[Acadian]

5.10s rock.. i love mine...

btw .. anyone ever try their hiking shoe???i was thinking of grabbing a pair

Trail runner

IQ series

I have some Guide Tennie and Insight that I use OFF the bike. Awesome shoes, just like the Impacts.

 

[Supa8]

I am using the Mt Master approach shoe with flats and they are perfect. Not too sticky and you can find them online for about $50.00 on sale.

http://www.fiveten.com/product.php?TYPE=shoes&CAT=Approach

 

[gmac]

Yup.

Insane traction. With new pedals it is a bit much. Once they get nice and smashed they shoes work perfect.

Get Some !

 

[zmtber]

adam novatt told me to post these things here

these things in my opinion wont compar to the five ten

 

[MOTODH]

they are on my to-buy list

 

[jon-boy]

Got some just before Christmas and only have one ride on them but they are totally different to my old vans. Great grip, comfortable and I might not run clips at Whistler any more...

 

[zmtber]

yep with these thing they are like riding clipless without the clips

 

[Dr. Steth]

I'd say mine ran a little on the small side, but they did stretch after wearing them a bit.
Among eveything, I also like the sturdieness(sp?) in the toe area. Those "guide" tennis don't offer near the pro.
And to change foot positions I just roll the ball of my foot to get them situated(funns). The learning curve if you wanna call it that, is well worth it.
The only prob with the low's, is they tear up those tendon/ankle protectors. ie: Dainese ankle guards...so I just wear that **** undr my socks.
Thanks Five Ten.

 

[bizutch]

I wish I had negotiated to make a dollar per sale when I did that whole drive to bring them back.
But can't complain considering I got two free pairs out of the deal. Oh, and I like the high tops (also have the lows)cause when I ride with them, I kinda "squeeze" the bike with my heels like on my old motobike. THey keep my ankle bone from getting banged up.