Five ten was a great company until Nike bought them. Now they are stiff, cheaply made and uncomfortable. Another classic company buyout just for profit. Very disappointing from what used to be a great shoe. Read more

The older version were much better and has more protection.and is a lot more rugged.five ten has always been my go to mtb shoes but I may try some other brands Adidas didn’t do the five ten brand any favors they seem more like a knock off of the original that’s just not as good . Read more

Shoes are great, 5-star. It is very stiff, so if you have wider feet, you might want to get 1/2 size bigger. Because it is stiff, the feelings of the pedals under them are gone. I spent a few hours to get use to them. They are tough and I expect they last a long time. Zero star for the seller. Average is 2.5 stars. Pictures are the "new" shoes I received. If they were advertised as "used" shoes, I would accept them. Recommend seller inspect their product before sending out. Thanks to Amazon for their smooth return process. I have to buy a pair of "new" ones from 5/10 directly. Read more

Pros: they have the proven Five Ten grippy sole - excellent if you don't use cleats keep my feet plenty warm for over an hour at 20F very water resistant nice big loop behind ankle helps when pulling them on Cons: clunky, heavy, stiff - they are more boot than bike shoe Bottom line: If 5-10 made this lighter and more flexible from the rearfoot up, and added a removable nylon gaiter for deep snow days they would have a winner! There are not many true cold weather alternatives for the cleatless crowd. Read more

Yeah they are a half size down from my Freeriders but that was not a surprise - freerider pros are the same. Size up a half size. Seems pretty universal from the comments here. The stiff takes some getting used to - first walk around the house reminded me of my old Galibier Super Guides. These shoes take some serous getting used to but once they are broken in I am very happy with the fact that my ankles are no longer being bashed by my cranks and pedals. They stick to my Crankbrothers Stamp 1s as well as my freeriders. Adjusting position on the pedals has also taken some getting used to as it is a little different than with the freeriders given the stiffness and slight weight increase but the ankle protection is worth it. These are great shoes. Strongly recommend especially if you like me have bloody ankles from your flat pedals Read more