Pros: Grips like crazy. Looks good for mountain bike shoes. Flexible enough to walk inside. Cons: Oddly long and narrow fit. The Sued is an odd choice for a shoe you ride in the mud. You will not protect your toes if you touch a rock or a stump.

I bought them for my husband. He's new to mountain biking and immediately felt the difference in the way this shoe helped his feet stay on the pedals. He normally wears a 9 1/2 wide, and the 9 1/2 in those five tens was a little narrower than he's used to, but after 10 miles on his bike it was still fine.

We bought these shoes for my son for mountain biking. The traction of the outsole with the pedals is excellent. They are made of canvas and suede that are suited to the trails he rides. My biggest problem is the size. My son wears a size 8 measured in REI, the smallest size they wore was an 8, when he tried them on they were large. So we ordered a size 7.5 from Best Buy, when they arrived he put them on and they were still too big. It was just over an inch in the toe and back of the heel. He…

They work well on mountain bikes with very sticky soles. They are a little bigger than I expected. I would order 1/2 size smaller. It's not the most comfortable hiking shoe, but it's great for riding.

I was looking for my first mountain bike shoes and they caught my eye. After a quick review of this and a few other models, I decided to try the Sleuths. I couldn't be happier! The rigid outsole and sticky outsole help your feet stay on the pedals when tackling steep descents and big climbs. I don't have to worry about slipping anymore, now I can concentrate on the track in front of me. Great job Adidas!

Based on the recommendations, I'm 1/2 size smaller than what I usually wear. It was definitely the right choice. Can't comment on durability as I didn't have time to ride due to bad weather. For the money you can't go wrong in my opinion...

The shoes were bought for the functionality although they are beautiful shoes. Lasted a year riding BMX and mountain bikes. My son just bought his second pair.

I just started mountain biking and these shoes have great pedal grip on flat soles. My legs stay in place. A bit pricey but they do their job

I love how these shoes look and how grippy they are. They fit a little more, but not that bad. Maybe half size. I would have liked additional padding on the tongue and sole of the shoe. This is my first pair of adidas and I can't wait to ride in them.

I was looking for casual shoes with flat pedals that don't look like flat pedal shoes. Not only are they great to ride, but they look great too. I'm usually on the borderline between 10 and 10.5 so I got 10 as some have mentioned that they are a bit big. 10 suits me perfectly. If I could complain about anything, it's that they're a bit tight in the tow box (think Nike or Brooks) but not uncomfortable at all. I might buy a second pair when they wear out!

This is the second Five Ten shoe I've ordered. I bought the Freerider Pro for me and this one for my buddy. He is very happy with the shoes, which we have run in together several times. Update 20/05/2022 I have just received my pair of these shoes. I usually use size 10.5 and some brands size 11. I ordered 10.5 and it turned out to be long. It's longer than the Freerider Pro and all my other size 11's. As I live abroad and after receiving the shoes I can't return after the 30 day return period…

I usually wear a size 11 but I bought a size 10.5 and they fit perfectly. Not as stiff as some of the others I suppose but the soles still hold my Chesters up pretty well.

Most mountain bike shoes are TERRIBLE. They look great and hold up great. A year (6-8 hours per week) of heavy/hard riding - fall, winter, spring, summer.

This show went as expected. I am an 11 US male, ordered 11 and 10.5 and found 11 fit better although I only buy a small margin. As expected, this is a very flat sole and not much support. Not a problem driving but if you are going to be walking far I would suggest carrying something else and changing into this before the trip. Haven't worn them long enough to call it a disability but they seem durable and have survived a few falls with no issues.

I love them - I wear them as both casual and dressy sneakers, often in the office. The flat, grippy bottom is perfect for using my bike at work.

I doubt they'll last as long as the more expensive 5-10s, but they're good for what they are. Adidas_official seller was good. Edit: It seems Adidas have introduced a subscription shoes business model, you will need 2 or 3 of these a year as the outsole falls apart quickly! Will spend more on another brand once they are completely destroyed. This is wasteful as the tops are rarely worn.

A good, stiff shoe with a sturdy heel makes cycling efficient and stylish enough for shopping. Uncomfortable for walking/hiking so don't plan on pushing your bike far.

A little big for me, although I've scaled down. But I'm still happy with the fit. For the record, I wear 11 in Vans and Nikes.

I've worn skateboarding shoes on all my bike rides since I was a child, so this was my first time wearing cycling shoes. They are MUCH stiffer in the sole than my Vans and Nike SB and a ton stiffer at the ankles, which I love when I ride my bike or motorbike, but when I wear them to work all day the stiffness can get quite stiff . unfavorable

Local thaws freeze too much to power them. Based on fit and finish you can't go wrong if you're unfamiliar with flat pedals. I've been using clips for 22 years.