I've been on the hunt for something like the Freeriders for a bit and saw that Pushy's have a sale on. Colour isn't great but there's good size availability - US9 -14 at the moment.
Grey is only $5 more but only in US12 & 14
https://www.pushys.com.au/five-ten-adidas-freerider-mens-mtb…
Also have freerider pros starting at $109.99 in mens and $99.99 in womens versions but sizes seem pretty limited.
https://www.pushys.com.au/search.php?search_query=five%20ten…
My freeriders showed up today, and although I definitely wouldn't pick them as a normal wear around shoe, they're much less stiff in the sole than other dedicated flat shoes so they're not the worst. Pros and Impacts are definitely stiffer and worse to walk in.
Nah they're fine.
I wear black ones to work sometimes, the non-pro version aren't much different to skate shoes, tiny pre-curvev to the sole, nice and puffy to absorb impacts.
I've hike a biked plenty with them, only issue is with steep hills you can get blisters in some spots but that's most shoes.
Thanks. Sizing chart is weird. Usually size 10 US equals size 9 UK/ AUS but the chart on pushys is saying 9.5 US equals 9 uk…
Not sure what the returns policy is and if you have to paid for postage etc?
Yeah, I ignored the Pushy size chart and went off the one on the five ten website. I do think they run a bit on the narrow side, although the normal freeriders aren't stupid slim, nor were my old Impacts. I've been told the freerider pros are very narrow in the toe box though, that's the major reason I've steered clear of them.
Thanks for posting. Like you ive been waiting for this deal. Went for 10 US.
They run narrow.. I bought 9s and they're too small width wise. Every other size 9 shoe fits me but these JUST fit..
They run narrow so loosen the laces and wear them in. 2 weeks to wear them in as they're a solid shoe.
Lol, these look great just as a shoe. Remind me of old skating shoes from the 90s. Imagine they're awful to walk in.