Hellcat Cycling Shoe - Men's
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The Five Ten Hellcat has been the shoe of choice for everyone from world-class enduro racers to weekend warriors for years now, and thankfully, the classic shoe isn't going anywhere. Updated this year with a lighter, more streamlined design, the Hellcat still caters to indecisive riders who might clip in for a mellow day on smooth flow trails, but leave the flats on for burlier days in the desert. It also makes for an ideal first mountain shoe if you have the goal of going clipless someday.
When you're staring down a boulder-laced rock garden with white knuckles, the Hellcat's Stealth C4 Dotty sole will stick to your flat pedals cleanly as you sit back and let your suspension get to work, without making you regret leaving your two-bolt pedals at home. The dual-density TPU shaft that runs through three quarters of the sole lends stiffness and stability as you're standing through a descent and delivers reliable power transfer when you reach the bottom of a roller and start digging your way up and over the other side.
Details
- Change your mind mid-ride with this adaptable mountain shoe
- Inset clip zone accommodates 2-bolt mountain pedals
- Outsole doesn't compromise stability when riding on flat pedals
- Sticky Stealth C4 Dotty compound grips in wet or dry conditions
- TPU shank adds stiffness with enough flex for hiking
- Lace-up closure and hook-and-loop strap provide secure fit
- Item #FVT002H
- Upper Material
- leather, synthetic
- Closure
- lace, 1 hook-and-loop strap
- Midsole
- EVA, dual-density TPU shank
- Sole
- Stealth C4 Dotty
- Cleat Compatibility
- 2-bolt mountain
- Recommended Use
- mountain bike
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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Overall Rating
5 based on 3 ratings
Review Summary
Fits True To Size
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageSeptember 28, 2020
Solid shoe just as expected
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
- Size Bought:
- 10.5
- Height:
- 5' 10"
- Weight:
- 165
This was my first pair of shoes for clipless pedals, so I don't have any others to compare to. I was coming from the five ten freerider on flats, which I loved. I have relatively wide feet, and the freeriders were comfortable for me, so I wanted to stick with five ten. The hellcats are stiffer (so not quite as comfortable) and heavier than the freerider, which I expected. Don't get this shoe if you want something lightweight. They are heavy but solid shoes for clipless pedals.
June 12, 2020
great
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
- Size Bought:
- 11
- Height:
- 5' 9"
- Weight:
- 175
amazing strong solid comfortable shoe. easy to clip in and out. used to wear shimano shoes but these clip in and out just as easy once they are worn in.
May 5, 2020
Perfect
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought:
- 10
- Weight:
- 160
Guys these shoes are awesome. Seriously. I bought them after reading a lot of reviews. Some people said that you're better off just buying Clipless shoes and flat shoes. And that's true, unless you ride like me. I tend to be very in decisive when it comes to riding clips or flats. I have Crankbros Mallet E's and bontrager line flats, and was always missing the pedal I wasnt standing on while riding. So I picked up some long awaited Crankbros Double Shot 3 pedals which have a clipless side and a fairly aggressive flat on the other side. I paired them with these shoes and it's the dream team. These shoes fit perfectly into the clips without being too tight or too lose on the shoulders of the pedal while clipped in. And the clip is recessed enough into the pedal that it doesnt touch the floor on flat tile. Which means that the flat side of the the Double Shot 3 pedals grip really well because there is no interference with the cleat. In essence, I can ride clipless through flow, then switch to flats when things get rocky and trially on the uphill. I had pearl issumi clipless shoes before buying these and they didnt work at all with the double shot 3's. I've finally found my set up. But if you buy this set up it has to be with the doublde shot 3's. Not the 2's. The double shot 2's are a completely different pedal that the 3's. You'll slip off the flat side of them like its ice, no matter the shoe. But these shoes are dope. Fits to size, not to stiff not to flexible.
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