Five Ten

Alright, I had the version prior to this. Nonetheless, I'm just now buying another pair after 3 years of intense wear. I'm an avid freerunner and cave spelunker so these things see everything under the sun. I did a 5K mud run in them after 3 years on top of everything else... and they survived! They are literally starting to fall apart so it's time for a new pair. An expensive shoe that last for over 3 years... you make the call.

Great shoes! They have a good fit, true to size, but I would recommend wearing them with a moderate to thick sock. The back of the shoe rubbed my ankle a little when I wore it with a thinner sock. When I wear them with my Thorlos, I have no problem with them and they feel good all day long. I've even gotten some compliments on how good they look. I haven't had a chance to wear them on a hike yet, but would definitely recommend them.

These shoes are really comfy. They are big and I notice that they hit the ground when I corner hard (I've got big feet - size 14). Walking around in the shoe is a pleasure and it's easy to forget that they cycling shoes. You will need to grease your cleat for the first ride or else you will have a problem releasing. This problem will stop once the shoe gets worn down on the SPD cutouts.

I love the shoe, usually wear a 10.5 w or an 11r. I got these in the 11r and they are a bit snug, but not to bad and sure that as they break in they will be fine. Very stable shoe with the external heal cage. The only thing I don't like and these shoes leave black marks on the floors.

Very disappointed in the quality of construction. I purchased 2 pairs, which were worn only once a week. Both pairs had the eyelets rip out within 6 months.

I've been looking for a shoe that can handle the wear and tear of disc golf...Yes, disc golf! Boy have I found them! After playing many of rounds with these shoes. They still look and feel great. One of the big problems finding a durable disc golf shoe. Is that the area around the toe will wear through and the sole start to peel away from the midsole. After a year and many rounds there has been none of this. The Stealth rubber is fantastic on cement teepads. No slipping or sliding even if the teepads are wet. The ankle area is well padded and protect your ankle from rolling over if you happen to step on twigs or branches. The shoe is very rigid at first, but it soon became very comfortable. My only concern is they might be too sticky for rubber teepads, but I haven't had the chance to try them out. I've gone through many a shoe playing disc golf. These are by far the best shoe I've ever played in. Heck, after a year. They are still going strong.

I got these shoes for a mix of riding. Trail riding, xc and dirt jumps. I've had about 6 months on them. Some impressions: 1. These shoes are big physically and a bit clunky at first. They're heavy. 2. They provide excellent protection, with a firm toe box. 3. They are are kind of high - as in the distance between the bottom of your foot and the pedal is noticeably higher than other shoes - this took a little getting used to. 4. In the summer, these get pretty warm. 5. If you get caught in a rain storm, and water gets in around the ankle area, these retain all the water and turn into boat anchors. 6. Each shoe has seven (7) 5.10 logos on it... seriously! 7. The styling leaves a bit to be desired, but I'm not going to knock them for that. I will remark on the grippy rubber that comes up and around the side of the shoe - this is really extraneous and unnecessary in a biking shoe. The flap that covers the laces doesn't cinch down well and you end up looking like Perseus with his winged sandals. 8. The sole is sticky - it takes some getting used to, particularly when jumping. The sole is relatively stiff. You don't feel like your sole is bending around the pedal when riding uphill. That said, these have been decent shoes. I listened to the hype and expected more. They really are best suited for gravity. If you're going to do a lot of mixed trail riding, I suggest looking elsewhere.

These boots run very small and tend to feel narrow in the toe box. They appear to be well-constructed. The sole or last is notably stiff.

I heeded others' feedback regarding size and I tried a 9½ (I usually wear a 9). I had to return and get a 10. They are great for me with very thick socks. They are excellent hiking shoes on the rocks in the high desert of southern Utah. There is lots of cush, too.

These are great shoes! I am a street size 10½-11 and got these in size 10. They hurt the first few times but now they fit/feel great! I had the Scarpa Vision V size 10 1/3 before these.

These are simply wonderful. Incredibly well made and very comfortable out of the box. I am a 7½ in street shoes and a 7 in dress shoes. I ordered the 7½ in these and they are perfect. I am excited to use them for scrambling and impromptu bouldering sessions. For this type of use they should be snug but the tips of your toes should not touch. The laces are designed to really tighten up if you want to be more aggressive (think running around on sandstone in Moab or exploring a slot canyon off the Colorado... yay!) So, if you are just looking for a cool street shoe I would definitely go half a size up.

To start off, I've owned these shoes for 4 months now. The first challenge, was finding the right size for me, which turned out to be a size larger than any other shoes I've bought before. After that it was the comfort-ability issues, thankfully after about a month, the shoes have become the most comfortable I've ever owned. My issue really comes down to durability, and for what I use the shoes for (on a scale of 1 to 10 on the stress I put on the shoes I'd put it at about a 4), the rubber on the bottom of the shoes have formed 2 holes now. Sorry, but for the price and reputation, even with stealth paint being offered at an additional cost, I expected more.

Sturdy shoe. Awesome heel cup, possibly the best on the market. Stiff sole for a lightweight type shoe. Marking sole, heads up! Runs close to a full size smaller than marked for sure and they run wide.

This five ten is true to size. I have a size 11B foot. The size 11, which is a 42.5, fits perfectly. I will be able to use a thin neoprene sock with it. The men's canyoneering (yellow and black) was too white, too short in 42.5. The water tennie by five ten in the 42.5 was too short. Yay! It doesn't beat up my heel like the size 11 runamuck did. Yay!

I purchased these shoes when I was hired at a local retailer as seasonal help. No matter what shoes I wore, my feet were miserable by quitting time. I am 57 years old, am now working 8-12 hours a day, walking, and re-stocking shelves (lots of bending and moving) and my feet feel great. Plus, these shoes have a very slim-looking profile that I love since I have size 11 feet! I will definitely buy these again!

Shoe is great, I did find it was a little more narrow than a few other brands, I've been told that is common in five ten shoes. It is definitely more relaxed of a shoe but I've been able to stick to almost everything I've toed.

The shoe is wide, but that is not the problem. For my usual shoe size, it is slightly short for sports activities.My big toe contacts the toe box. The next size up, 0.5 cm larger, is fine in the length, but the shoe is then too wide. I am on the tightest buckle from the outset.

This shoes look so good! The stealth sole is awesome! It sticks to everything! One thing I didn't like at all, is that I never thought these shoes would be so stiff! Like mad stiff! I only use them in the outdoors, rocks roots, mud, etc. They are not running shoes as they don't have that much support and they are too stiff. For a trail shoe with some style, I give them 4 stars. For running, not even 1.

I wear a size 11 5.10 climbing shoe and typically wear size 12 running shoes. I got these in size 11.5, they are a little snug and not the best for long approaches but they climb like mad and are super sticky and really light. Not perfect for everything but if you can have more than one pair of approach shoes these can be useful.

Definitely recommend these shoes. Very comfortable on and off the bike. Rubber is very sticky on pedals. Takes some getting used to to find the sweet spot when placing your food back on the pedals; when normally I would scoot my foot around, you can't really with these on because the rubber wants to keep your foot right where it is. If you're thinking about these shoes, just go for it. You won't regret it.