Five Ten Camp Four SKU: #7630645

Kress

from Juneau, Alaska

The Camp Four seems to run on the small side. I usually wear a size 8, but the 8 in this shoe feels a bit snug. My other concern is that there is not much arch support. But they\'re nice looking shoes, feel pretty stable and provide good traction. So, I kept it and will just have to wear thinner socks!

Brands I'd also recommend: Dansko

Kim G

from Utah

I've walked about 400 miles in my Five Ten Camp Fours since I bought them nearly five years ago. I hiked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and back out carrying 30 lbs and my feet and ankles did great in these shoes. I love the roomy toe box and support for my high arches -- the arthritis in my instep (tarsometatarsal joint) is never bothered in these shoes like it is in most other hikers or cross-trainers. While there are still plenty of miles left in these shoes for gentle trails, it's time to retire them and pick up a brand new pair for the 2010 season. Aggressive sole + roomy toe box + stealth rubber + super durable leather + supportive insole. Unfortunately, they do wear out. Also, I wasn't thrilled with the laces these came with originally -- they were hard to tie in freezing conditions and they slipped a little too easily. I upgraded the laces after the first season. I suspect that most people won't notice this issue, and it's no reason to not try this shoe.

Anonymous

I have had these shoes in the past and loved them. It seemed to run a 1/2 size smaller and the brown color on the back part of the shoe isn't very appealing. I will send back for a larger size since these were great hiking shoes when I had them before.

Jodey T

from Phoenix, AZ

I like these shoes, but kind of wish I had gone with a different shoe. My husband has the men's version of this shoe and he loves it, so I thought I would try it. I had trouble finding the right fit (ended up with a 10.5 and I usually wear a 9 or 9.5). I'll start with the pros: the shoes are well constructed, and the soles are awesome. They grip really well. The cons - it just seems like the shoe doesn't quite fit my foot right. They feel a little narrow near the toe, but they do not provide enough support at the heel (I've adjusted the laces which has helped, but hasn't solved the problem). My foot feels a little unstable, especially when wearing a liner sock, but a liner sock is a must because I am still getting blisters even after hiking over 25 miles in these shoes. I think these are good shoes - maybe just not the right ones for me. I wouldn't discourage anyone from giving them a try - I would just say if you are having any doubt about the fit, just move on to a different shoe. Oh, and they are a little goofy looking, but hey - I'm not trying to win any pageants when I'm backpacking!

Victoria B

from Goldendale, WA

I found that these shoes run very small. I wear a six and had to go to a 7.5

Annie Y

from United States

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.

Swimgal

from Marin, CA

I got these to replace my 4-year old sage green 5.10 approach shoes that I wore through the soles and insides and were the best shoes ever for my hiking-dog walking needs. Ended having to get 1/2 size bigger than the last time. Same super grippy soles and good fit on my feet. These go up higher on my ankles than my last pair...hoping it won't be an issue. So far, so good.