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Ready to get dirty.

Teva may be new to the dirty and dusty mountain bike scene, but their shoe know-how has given them a upper hand. Slide into the Teva Pinner Shoe for positive traction. You'll stay locked on the pedals, thanks to the mega-grippy Spider365 rubber compound and durable construction.

  • Spider365 rubber not only stays securely planted to pedals, it also provides traction during hike-a-bikes
  • Blended EVA heel cup transfers impact energy throughout the footbed


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4 5

jt.p360383

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Really wanted the Five Ten Freeriders but they were out of my size. SO I went with the Teva Pinners based on reviews and they seemed to be a comparable shoe. I've only been out once so far but they seemed pretty decent. Felt secure on the platforms, but maybe not drastically different than the Etnies I had been wearing. I suppose the tread pattern grabs the pins a bit more. Have yet to go out urban riding with them. The shoes feel comfy but I'd say they run small... so watch out for that if ordering online. I normally wear an 8. When the Freeriders I ordered were too small as an 8, I went up a half size for the Pinners. I could have worn a 9 in these shoes and been fine. I'll know next time. I still think the rubber of the Freeriders was more grippy.

5 5

grep44733

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Love these, way comfortable, totally stable and grippy, not sure why these aren't getting more hype because they are spot on target. Great job Teva, I am sold.

4 5

Chad

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Saw these locally on sale, so I picked them up while looking for a different shoe to try. I was skeptical of the side panels wearing quickly but they've held up fine (they appear to be just a soft felt, but must not be). Still look good after being caked with mud, and dried/brushed off. Toe rand looks to be made of tough hypalon and has held up great all the way around.

Traction is great, as in I have to pick up my foot to move it if I need to reposition on my Wellgo MG-1s. Much stickier than my old Nike 6.0s.

The only thing I would like is a maybe an option to keep the laces out of the way (tucking them in seems to work ok too, though) and maybe a little more weatherproof- on a recent wet muddy ride, my feet were pretty soaked instantly after having to ride through some puddles. Maybe better left for drier summer riding.