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Five Ten Adidas MTB Shoes Various Models and Sizes $60 and up at Al's
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https://www.als.com/five%20ten?_q..
Discounts don't apply on Adidas' site right now, so AL's Sporting Goods is the next best place for mountain bike shoes. Make sure to apply VIP4U to get an additional discount.
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They have plenty of models with clipless
I went to Time ATAC pedals years ago on my XC bike because they shed mud really well (unlike Shimano SPDs).
Only negative (I've heard) is they aren't the best option if you ride in wet, muddy conditions.
They do make clipless shoes. I own a pair of five ten maltese. I like it because they look like regular shoes
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I don't know anything about skate shoes... The five ten freeriders do have a stiff sole and the rubber is very grippy. They last me a long time... so are worth it - especially as I can find them on sale. The adidas branded ones they have linked on here are very likely not the same quality.
As an aside five ten do make shoes that you can put cleats on. That would tend to be more for XC riding than Enduro/all mountain/DH but there are a few riders out there who prefer cleats.
As an aside five ten do make shoes that you can put cleats on. That would tend to be more for XC riding than Enduro/all mountain/DH but there are a few riders out there who prefer cleats.
Don't be too worried; Adidas acquired Five Ten some years back: https://www.outsidebusi
I rode clipless for 20+ years, Onza mtb as a kid, and then time ATAC for cyclocross racing and road/commuter bikes. Bought an mtb last year and decided to give flats a try...loved it--had a blast and with the sticky rubber and pinned pedals, I never felt like I was missing out. Jumps, drops, no problem. Features like skinnies? even better because I can leap off the bike at any time.
I threw my ATACs on the MTB last weekend to see how I've evolved in the past year. Didn't like it...I didn't feel like I was gaining any sort of noticable efficiency or climbing ability, but I felt less comfortable on features, especially skinnies.
If I were racing XC, I'd still go clipless, but if I'm riding trails for fun and throwing the bike around? Flats.
Best of both. That's how I roll.
I know. I've found the freeriders are of similar quality as when they were US owned. I bought a pair of slip on five tens and could tell adidas was just stealing the name and slapping it on sub-par shoes. That's why I'm pretty sure the ones here that are adidas branded [not-freerider] are sub par for biking. In the description it talks about being for on or off the bike - which is a red flag for me.
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