five ten Guide Tennie "size 11" - not

[Steddy]

these are just not going to cut it for me in the mountains - too short for hiking. these sizes are running really small. i would guess a size 9-9.5 shoe wearer would want these. i never take 11's myself, but i need a half or whole size bigger.

they haven't hit the trail, just enough walking to convince me i'd be a cripple in the mountains (BRAND NEW).

$60, pm if you'd like.

these do measure 11.5 long to long, but the inside of the shoe is about 10 3/4.

[marylou]

You know, I was wondering about that. I have a pair in a 41 that are on the snug side, and that's a bigger-than-normal size for me.

 

Other than that, pretty nice scooters though. They are on the light weight end of the approach shoes I have looked at, but don't feel flimsy at all.

[Billygoat]

I have 5.10 ascents and they feel a lot smaller than their size.

[olyclimber]

Ditto the "size 11" NOT 5.10 T-Rocks I have which are probably more like 9.5-10.

[Steddy]

yup to all - i thought i'd be safe when i sent back the 10.5's for 11's, but still no dice.

BTW, these are '41.5'

[marylou]

Hm, a 41.5 is like a Mens 8 or 8.5 in US sizes, innit?

[Steddy]

well, ms smartypants, yes it is. that was a quick look and the other 4 was in a fold.

make that 44.5, everybody! they still aren't any regular 11's though.

doesn't our resident shoe salesman have some explanation?

more importantly, doesn't someone want a good deal?

[marylou]

[olyclimber]

As the resident "shoe salesman" I can tell you that some 5.10 shoes are just wacky that way. Not all, however, because I have another pair of 5.10s in 44.5 that actually fit me. If you find a buyer for your shoes, ask them if they want a pair of sweet T-rocks climbing shoes that I have here.

[Steddy]

sounds good. i'm out to have a now. cute, marlou - .