Five Ten Moccasym™
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Description
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- Unlined leather upper that stretches to fit.
- Elastic closure.
- Maximum front point power and sensitive midsole.
- Stealth® C4 high friction rubber sole technology.
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A family owned company, 5.10 (also known as Five Ten) has stood at the forefront of fine craftsmanship, high-performance and fashion forward technical designs within the outdoor industry since 1985. Born with a rich rock climbing heritage, 5.10 is known worldwide for the high-quality, fit and friction of their shoes, where footwear can make the difference between success and failure. Today, they continue to bring their climbing heritage to all of their products, as well as exciting innovation, quality craftsmanship and unmatched durability. Climbers, kayakers, mountain bikers, hikers, trail runners, canyoneers, and everyone else who wants technical/fashionable outdoor footwear depend on 5.10 for safety, state-of-the-art innovation, and out-of-the-box comfort.
As a huge climbing enthusiast, Charles Cole, founder and President of 5.10, knows that a good grip on a well-made shoe means everything. Determined to create a better rubber to make climbing easier, Charles developed Stealth© rubber soles, which increase the amount of body weight the rubber could bear before its bond broke away from the rock. By merely purchasing a new shoe, climbers could better climb with a sure-footed grip. Pushing the envelope even further, Cole continues to expand 5.10 soles even further with Stealth© S1, Stealth© C4, Stealth© HF (high friction), Stealth© Amphibia (water compatible), and Stealth© ONYXX, which provides 25% more friction and is twice as durable as any other climbing rubber available.
Stealth© rubber was just the tip of the iceberg for Cole and 5.10. Responsible for today's modern rock shoe design, Cole invented a plethora of firsts which include: the first sling shot rand, the first down-turned last, the first heel wedge to cushion impact, adding pull tabs on both climbing and approach shoes, baseball stitching to alleviate hot spots, graded midsoles to adjust the shoe's flexibility to different weights, the first self-draining water shoe and the first ankle to toe lacing on an approach shoe to allow for a performance custom fit. Throughout the years, there have been various 5.10 innovations, and in the years yet to come, their dedication will lead to many more.
As the shoe-of-choice for the world's top climbers, 5.10 is 100% committed to innovation and performance. All of their unique footwear designs have been produced with one goal in mind: to do what is best for outdoor sports athletes who use 5.10 shoes. From hiking to paddling to mountain biking, recreational and expert athletes alike know that Five Ten means more than footwear- Five Ten shoes are essential equipment for adventure. Rest assured that 5.10 is working hard on next season's models and that they will be bringing something wild, new and exciting into the world of adventure sports.
Five Ten Where unique comfort, durability and technological advances combine to create the best footwear in the world.
Fit Survey:
- 11% Full size too large
- 0% Half size too Large
- 78% True to size
- 11% Half size too small
- 0% Full size too small
- 100% Felt true to width
- 0% Felt narrower than marked
- 0% Felt wider than marked
- 11% Excellent arch support
- 22% Moderate arch support
- 67% No arch support
Customer Reviews
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As I'm sure you can gather from all the other reviews, this is one of the best all-around shoes out there. You may get people who scoff at you for using "outdated technology" as they strut around in their clunky velcro-covered zipper shoes with prehensile toes and all-rubber coatings, but you can chuckle at them (on the inside of course...those zippers can leave a mark) and know that sometimes the classics are the best. Performance wise, if you size these right, they will fit quite literally like a glove (mine have little grooves on the tops and on the insole that my toes slip into so that my foot never shifts the slightest). The only trouble, as many have pointed out, is heel hooking. Though, after reading all the complaints, I was pleasantly surprised. Unless you're working a seriously overhanging arête, they feel really quite secure on any hooks I can throw at them (throw them at?). The only tough thing is trying to hook something that has a point. There is not much padding on the heels, so it can be a bit painful. As for sizing, get them SMALL! They hurt like hell the first few days, don't worry. It took me a solid 5 minutes to get them on the first day, and I couldn't walk in them for at least 2 days, but now they are custom molded. For size, here goes: I wear 9 in the evolv defy's, 9 in anasazis, 9 in Jet 7's, ~10 dragons and 7.5 is perfect for me in the moccasyms. Not considering the pain, you may not love them the first few days, the rubber takes a bit of time to get supple and sticky, but then its game on! Smears, smedges, toe hooks, slabs, overhangs, it excels at most everything, and as your feet get stronger, the shoes feel better and better! All in all, I would say the best combo of shoes you could have would be the mocs plus an aggressive shoe (dragons, solutions, etc) for tough redpoints and overhanging pockets. However, I really think you could do with just these shoes in your arsenal and never feel the need for anything else.
- Thomas M - customer
- from Des Moines, IA
- April 24, 2009
I bought this shoe in the same size as my street shoe, size 14, and they were very tight at first, but not uncomfortably so. I felt an immediate difference climbing. I could grip so much more easily than ever before, it felt like cheating! I highly recommend these. They will stain your feet, but it's worth it.
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- Djerek K - customer
- from Manchester, NH
- January 17, 2011
There is a reason these shoes have been around as long as they have...fantastic all around shoe. No matter what else I have in my pack, I always have a pair of Moccasyms, and they work fantastic for just about everything except micro-edging (then I break out the not-so-comfy Anasazi velcros). Unlike the other reviewer, I don't buy mine small. In fact I buy them a half size bigger than my other shoes so they will be comfy for all day use and also fantastic for skinny little cracks. Curled toes are excruciating for cracks and a boxy toe won't perform on little cracks. If I bought them small, maybe they would be great for micro-edges also, but I will happily have comfy feet for 90% of my climbing and crank on the edging shoes when I have to.
I'd also recommend: Five-Ten Anasazi for painful but precision edging.
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- Anonymous - customer
- January 19, 2010
The Five Ten Moccasym has treated me amazing. I always have my pair of Moccasyms on me in every climbing adventure. They are great for less overhanging climbing, really good with small edges and long climbs.
I'd also recommend: I would recommend the Shoe by Five Ten To any one who likes the Dragons
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- Ian D - customer
- from FOCO
- January 1, 2010
Having used these shoes for a month and a half now I can honestly say that they are incredible. They fit like a glove and, having broken them in after about a week and a half, are reasonably comfortable! They edge well and are incredibly precise. Heel hooking is okay, but toe-hooking is a bit of a pain as the leather is unlined. The only downside is that the dye tends to leave my feet stained with red ink after a day of climbing. Size-wise, I wear a 14 in street shoes, a 14.5 in Evolvs (flat-lasted, lace-ups) and I have the mocs in 13.5. The toe bed was a bit jammed at first, but now feels good. This is an awesome second pair of shoes.
- Anonymous - customer
- from northfield, mn
- November 10, 2009
