1 | Brand | Model | Rubber | Lugs | Grip | Availability | Price range | Weight | Cons | Reviews | Size US | Comments | ||
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2 | Five Ten | Access Mesh | Stealth S1 | Approach | 10 | Discontinued | 700-900 | 350 | 8.5 | Best shoe ever for our adventures. Outsole ungluing not considered | ||||
3 | Five Ten | Access Knit | Stealth Phantom | Approach | 10 | Discontinued | 700-900 | 340 | Worse fastening | 8 | Surprisingly more durable than expected. Ungluing wise and upper | |||
4 | Five Ten | Eddy Pro | Stealth S1 | Approach | 10 | Discontinued | 600-800 | 214 | Minimalist | |||||
5 | Five Ten | Five Tennies | Stealth S1 | Approach | 10 | Available online | 500-1000 | 325 | Leather upper | 7.5-8 | Semidotted lugs work good on rocks. If narrow feet you can go -0.5 or -1, if wide true size or even +0.5 | |||
6 | Five Ten | Trailcross LT | Stealth Phantom | SemiApproach | 9.5 | Available online | 800-1000 | 390.2 | MTB/hike shoe | 7.5-8? | MTB shoe. Not ideal climbing. Sizing, a few people true size, most 1/2 smaller for better fit | |||
7 | Adidas | Terrex Hydro | Stealth S1 | Approach | 10 | Available online | 1200 | 580 | Boot - Heavy | |||||
8 | Adidas | Terrex Voyager DLX | Stealth C1? | 4mm | 7 | Available online | 400-800 | Not specially grippy | It says Steatlh but it is the less grippy one, same as old Terrex CC Voyager Aqua | |||||
9 | Vasque | Grand Traverse | Vibram idrogrip + megagrip | SemiApproach | 8 | Available online | 800-1100 | 350 | Not so good on slabs | 8.5 | Good when using climbing toe zone, edging. Not as flexible and grippy in angled walls | |||
10 | La Sportiva | Tx Guide | Vibram idrogrip + megagrip | SemiApproach | Available online | 1000-1200 | 350 | 8.5-9 | Quite narrow. You could go up half or even full size bigger | |||||
11 | La Sportiva | Boulder X | Vibram idrogrip | Approach | Available online | 800-1000 | 450 | Heavyish | ||||||
12 | Bestard | Aqua Pro | Vibram idrogrip | Approach | 10 | Available online | 1400-1800 | 440 | Heavyish | |||||
13 | Bestard | Wildwater Pro | Vibram idrogrip | Approach | 10 | Available online | 1800 | 540 | Boot - Heavy | |||||
14 | Evolv | Cruzer/Zender (?) | Own, very good | Approach | 9 | RC Outfitters | 600-800 | 312.4 | Stiff, little cushioning | The best option nowadays if you want to try them on in a HK shop | ||||
15 | Black Diamond | Technician | Own, good (BlackLabel-Mountain) | Approach | 7.5 | Available online | 1000 | 280 | Very early outsole damage | 8.5 | Most technical approach shoe of them. Still not specially grippy, as per Derek | |||
16 | Black Diamond | Mission | Own, good (BlackLabel-Mountain) | Approach | ProTrek | 1200 | 310 | 8.5 | Black diamond has different rubbers, the BlackLabel Street should have worse grip than Mountain | |||||
17 | Black Diamond | Session/Circuit | Own, kinda good (BlackLabel street) | Approach | ProTrek | 900-1100 | Less technical, more daily casual usage | |||||||
18 | Scarpa | Ribelle Run | Own, very good | 4mm | Pending | 1200-1400 | 250 | |||||||
19 | VJ | MAXx | Own (butyl), very good | 4mm | Blue Mountains | 1400 | 250 | |||||||
20 | New Balance | Summit | Own, medium good | 4mm | 7 | Available online | 700-900 | 244 | Mid grip/soft upper | 9 | ||||
21 | Topo | MTN Racer | Vibram Megagrip | 5mm | 7 | Cam2 & others | 800-1200 | 275 | Early upper damage (<300km) | 8 | Wide spread lugs, not the best for climbing, but relatively grippy | |||
22 | Chamonix | King of streams? | Own, good | 4mm | 8.5 | Chamonix | 900-1100 | 375? | Unstable rocker, not good for climbing | Looks like Five Ten copied rubber, with worse lug pattern | ||||
23 | Chamonix | New models | Own, good | 4mm | 8.5 | Chamonix | 900-1100 | 375? | New models look slightly better | |||||
24 | Tao Bao | Crocks copy | Own, good | Approach* | 8 | Tao Bao | 20-50 | <200 | Extra minimalist | Surprisingly OK grip for an extra cheap shoe. Several people we know using them regularly |
1 | From | https://www.mbr.co.uk/buyers_guide/five-ten-mountain-bike-shoes-369750 | From | |||
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2 | Stealth Mi6 | 52a durometer, Five Ten’s grippiest rubber, superior cushioning | 20a | a rubber band | ||
3 | Stealth S1 | 64a durometer, Five Ten’s most versatile rubber (grip, cushioning, durability) | 40a | pencil eraser | ||
4 | Stealth Phantom | 65a durometer, essentially coloured version of S1 | 70a-80a | most shoe rubber | ||
5 | Stealth C4 | 76-80a durometer, typical skate shoe-style grip | 85a | inline skate wheels | ||
6 | Stealth Marathon | n/a durometer, harder wearing less grippy rubber | 100a | shopping cart wheels | ||
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9 | Megagrip soft | 65/70 a | ||||
10 | Megagrip firm | 75/80 a | ||||
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12 | Idrogrip | 73a? |
1 | Considering to buy backup light shoes instead of flip flops | grams | |||||
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2 | HKD | Pros | Cons | ||||
3 | Vivobarefoot Ultra 3 Adventure | 599 | Expensive | Not good enough fit | |||
4 | NatureHike Wading Shoes | 189 | Straps up & back | Grip? | Decathlon | ||
5 | Adidas jawpaw 2 | 328 | Stealth rubber | No lacing | |||
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9 | Flip flops | 86 |