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Five Ten
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Five Ten is a family-owned company dedicated to producing superior climbing shoes, approach shoes and outdoor footwear. Founded by veteran rock climber Charles Cole in 1985, Five Ten has been reinventing the climbing shoe since day one. Starting by creating an all-new, high-friction rubber compound for shoe soles that he would later dub "Stealth," Cole set out to enhance gripping power and make rock climbing safer in the process. Today, Five Ten climbing shoes like the Anasazi slipper and Prima shoe are worn by some of the world’s best rock cl ... Learn more about Five Tenimbers. In fact, even endorsed climbers who are paid to wear shoes by other companies resole with Five Ten's Stealth climbing soles. When it comes to performance on the rock face, few other companies hold a candle to Five Ten shoes.
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Average Five Ten Review
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Reviewed by Peter from Maine on Friday, May 17, 2013I just bought a second pair of these shoes to keep in storage. I have tried many steep terrain shoes and these are among the best. The sizing is odd ( I went a half size over my street size and I wear my shoes tight) but once I got the correct shoe, they fit very well. There is a snug toe box that is not as wide as the Jet 7 but still ample. The heel is snug with barely any dead space anywhere. The shoe has a pretty aggressive downturn and grabs nicely on the steeps. The rubber is sticky and places the edge in perfect alignment with my inside and outside edges of my foot. they are a bit stiff initially..not clunky like the Edelrid Raven..but certainly not super soft sensitive like the 5.10 project. All in all, I would put this shoe high on my list of steep terrain shoes. I loved the Jet 7 (no longer made) and I really like the fit of the Evolv Predator G2 (a a bit deeper heel and a bit more aggressive) but the blackwing seems to have stickier rubber and a bit more sensitivity. Nice easy entry with secure velcro in well positioned spots to lock you in nicely.
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Reviewed by Bob Bike Ski from Ohio on Wednesday, May 15, 2013After looking at the size conversion chart, the size problem is that U.S. shoe size printed on the label doesn't match the EU size, also on the label. U.S. size is 1/2 size too large, which is why every review says buy 1/2 size larger. The EU size seems correct. Other than that, they are comfortable for my purpose, which is walking on mostly flat, crushed limestone paths. I like the light weight, they seem to be made well, and support the feet.
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Reviewed by Bob Bike Ski from Ohio on Wednesday, May 15, 2013After looking at the size conversion chart, the size problem is that U.S. shoe size printed on the label doesn't match the EU size, also on the label. U.S. size is 1/2 size too small, which is why every review says buy 1/2 size larger. The EU size seems correct. Other than that, they are comfortable for my purpose, which is walking on mostly flat, crushed limestone paths. I like the light weight, they seem to be made well, and support the feet.
Five Ten Outlet: Due to limited quantities, not all products are available in our Outlet Stores. Find out more about outlets.
Five Ten Overstocks: inventory too high, had to be drastically reduced -- always first quality. Find out more about overstock items.
Five Ten Closeouts: may be last year's model or color -- always first quality. Find out more about closeouts.
Five Ten 2nds:
Cosmetic Blems or Irregulars. Minor cosmetic blemishes or slight irregularities
which do not affect the fit, performance, or longevity of the item. Label is
usually clipped or marked by the manufacturer. A small flaw means big savings.
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