Five Ten Freerider DLX Trainers - Black/Grey - 13.5

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The Five Ten Freerider DLX is designed for mountain bikers who prioritize premium performance and daily versatility, offering a refined leather upgrade to the standard Freerider Pro. Its core strength lies in the legendary Stealth S1 rubber outsole, which provides exceptional grip and vibration damping on technical flat pedals, though the leather construction means it requires more intentional care than synthetic counterparts after wet rides.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 13.5 |
| Accent Colour | Grey |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Freerider DLX |
| Model Part Number | FW2832-13.5 |
| Brand | Five Ten |
No, the Freerider DLX is specifically designed for flat-pedal use only and does not feature mounting points for cleats.
Yes, the understated design and leather finish make them a popular choice for wearing off the bike as well.
The Freerider DLX generally follows standard sizing, but it is recommended to wear the type of socks you plan to ride in when measuring.
The leather offers good weather resistance, but it is not fully waterproof. It will handle trail splashes well, but deep puddles may penetrate over time.
Stealth S1 is designed for high friction, meaning it helps your feet stay planted on your pedals even in rough, unpredictable terrain.
Clean the outsole with warm water to remove accumulated dirt or debris that may block the Dotty tread pattern.
Remove the insoles, stuff the shoes with newspaper to absorb moisture, and let them dry in a cool, shaded, and ventilated spot.
Clean the surface thoroughly and apply a high-quality leather conditioner to restore flexibility and moisture protection.
These shoes are exclusively designed for flat-pedal systems and are not compatible with clipless pedal cleats. To maintain the leather integrity, wipe the shoes down with a damp cloth after muddy rides to prevent dirt from grinding into the material. Avoid drying them in direct sunlight or using high-heat sources, as this can crack the leather; instead, air dry them in a well-ventilated area with the insoles removed. Regularly applying a leather conditioner will keep the material supple and water-repellent over the long term.