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They look their best when you're looking out over Pierre's Hole from 13,770 feet above sea level.

Five Ten took the input, advice, and needs of alpine guides, added their proprietary technologies, and created the Exum Guide Shoe. These shoes have a style that says, 'We are getting up that mountain no matter what,' but they have a lot more than just looks going for them. Lace things up, point them at the Tetons, and let them loose.
  • Water-resistant uppers help keep your feet dry if you get caught in a sudden rain storm
  • Built up heel rand protects the back of your foot
  • Compatible with strap-on crampons for light and fast summit attempts

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4 5

gur5600756

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The 5.10 is one of the best shoes for climbing rugged rocky peaks I have ever owned. On dry rock I feel like a mountian goat. The shoes are difficult for me to put on due to my high instep and full volume foot, but once they are on they are incredibly comfortable. I use Super Feet to replace the okay but less than supportive insoles that coe with the shoe.
These shoes are like racing tires, they wear out after two seasons, but oh what a ride. My biggest complaint is the stiching. The stiching seems to start falling apart very quickly and the rubber rands start separating quickly as well. Still I climb 3 out of four weekends during the summer and fall and I love this shoe.

4 5

Armand Alexeev

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These are great boots that exceeded my expectations in just about every category but one. First the praise, these boots acquire a custom fit after a few adjustments. The boot has a snug fit that is very adjustable due to the lacing system. Once you find that right fit the laces will hold it for you in between wears. Three years later and many long slogs and a bunch of bagged 14ers the soles have held up pretty well. The rubber is sticky as all heck! The heel cup makes it damn near impossible to fully roll an ankle. One major complaint is the lack of a waterproof insert. It doesn't take much for this boot to soak through. This has deterred me from bringing these boots along for some hikes and approaches, if weather is questionable or a lot of snowpack is expected. The fit and rubber invokes a lot of confidence when scrambling and hiking, but without waterproofing this boot is held back. Simply put, if a waterproof insert was added to a new version of this shoe I would not hesitate to buy!