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Five Ten Sleuth DLX Mountain Bike Trainers Shoes Now £56.10 with code on Adidas App - Free Delivery @ Adidas App
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Five Ten Sleuth DLX Mountain Bike Trainers Shoes Now £56.10 with code on Adidas App - Free Delivery @ Adidas App

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Five Ten Sleuth DLX Mountain Bike Shoes

Were £110 Now £56.10 with voucher on the Adidas App

Sizes 5.5 up to 13.5

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Get your own unique 15% off code from voucher codes here

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Then order on the app product code EG4615 to find them on the app




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FIVE TEN SLEUTH DLX MOUNTAIN BIKE SHOESBIKE SHOES WITH EVERYDAY VERSATILITY AND A PEDAL-FRIENDLY TREAD. Ride your bike. Walk across town. Hang out. You can have it all in these adidas Five Ten mountain bike shoes. Pedal-gripping rubber and classic low-profile style combine with weather-resistant details for seamless transitions between the trail and town.

  • Regular fit
  • Lace closure
  • Coated leather upper
  • Low top biking shoes
  • Non-marking Stealth® Phantom rubber outsole
  • Product colour: Grey Two / Legacy Green / Grey Two
  • Product code: EG4615


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  1. mrcat0000's avatar
    dancedynamix04/12/2021 13:05

    To cycle in or just everyday wear?




    to cycle in (got flat pedals) - the soles are very stiff, you can walk in them, but they aren't exactly quiet due to the hard compound...

    as my pedals have metal spikes in them and they've ripped the soles of normal trainers, so hoping these will last a lot longer
  2. andi_massey's avatar
    These look they would be sold in the Radio Times.
  3. Phlop0's avatar
    deleted4890904/12/2021 15:53

    Bike shoes without cleats?


    Yes for real bikers. Not the kind who shave their legs.
  4. RobBraz's avatar
    Five Ten's are fab. Love mine.
  5. RobBraz's avatar
    mrcat000004/12/2021 13:08

    to cycle in (got flat pedals) - the soles are very stiff, you can walk in …to cycle in (got flat pedals) - the soles are very stiff, you can walk in them, but they aren't exactly quiet due to the hard compound...as my pedals have metal spikes in them and they've ripped the soles of normal trainers, so hoping these will last a lot longer


    Same. I use them with flats and was pleased by how much difference the extra grip makes.
  6. mrcat0000's avatar
    i got a suede pair for 40 quid a few months back and love them!
  7. dancedynamix's avatar
    mrcat000004/12/2021 13:08

    to cycle in (got flat pedals) - the soles are very stiff, you can walk in …to cycle in (got flat pedals) - the soles are very stiff, you can walk in them, but they aren't exactly quiet due to the hard compound...as my pedals have metal spikes in them and they've ripped the soles of normal trainers, so hoping these will last a lot longer


    Handy to know thanks, yes I occasionally ride my mountain bike in trainers with fairly soft soles, tougher ones make a lot of sense.. My pedals are also pretty spiky!
  8. araggedtiger's avatar
    Been looking for some of these after reading good reviews, ordered these for my leisure cycling.
  9. Rusty82's avatar
    Definitely recommend Five Ten's for MTB, the soles work great with the sharp pins on flat pedals. Very robust.
  10. dancedynamix's avatar
    mrcat000004/12/2021 12:31

    i got a suede pair for 40 quid a few months back and love them!


    To cycle in or just everyday wear?
  11. Bon3s's avatar
    Love Five Tens and in my experience they last for ages. I've had 3 pairs in 10 years. I've never had a slip in mine and I've used DMRs and Saint pedals in that time. Id buy these in an instant if I didn't have about 3000 miles of wear left in my Maltese Falcons.
  12. deleted48909's avatar
    Bike shoes without cleats?
  13. deleted48909's avatar
    Phlop005/12/2021 08:23

    Yes for real bikers. Not the kind who shave their legs.


    Erm.....you know that SPD was invented for mountain bikes right?
  14. Phlop0's avatar
    deleted4890905/12/2021 08:48

    Erm.....you know that SPD was invented for mountain bikes right?


    Invented schmented. The Lycra brigade own them now.
  15. theposter's avatar
    Ordered thanks op
  16. AledJenkins's avatar
    Granty57804/12/2021 16:12

    I have these and find they aren't as good as my old free riders, the sole …I have these and find they aren't as good as my old free riders, the sole doesn't seem as grippy and my feet have come off way more.


    Agreed, quality has dropped since Adidas took over
  17. Granty578's avatar
    AledJenkins05/12/2021 17:36

    Agreed, quality has dropped since Adidas took over


    My previous ones were adidas made too. They’ve been adidas for quite some time now, they just make a bigger deal of it these days.
  18. Guileuk's avatar
    For years I rode using any flat soled trainers thinking Five Ten's were just a gimmick but they are brilliant. Grip to the pedals like glue, i wouldn't wear anything else now.

    One thing to note if they get soaked which is often the case in the UK they can take a while to dry out. I plan on buying a waterproof pair for the very wet/muddy winter months.
  19. Phlop0's avatar
    mattd55506/12/2021 22:58

    you wont wear SPDs on your MTB? missing out mate, you're not real either


    Was a joke mate
  20. Rusty82's avatar
    mattd55506/12/2021 22:58

    you wont wear SPDs on your MTB? missing out mate, you're not real either


    Why would you clip in on a mtb? Genuine question, I don't get it. Last thing I would want is to be attached to the bike when I'm flying through the air or headed straight for a tree at full speed. I run spd on my road bike, prefer the shoes than with spd-sl pedals but see no benefit in them for doing mtb. Each to their own though I just wondered. If it's just attaching them a 'mountain bike' and cycling along then that's different, would class that the same as a road bike.

    Five Ten's with a set of V12's and I'm on my way down the hill as fast as I can.
  21. Rusty82's avatar
    mattd55512/12/2021 00:51

    when i first started with clipless I used an mtb pedal on my road bike, …when i first started with clipless I used an mtb pedal on my road bike, when i upgraded to road shoes and pedals they then got switched to my mtb. I really enjoy riding clipless on mtb and I have much more control over the bike. But most of my riding is trail or xc.


    Riding along trails then yeah, if that's all you plan to do when you are out. I wouldn't be riding down hill and jump lines which is what I use my MTB for. Maybe you can use them for that but it's not for me anyway.
  22. Rusty82's avatar
    These Five Ten's are £46.74 delivered at Otrium. I've not used them before so can't comment on their service.

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    Not sure if anyone will see this or if you want to post the deal OP. (edited)
  24. Myusernamehasgone234's avatar
    Author
    Get your own unique 15% off code from voucher codes here


    vouchercodes.co.uk/adi….uk


    Then order on the app product code EG4615 to find them on the app
  25. Granty578's avatar
    I have these and find they aren't as good as my old free riders, the sole doesn't seem as grippy and my feet have come off way more.
  26. Bossworld's avatar
    Phlop005/12/2021 08:23

    Yes for real bikers. Not the kind who shave their legs.


    Made me laugh

    I chucked my SPDs on my CX bike as I didn’t like being clipped in on a descent on my MTB. on the lookout for a decent pair of ‘mtb’ shoes that’ll take cleats, I snapped the metal plate after many miles / spinning sessions on a cheapo muddy fox pair, and the replacements I bought are far too “Lycra brigade” esque
  27. mattd555's avatar
    Phlop005/12/2021 08:23

    Yes for real bikers. Not the kind who shave their legs.


    you wont wear SPDs on your MTB? missing out mate, you're not real either
  28. mattd555's avatar
    Phlop007/12/2021 11:21

    Was a joke mate


    really? who'd of thought hey! thanks for letting me know
  29. mattd555's avatar
    Rusty8211/12/2021 18:55

    Why would you clip in on a mtb? Genuine question, I don't get it. Last …Why would you clip in on a mtb? Genuine question, I don't get it. Last thing I would want is to be attached to the bike when I'm flying through the air or headed straight for a tree at full speed. I run spd on my road bike, prefer the shoes than with spd-sl pedals but see no benefit in them for doing mtb. Each to their own though I just wondered. If it's just attaching them a 'mountain bike' and cycling along then that's different, would class that the same as a road bike. Five Ten's with a set of V12's and I'm on my way down the hill as fast as I can.


    when i first started with clipless I used an mtb pedal on my road bike, when i upgraded to road shoes and pedals they then got switched to my mtb. I really enjoy riding clipless on mtb and I have much more control over the bike. But most of my riding is trail or xc.
  30. Myusernamehasgone234's avatar
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    Rusty8217/12/2021 10:31

    These Five Ten's are £46.74 delivered at Otrium. I've not used them before …These Five Ten's are £46.74 delivered at Otrium. I've not used them before so can't comment on their service. [Image] [Image] [Image] [Image] Not sure if anyone will see this or if you want to post the deal OP.


    Brilliant price, I can post it in a bit when I'm free if you don't have time to post it yourself. (edited)
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    Myusernamehasgone23417/12/2021 11:08

    Brilliant price, I can post it in a bit when I'm free if you don't have tim …Brilliant price, I can post it in a bit when I'm free if you don't have time to post it yourself.

    Rusty8217/12/2021 10:31

    These Five Ten's are £46.74 delivered at Otrium. I've not used them before …These Five Ten's are £46.74 delivered at Otrium. I've not used them before so can't comment on their service. [Image] [Image] [Image] [Image] Not sure if anyone will see this or if you want to post the deal OP.


    Thank you I've posted it
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