Five Ten

Awesome mountain bike shoe. Lighter than the old Freeriders, just as durable. Stealth sole is super tacky - feels like you're clipped in on flat pedals. Definitely my new favorite shoe, on and off the bike.

Best shoes ever! Easy to say, but after 15 years of heavy skateboarding, these size 13 feet have found a happy home. They are a true 13 wide, so they won't be narrow on your feet. I have only had them for two weeks, but the grip on my pedals is phenomenal. I recommend the brown/tan combo if you deal with a lot of mud in your rides. The shoe feels light on your feet and easily slips on and off.

Awesome climbing shoe! Great for cragging or gym climbing. Just the right amount of aggression, while still keeping it somewhat comfortable. I used these for big wall climbing which I wouldn't suggest. Overall a great shoe for short climbs if you need that extra confidence!

The original Moccasyms are the best shoes for onsighting or red-pointing sport routes, hard bouldering, indoor, and crack climbing. I have been climbing in these shoes for over 10 years now because they are the best at what they do. Super sensitivity on the smallest dime edged crystal. Great for smearing on slab. Asymmetric toes for toeing in when in overhangs. I've tried other shoes with more camber, more support, fancier materials, but these are the badass shoes that always performs. Have you watched Gran Torino? Yeah, these shoes are like that car; timeless. I go two sizes down from my street shoe since they stretch a lot. I wear a size 11 in street so I go down to a size 9 when buying them. They are not lined, board lasted, and made with real leather so they will form to your feet like a glove after a month of climbing.

Bought these for my husband. He lives them. He is very picky about his shoes because he is on his feet all day as a land surveyor. He swears one of his feet is bigger than the other so he always has one shoe that is uncomfortable but I haven't heard any complaints from him.

The break-in period for these shoes was very little - wore them canyoneering practically right out of the box. The approach to the first repel was approximately 3 miles and mostly uphill with some down climbing to the first waterfall. Had no problems sticking to the wet rocks. These shoes made my trip significantly more enjoyable. I had the Five Ten Savant and like these much better.

This shoe is designed for technical edging on near vertical terrain. It works well on slabs of any angle. It works on over vertical terrain as well but is not meant to perform optimally in this environment. The rubber is highly durable and grips very will with little contact. I size down about two sizes from my street shoe size. They will stretch one full size. I do recommend skipping eyelets during the break in process.

This shoe can do anything. I've climbed slabs, techincal vertical walls, and hard overhung bouldering. This is probably my favorite climbing shoes. I have two pairs. I size them a size larger than my Verde/VCS Anasazi or about one size smaller than my street shoes. It is a surprisingly comfortable shoe and will stretch about a half size. Skipping eyelets will help during the break in process.

I love these shoes! I am now considering buying a 2nd pair. I wear them for teaching photography workshops in Hawaii along the rocky coastlines and for short hikes through jungle to waterfalls. They are comfy and sized properly for my size 11. I also like that they are "vegan" shoes!

These shoes are heavy duty. They should last me at least 10 years if strictly for mountain biking. They feel heavy compared to other biking or walking shoes. I wanted these for the cool style, for SPD uses, and mostly for the slightly wider width. It is impossible to find wide biking shoes since most brands are made for girly-man feet. I am 185 pounds with an athletic build. My feet are not skinny, nor are they fat. These shoes barely give me that extra space I need without being too wide. Similar to wearing skate shoes. (I wear DCs and wide size New Balance. Screw Nike, Specialized, Shimano, & Pearl Izumi.) The length size is exact while wearing biking socks (not tube socks). Like many have said, these shoes are stiff out of the box but will loosen up with time.

It's a stylish and beefy shoe. Grip is excellent on decent platform pedals. Little heavy, I prefer something like a Spitfire for riding. This for casual.

I bought these in preparation for Spring hiking and they arrived within a few days, unfortunately for me they were tight around the toe (too short). I measured these shoes to another pair of shoes I have and they're the same size, so I'm not sure why I had an issue. I'm returning them and getting a size bigger and hopefully that will work.

I love this shoe; I think I own 4-5 pairs. It's great for desert use, breathes well, takes a good beating. I will say this, though: for a shoe made by a company that specializes in climbing, it offers nearly no traction. If you're looking for something to use on variable surfaces, this is probably not it.

Perfect shoe for the DJ/park bike. They are just like halfcabs with a slightly stiffer and much grippier sole. I don't think I'd want to use them for DH riding they don't have the protection impacts have. They have nearly the pedal feel of Vans though which is important to me, impact are terrible in the park. I can't feel where the bike is at.

Hands down, the best mountain bike shoe on the planet. I've taken these everywhere and honestly zero complaints. Awesome shoes!

My son absolutely loves these hikers! He wears them around campus and says they are the most comfortable shoes ever!

Toured around India for two weeks wearing these 8-10 hours per day, and they were great! I didn't have time to break them in before my trip, and that wasn't a problem at all. No sore feet or blisters, good support and comfort while walking over various types of terrain. Plus, they're vegan-friendly!

Great sticky and flat bottoms for biking. Good ankle support. 10.5 size feels like a 10. My feet go numb and my toes rub front of shoe. Very heavy, weight wise.

I wear a size 7 and after the reviews tried the 7.5. After an 8 mile hike, I felt I had Chinese bound feet. It was like walking on foot stubs. My toes were a wreck. I tied the size 8. Still too small. Then I tried an 8.5 This was too big. With the other sizes, the grip on my heel was perfect, until I got to the 8.5, which fit in length but was too broad and would not hold onto my ankle. Admittedly, my foot in thin behind the ankles. I'm sad the shoes do not fit. The grip on the rock surfaces was the best I have ever felt. The stability helped my knees and for long walks that helps reduce fatigue. They look very bulky on the foot; however, who cares. I am interested in good hiking shoes. I'm not trying to pick up dates when I hike. I just want to get through in comfort.

The first thing...Alex D from NY improperly reviewed that these are real leather. They are cowdura uppers: synthetic. And trust me they stretch less than half a size if at all. Break in is near immediate. Someone else mentioned the shoes being unforgiving to those with poor foot technique. Maybe that's it, but I can climb in the V9 level and felt that it was truly the shoe not my technique. My Miura lace and Testarossas give me zero problems where as I lost toes on relatively great holds with these. After about two weeks I sent these to be resoled with sportiva rubber and that fixed my problem. Up to you; was it placebo effect? They're comfortable shoes though. Narrower heel than both my sportivas. I wear 9.5 streets, 10 Arrowhead, 40 (us7.5) Miura and Testarossa and they all fit about the same tightness. I wear my shoes with socks and very tight. Tight enough that when I go sockless it's not a problem, they still fit tight enough. Arrowheads are a good middle...but being a middle they're lost in limbo to me. They don't really excel at anything if you ask me. I suggest getting two pairs: a super aggressive and a flat (Miura lace and Testarossa combo). And if you only want one shoe, go super aggressive. I have no problem using Testarossas on slab but have found great improvement in the underhangs with the Testarossa compared to the Miuras.