Five Ten Galileo Climbing Shoe

Over the course of 8 years of climbing, I have never found a better shoe! I've tried multiple shoes, all of which I liked for one reason or another but this shoe beats them all! Like other's have said, it's stiff yet you can feel every step. they do run small so be smart about it and try em on first. go to your local climbing store and ask someone if you are new to climbing. The trick to making them comfortable if they hurt your feet.....Put em on for a few....Take em off for a few....Put em on again! It will help! Amazing grip. Happy climbing!

I absolutely love my Galileo's . I usually wear a 7-1/2 and bought a 7 and they are just the way I like them. Super great rubber and I'm lovin the Velcro straps. They are great in the gym and on rock! and this site is super fast and efficient in getting your gear to you.

Queen said it well!! These shoes are Great. Super stiff but you can still feel what your climbing and the new ONYX rubber is way grippe! Thunderbolt and lightning-very very frightening me, Galileo,Galileo!

I'm 6'5" and have a size 13 foot. I ordered the 13's but they were way too small. Unfortunately they don't have anything larger or i would've definitely ordered another pair. So if your foot's a 12 or smaller, congratulations, this is a great shoe.

It had been quite a while since I had purchased a new pair of climbing shoes. When the shoes I had been climbing in began to wear out I purchased the Galileo on the recommendation of a friend, and I'm glad I did. The Galileo have Five Ten's Onyx rubber which are so sticky that you can stick the shoes together by the rubber and lift one shoe with the other. The heel is greatly improved over Five Ten's other shoes and the fit solid. These are very comfortable shoes, sporting a padded opening and Velcro closures. The synthetic upper keeps the shoe from stretching, but this shoe feels comfortable enough to climb all day in.

These shoes surpass my expectations. The onyx rubber is amazing it sticks to the rock very well. A friend of mind showed me a trick on these shoes. You rub them together on the rubber side and they stick to each other like glue. Over all I’m very pleased with these shoes I recommend them to everyone that is climbing 10+ and up

These shoes are very well made, but made very small. They do not stretch. At best the rubber will mold around your toe. very durable and sticky. Must appreciate on real rock.

I got a pair of these and they are doing the job. They fit my wider foot better than the Anasazi letting me enjoy climbing a little bit more with less pain. Would rather see some other material used for the top part seems if they would wear quickly. Thinking about putting some pack seal or something to give them a little more durable.

The Galileos are amazing. The rubber is definitely the stickiest I've ever had before. People say it, and it is true. I highly recommend the climbing shoe.

Really great shoe. Nice for people with wide feet by the toes, but narrower farther back. The onyx rubber is very grippy, and smearing and heel hooks have plenty of bite. Just remember that they are synthetic and will NEVER STRETCH. DON'T buy them too small. It hurts. (This was my second pair).

I love my new Galileo's with the onxy rubber. Its technical design and rubber has given me an edge that I've never had in a climbing shoe. Thanks.

Finally, Five Ten made an improvement to their heel. I loved the stealth rubber on the Anazasi but couldn't use the heel. On the Galileo, the heel is improved and the rubber is excellent. It's a winner.

I've had a lot of shoes in my time, and had pretty much settled on the fact that my Anasazis were the stickiest, best-fitting shoe I'd ever crammed my toes into. A buddy got the Galileos and told me, simply "buy them." I did, and they are incredible. They fit perfectly, have a slightly wider plant than the Anasazis, great feel, and are super, super sticky. Smearing is hurt a little by their stiffness, but edging is superior to anything I've tried. For a lower-priced alternative at almost the same quality, also check out Evolv Defy.