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Five Ten

Five Ten Men's Anasazi Moccasym Climbing Shoe

69 customer reviews

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$109.80 - $125.00 & FREE Returns on some sizes and colors. Details

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| Fit: As expected (69%)

Color: MOCCASYM RED

Leather
Made in the USA and Imported
Rubber sole
Stealth C4 rubber
The low-profile toe slips into thin cracks and small pockets
Soft Midsole
Unlined Leather Upper
Slingshot heel

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Product Description

Five Ten, the Brand of the Brave, is a leader in performance, high-friction footwear. From downhill mountain bike racing to rock climbing, from wing suit flying to kayaking, Five Ten makes footwear for the world's most dangerous sports. The Redlands, California-based company has been producing cutting-edge designs and proprietary Stealth rubber soles for nearly 30 years. With the help of top national and international athletes and guides, combined with a world-class rubber-testing and R&D facility, Five Ten is the shoe brand of choice for the world's most exciting athletes.

Product Dimensions: 13 x 6 x 4 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Origin: USA
ASIN: B008XERZ76
Item model number: 5012-4
Date first available at Amazon.com: May 31, 2007
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Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #32,019 in Shoes (See Top 100 in Shoes)

#31 in Shoes > Men's > Outdoor > Men's

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Classic crack shoe

By Kaleem Z. Khwaja on December 21, 2013

Size: 10 D(M) USColor: Moccasym Red Verified Purchase

These are my go-to shoe for crack climbing, whether on Yosemite granite or Indian Creek sandstone. Low-profile, flat sole, no downturned toe. Super sticky rubber. The only thing about these shoes I don't love is how much they stretch, and continue to stretch throughout their life. (Note to FiveTen: please make a synthetic Moccasym that holds its size better. call it the "Moccasynth")

I own 5 different models of FiveTen climbing shoes and the sizing is dramatically inconsistent between models, so I thought I would make a suggestion as to how to size these:

I wear an 8 street shoe and order an 8 for crack. For face climbing I would recommend half a size down, which will be hard to even put on at first but will stretch out surprisingly fast (though I don't think these are great face/sport shoes, too soft, - look into the Anasazis or Arrowheads). At street size, Moccasyms are decent for technical edging for a couple sessions, then soften up to the point I can comfortably jam them in a thin hands splitter (to the degree that is ever "comfortable"). After a dozen climbing days they'll be stretched out enough to need a thin pair of socks, so are no longer ideal for finger cracks because they fatten out a bit with socks. But they're great for colder weather climbing at this size. Heel hooking on overhanging terrain is basically impossible at this point.

In short, these are amazing shoes, but their ideal use will change as they age and stretch, so I have a couple in rotation and use them for face when new, then crack, and summer when new, then winter with socks. If you only plan to buy one pair of shoes, I would recommend something with a liner that will maintain a more consistent size.

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It will do everything better than your starter shoe

By Josh Hallett on August 4, 2015

Size: 10 D(M) USColor: Moccasym Red

This is the shoe to get once you've blown out that first pair of Mad Rocks/Defy's/Rogues. It will do everything better than your starter shoe, but with the added benefit of not obliterating your virgin climbing feet like a viciously down-turned shoe. The first thing I did after my starter shoes kicked the bucket was upgrade to a pair La Sportiva Muira VS's, and while not a horrendous mistake, I later purchased a pair of Mocs as 'casual slipper' for sport climbing and general warmups. It became clear at that point I had skipped a crucial step in my development as a climber.

Some notes:

-If you're careful about foot placement, these will put in work. My current pair has been going strong for 18 months. The edge is, of course, gone, but what you get during the later phase of the Mocc's life cycle is improved sensitivity and enhanced smearing. This is important for beginner to intermediate climbers. What I discovered is that the Mocc, being a more sensitive shoe, trained my foot placement and ultimately made my feet stronger on more difficult footholds. A much stiffer shoe (indeed, certain aggressive shoes) will inhibit sensitivity, and, in many cases, encourage bad footwork.

-As far as form-factor is concerned, you couldn't find a less fussy shoe. There aren't any gimmicks here. The C4 rubber is sticky and pliable, and is just thick enough to give you a good balance of support and sensitivity during the break-in period.

-Fit is crucial. If this is your next shoe after ditching your starters, don't be afraid to size down to something that is effectively uncomfortable. These will stretch, and stretch significantly. I wear between a 9 1/2 and a 9 in street shoes, and a 7 1/2 was a good (initially) uncomfortable fit.Read more ›

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Awesome shoe

By RCf on October 5, 2013

Size: 9 D(M) USColor: Moccasym Red Verified Purchase

I bought these shoes as my first pair of climbing shoes. I read and heard from other climbers that fiveten's rubber was the stickiest so I decided to go with this brand. I looked at some beginner geared models but then saw this for only $70 and decided to get it.

Now for the actual product-I ordered them in my street shoe size after reading a bunch of reviews, and if I could go back I would only go a half size smaller. They were nice and tight but comfy enough to walk in when I first got them, and after about 10 climbing sessions they fit my feet better but haven't stretched at all. The only reason I would want them smaller is because there's a little gap between my heel and the back of the shoe so when attempting extreme heel hooks they tend to slip off (they're fine for any heel hooks involving less than like 60% of your body weight). As far as the stretching thing goes-some people on here say they stretch a ton and you should order two sizes small and all that. Well, clearly if you get small ones and force your feet into them they'll stretch to your foot, but if you order them too big they won't really stretch much because your feet aren't putting as much pressure on them. The only way these would ever stretch out by 2 sizes is if you bought them two sizes small, but this would just be causing yourself pain for no reason. So my advice would be go a half size down or full size at most if you want them super tight, they're not going to magically stretch and become bigger than your foot. But if you want a super aggressive tight shoe for crazy inverted bouldering with intense heel hooking these aren't really what you want anyway. So as far as performance goes, these are great. The rubber is very sticky, and I can feel the rock extremely well in these.Read more ›

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There are probably better shoes for the more advanced stuff

Can't rave about these enough. Tried these out for my first ever crack climbing outing to Indian Creek and made my whole week. Read more

Published 4 days ago by Sphinx

Great shoes

Love these shoes. I've seen a lot of strong climbers wearing them too. They really only suffer on high tension heel hooks.

Published 4 days ago by K. Zilles

Beginner's Experience as a First Pair of Shoes

I'm relatively new to climbing. I've been frequenting the climbing gym two times a week for the last 5 months. Read more

Published 1 month ago by KS

Good beginner shoe

I am a new climber and didn't want to get shoes that were going to hurt my feet and turn me off of the sport. Read more

Published 2 months ago by Neal

Slippers

This is my second time buying these shoes. I got the same size as last time, but they feel a bit looser now. Read more

Published 2 months ago by Amazon Customer

Great shoes!

Love these shoes, but be aware that they stretch out quickly. I bought the same size I wear in a street shoe and the first day they felt pretty damn tight. Read more

Published 3 months ago by Ryan

Great climbing shoes

I am really loving these shoes so far. I have only used these for indoor climbing so far and they have been a vast improvement over my pair of worn out pair of of evolvs. Read more

Published 4 months ago by Dennis

Two Stars

It looks like used already.

Published 4 months ago by yonghong(deborah)xu

She really liked them and the price was good

Bought these for my daughter, she used them until they wore out. She really liked them and the price was good.

Published 5 months ago by A. Johansen

Comfortable, Strong Shoe for Indoor

These shoes are awesome!... I will never stray from 5.10 again. The rubber that 5.10 uses is bar none the stickiest. Read more

Published 5 months ago by Keith Weiss

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