Trailcross Mountain Athletic Shoes - Black Men's Five Ten Review

I had several pairs of old Adidas Cross Trail shoes that are no longer made and the soles on them only seemed to last about 1 1/2 seasons. I originally bought this shoe in a size 9.5 and it fitted great, but after a few rides I noticed that my foot was moving side to side and back and forth a lot. I have a wide foot so judging by the reviews they are narrow. I returned 9.5 in REI. I bought a 9 but found them to be snug so after a few rides they fit like a 9.5 out of the box. They stick to the…

Fits very tight during a break, I'm almost returning it for a size up. However, it is very comfortable to wear after 2-3 rides. In addition, the shoes are easy to put on and take off without untying the laces, which is very convenient.

My son wears them and loves them. He says it's one of the most comfortable shoes he's ever had. I bought this pair for his dad, unfortunately they sent the wrong size so I had to send them back. I will order again but it seems they are now limited in sizes and colors.

I don't normally write reviews immediately after a purchase, but in this case it was justified. Shoes are narrow. My advice is to buy a few pairs. I usually wear a 9.5 US so I bought a pair in size 9.5 and one in size 10. Of course, the 9.5 was too small (I think it's thin), but the 10 fit perfectly. Also, shoes do stretch a little after wear, so take that into account. But they're good shoes and I think they'll last six months to a year, which is about as long as you'd expect a synthetic shoe…

I love her ,. I usually wear size 10 Adidas, but I chose size 1/2 because I have wider feet. They fit PERFECTLY! I will definitely order another pair. The soles are also very grippy.

I have very skinny legs and they were too narrow. Ordered a half size smaller than the reviews said. The length was approaching, but the fingers were too tight. Ordered Freeride Pros instead and they fit great.

Just received the shoes, they look amazing, I definitely wasn't blown away by the other designs that look like street shoes for an 80 year old, they look cool and feel great. I only used them once, two hours removed, and felt the difference immediately. They stick very well to the pedals, they have a stiff sole and you can feel the power on the pedals much better. The closed ankle cuff worried me that it would pinch my legs but that's not the case when summer comes I'll be able to tell better…

I bought these as my go-to flat pedal mountain bike shoe and MAN they are uncomfortable! I usually wear a size 10 or 10 1/2 and they don't fit my foot at all, they feel very narrow (and I have pretty narrow feet) and also have numerous pinch points all around. I used them for 5 trips and gave them up.

I like that. I use it with a platform, spike pedals. The sole is quite stiff but can still be worn off the bike. One-piece neoprene lining protects against most dirt and debris when worn with socks. A secure seat is reassuring.

shoes like before. However, they are not easy to put on because the tongue is fully attached to the shoe body. You have to pull and pull a little to get your foot through the narrow opening. Once on. it's fun to drive.

That's why I have wide feet. The sock box is too tight and the side of my toes starts to hurt when riding because it's so tight. I would happily buy another pair, especially for $170. So stay away if you have wider feet.

I bought these 1/2 large and they fit great. These shoes are solidly built and designed for mountain biking, but because they use the famous stealth rubber, they're also great for watersports.

I had a pair of excellent Five Ten Freeriders that did their jobs perfectly, but I hated the skateboard aesthetic. They were in my cart for a while and finally decided to buy them when the price dropped to $120. They are slightly smaller than other Five Ten shoes, so half a size larger is best. They stick to my flat pedals (DMR Vaults) like glue, as do the Freeriders, and they're surprisingly light, extremely comfortable and, in my opinion, look far nicer than any other mountain bike shoe. Worn

Good quality shoes but had to return. A size 9-1/2 was too narrow at the base of the pinky and a size 10 seemed to have a good width but was too long. Otherwise I would have left them because they looked like a quality shoe and looked better than most MTB shoes. My legs are a bit wider than usual, but not insanely wide. My guess is that these shoes are for people with narrow or normal foot widths. I liked the sticky soles and protection around the toe. They were easy to put on, although the…

Can't ask for more with this type of problem. Like the strength of soul when climbing, the mobility of the back that I need for tricks. The ankle protection is adequate, but if it were bigger I think it would affect flexibility. Highly recommended

I've only done one trip with them so far, but they have a big weekend ahead of them. So far so good on a trip. They're a bit difficult to put on, but after that they're very comfortable and easy to grip.

Enjoy the added stability on technical terrain. Despite the increase in size, run a little less. Comfortable enough to carry around the office for a few days. Helped soften them a bit. I like the high quality optics and the easy cleaning.

Rented a half size smaller than advertised. Also, the neoprene collar that wraps around your ankle is very small, I have to make a real effort putting it on and when I did it was very tight and small.

The shoes exceeded all expectations. The fit is perfect (I'm a size 10) and I can't wait to get them on the trails. I'm very happy with the purchase, especially the fit as I'm buying from outside the US.

I really didn't know what to expect from this shoe and I love it so much! The neoprene feel is amazing. Fits perfectly. The outsole holds my flat pedal like I'm strapped in. Highly recommended.