@@ubaft3135 usually a hole starts to develop after 6-8 months for me. I set twice a week which includes a lot of forerunning. I also climb 2 times in additional to setting. I also do dynos. I forerun a lot in approach shoes, so that helps preserve my evolvs.
@ yeah they held up for me pretty well. even after two years they still feel alright, and i’m still sending hard stuff with them. i climb 3-4 times a week, so it’s not like i’m rarely climbing either. i will say that mine did stretch out a little bit over the course of two years. they’re almost to the point where my toes are flat instead of curling. so expect that to happen if you keep them for way too long like i did.
How would you compare the phantoms to the phantom lv? Are the LV softer?
@@itsrobpoll I think they are softer. I didn't notice much of a difference tbh.
they seem to last you very long compare to mine. You either climb max once a week or don't do dynos? :D
@@ubaft3135 usually a hole starts to develop after 6-8 months for me. I set twice a week which includes a lot of forerunning. I also climb 2 times in additional to setting. I also do dynos. I forerun a lot in approach shoes, so that helps preserve my evolvs.
@@suckatslab ah, approach shoes. That makes sense
I guess you don't need shoes when you suck at slab
@@Mustang_ tru
ive been using my skwamas for over 2 years... i think it might be time for a new shoe
would you say the durability on them is really good? i'm getting my first pair of skwama this black friday.
@ yeah they held up for me pretty well. even after two years they still feel alright, and i’m still sending hard stuff with them. i climb 3-4 times a week, so it’s not like i’m rarely climbing either.
i will say that mine did stretch out a little bit over the course of two years. they’re almost to the point where my toes are flat instead of curling. so expect that to happen if you keep them for way too long like i did.