spots on both heels.

Their Kronos fit great and are comfortable, but they're now worn out.

Wore their Kronos for four years until holes appeared in the rand and sole.

Their Kronos made the toes curl a little at first but are fine now that they're broken in.

Chose the Kronos after trying shoes at the shop; 7-8 sessions in and absolutely loving them.

Their street-size Kronos fit nicely and have now worn holes in the toe tips.

Got the Kronos as a first shoe a month into climbing and is projecting V3-4 in them.

Loves Evolv: has a second pair of Kronos waiting in a box.

Likes their first-pair Kronos, but there's a slick spot under the big toe on both shoes that put them off the brand.

For shallow heels the Kronos works best: light, not the softest, very versatile and comfy.

Loves the Evolv Kronos, similar to Kubos but more durable.

After trying several pairs, the Evolv Kronos fit their foot best.

Finds the Kronos's Trax SAS rubber much stickier than XS Grip 2.

The Kronos was their beginner pair: very comfy and held up for a long time.

For wide feet the Evolv Kronos was a really nice second pair: comfy, generous straps, good feedback, and has lasted a super long time.

Has top-roped indoors for about ten months; their big toes get so painful about an hour into a session that it has sapped their motivation, and they suspect their Kronos, though they thought they had sized them right.

“My guess is it's a shoe thing, I have the Evolv Kronos and I thought they were sized appropriately but I feel like they might be what's causing the issue.”

Bought the Kronos as their first climbing shoes; they feel comfortable, but as a beginner on V2–V3 who doesn't climb often they wonder whether they were too pricey and advanced.

Tried the Kronos and found the heel really baggy.

Loves the Kronos as a super comfy shoe.