Designed by Rennie to withstand the abuse of a World Cup DH season, these customs
flash a bit of old-school bball flavor. Rennie designed his mid-cut to represent his personality and roots - a laid back Australian comfortable in a slopestyle comp or the World Cup DH podium.
Influences from retro basketball shoes and work boots were mashed
up to produce this custom - a shoe worthy of tribute to the only rider
capable of throwing it 120 feet and crushing a world class DH field.
Submitted by
Yeti Guy
a Weekend Warrior
from Calera, AL USA Date Reviewed: December 21, 2008
Favorite Trail:
All
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$129.00
Purchased At:
Zappos.com
Strengths:
Grip, Grip and grip. High quality and they look supa sharp. Very comfortable right out of the box.
Durable!
Weaknesses:
Nada
Similar Products Used:
All kinds of tennis shoes.
Bike Setup:
Yeti ASX. Atom Lab Aircorp pedals.
Bottom Line:
These shoes are worth every penny. The soles of the other shoes I've used would get eat up by the flat pedals I ride pretty quick and I would start slipping off the pedals.
Not with these Five Tens! Soles still look almost new after about a year of use and haven't slipped a pedal once with these. The Stealth rubber soles are amazing.
The Nathan Rennie version looks awesome too.
Buy these, you won't regret the purchase! I just ordered another pair for backup.
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