User Review: Five Ten Mountain Master

Five Ten Mountain Master
Above: The current Mountain Master, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Reviewed October 6, 2004 by Cornfedmidgetoflove

Rating: rated 2 of 5 stars
Materials: leather and nylon
Use: climbing, mountain use
Break-in Period: 2 days
Weight: 2 pounds about, who knows
Price Paid: $34

They are not totally useless if you want something to go to the store in. I had the shoes for just a little while. Did some crinoid research (well, I just found the little guys) in the Tetons. They fell apart after only one trip in the scree field. The tongue slips all over the place. My foot does not like the feel anymore.

Not a good pair of shoes. The craftmanship is horrible. Stitching came out after a few uses. I have had K-Mart shoes outlast these pieces. Really just cheap construction. Five Ten cut corners now that I look at them. Maybe their other shoes are good. But, I wouldn't get these guys.

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