Five Ten Trailcross Clip-In Cycling Shoe - Men's

Why We Like The Trailcross Clip-In Cycling Shoe

With the Trailcross Clip-In Cycling Shoe, exploring your favorite trail both on and off the bike has never been easier. When the terrain gets difficult and you need to hike your bike, the stealth marathon rubber adds extra grip to ensure fewer slips on rocky terrain. Also including a lightweight and cushioned midsole, extra comfort is added when you're on the ground or in the pedals. Designed for 2-bolt clip-in cleats, you are sure to get the most efficient pedal stroke from each push. The hook-and-loop straps also work together with the lace closure system to make sure your foot stays secure with each stroke.

Details

2-bolt clip-in shoe for mountain bikes
Hook-and-loop straps and laces help keep the foot secure
Stealth marathon rubber creates grip on slippery terrain
Padded lining offers a comfortable midsole
Made from recycled materials to lessen environmental impact
Item #FVTZ131

Responsible Collection: Recycled/Repurposed
Upper Material: synthetic
Lining: padded
Closure: lace, hook-and-loop strap
Midsole: EVA
Sole: stealth marathon rubber
Cleat Compatibility: 2-bolt
Claimed Weight: 1lb 14.2oz
Activity: trail
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

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Overall Rating

4.5 based on 82 ratings

Review Summary

1 Stars - 4 reviews

2 Stars - 2 reviews

3 Stars - 3 reviews

4 Stars - 14 reviews

5 Stars - 59 reviews

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4 out of 5 stars

May 13, 2024

Great concept. Lacks comfort.

I really want to give these shoes 5 stars because they’re exactly what I’ve been wanting, but just fall a little short. I ride a mtb and indoor spin bike. I’ve always just used regular tennis shoes with cages on my spin bike, but then I came across these and gave them a try. The shoes are definitely not as comfortable as I would like. For starters, the toe box is extremely narrow and my toes feel smushed. The overall width of the shoe is also quite narrow. I’ve always worn a standard width shoe no problem, but these make me feel like maybe I should have bought the wide. The soles feel rigid and not very comfortable. I’m hoping that’ll change after I break them in. Also, the tongue… somehow it keeps getting folded or pinched and puts pressure on my foot when I tie the laces. I’ve had these for a few weeks now and it’s getting better but I can’t seem to find a good enough lace tension that doesn’t put unnecessary pressure points on my foot. Lastly, the cleat backer plates stripped on me twice. I used grease on the bolts because I knew I’d have to tighten them down pretty tight to prevent them from spinning when I unclip. As I was progressively tightening them, I pulled a thread in the backer plate. I flipped it around and somehow did it again. I wound up using the plates that came with the cleats and they worked just fine. Again, I really do like the concept of these shoes and I plan to continue using them. I just wish they were a bit more comfortable to wear. Hopefully they’ll break in and I’ll get what I’m looking for.

RyanPJ