Five Ten Guide Tennie Mid
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Foot Shape Information
Egyptian
Popularity
1 Users
Avg. Rating
4 / 5
Roman
Popularity
0 Users
Avg. Rating
0 / 5
Greek
Popularity
2 Users
Avg. Rating
4.5 / 5
Germanic
Popularity
0 Users
Avg. Rating
0 / 5
Celtic
Popularity
0 Users
Avg. Rating
0 / 5
Foot Shapes
Egyptian
Big toe longest, other toes taper off
Roman
First 2 or 3 toes the same length, the rest taper off
Greek
2nd toe is longest, other toes taper off
Germanic
Big toe longest, other toes about even or very slight taper
Celtic
2nd toe is longest, other toes about evenUser Comments
"
Got mainly for short hiking and would probably go down a 1/2 size if more for approaches"
jld124
"
Very comfortable at street shoe size, extremely sticky on rock and inspires confidence on slabby and exposed scrambling. The edging toe is great for smaller steps and easy climbing but the rand rubber is debatably useful as the high toe profile makes it hard to fit in cracks. Laces are secure, if thin, and are on the long side."
victorczhou
"
Got them a bit too big, would ideally go about a half size down. They are awesome for scrambling 4th class stuff and some easy 5th, but also enough support for the approach with a pack."
AndrewPeterson
" Great shoe, haven't had any durability issues. Tight enough fit for climbing, so sometimes the toes hurt on downhill hikes. I've climbed 5.8 semi-slabby sport, and 5.4 slabby multi-pitch with ease. C4 Rubber sticks really well. Yellow boots look great too!"
Luke