Five Ten Freerider DLX Low Shoes - Black/Grey - 12.5

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The Five Ten Freerider DLX Low Shoes are engineered for adult mountain bikers who demand a reliable, flat-pedal shoe that transitions seamlessly from the trail to casual daily settings. Built with a durable leather upper and the legendary Stealth S1 rubber outsole, these shoes offer superior pedal connectivity and traction in varied weather conditions. While they provide excellent durability and comfort, users should be aware that the leather construction is heavier and holds more moisture than synthetic mesh alternatives during extremely wet rides.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 12.5 |
| Accent Colour | Grey |
| Shoe Type | Low Shoes |
| Series | Freerider DLX |
| Model Part Number | FW2832-12.5 |
| Brand | Five Ten |
No, the Freerider DLX is specifically designed as a flat-pedal shoe and does not feature mounting points for cleats.
Wipe with a damp cloth and use a mild leather cleaner if necessary. Avoid soaking the leather or machine washing.
Yes, they generally follow standard sizing, but it is recommended to wear the type of sock you typically use for riding when trying them on.
The one-piece cup sole offers a balance of stiffness for power transfer and enough flex to remain comfortable for walking.
While the Stealth S1 rubber provides great grip on trails, they are optimized for biking; for dedicated long-distance hiking, a traditional hiking shoe is recommended.
Check the soles for mud or debris buildup and clean the pedal pins to ensure they aren't clogged with dirt.
Ensure the laces are not over-tightened at the midfoot and consider replacing the factory insole with a performance-oriented footbed.
Remove the insoles immediately after wet rides and stuff the shoes with newspaper to accelerate the internal drying process.
For optimal performance, ensure your pedals have consistent pin placement to engage with the 'Dotty' tread. When cleaning, avoid using a high-pressure washer, as it can damage the leather upper and penetrate the stitching. Instead, brush off dried mud with a soft-bristled brush and use a damp cloth to wipe the exterior. If the shoes become soaked, remove the insoles and allow them to air dry away from direct heat sources like radiators, as excessive heat can cause the leather to crack or the adhesives to weaken.