Mountain Bike
The Freerider OG
The original Freerider, mirrored here in the classic colorway — black nubuck with aquamarine Five Ten branding. Both shoes, both profiles, all the silhouette in one frame. Low-top, lace closure, flat profile, no padding on the ankle. The OG Freerider trades the Pro's mid-cut and reinforced collar for a freer feel and a lower price. Same Stealth rubber, same pedal grip, simpler shell. The shoe that defined flat-pedal MTB before there was a category.
SilhouetteLow-Top MTB
Price$110
ClosureLace
ColorBlack / Aqua
Silhouette
Studio Lateral
A clean studio shot of the Freerider's lateral profile — black nubuck upper sitting on a vulcanized-looking cupsole, aqua "5.10" badge front and center on the midfoot, "FREERIDER" wordmark embroidered along the eyestay. Reinforced toe cap at the front, padded heel collar at the back, regular flat laces running through six eyelets. Familiar, recognizable, designed without ornamentation. The Freerider doesn't try to tell you what it is — the pedal grip does that work.
UpperSynthetic Nubuck
Brand Mark5.10 Aqua Embossed
WordmarkFREERIDER Eyestay
Toe CapReinforced
Outsole
Stealth Rubber
The Five Ten Stealth® rubber outsole — the proprietary compound that made the brand famous. Soft enough to conform to flat-pedal pins and absorb pedal impact, sticky enough to grip metal through wet roots and dusty corners, durable enough to take season after season of hike-a-bike and lift-served laps. The dot-pattern tread distributes pressure across the pedal platform without snagging on off-angle contact. The Stealth outsole is the entire reason this brand exists.
CompoundStealth® Rubber (Five Ten)
TreadDot-Pattern
Best OnFlat Pedals
FeelSticky, Durable
Construction
Five Ten Build
A close-up of the heel-to-midsole junction — the Five Ten bug-shield embossed at the quarter, double-stitched heel panel sealing the rear foot, glossy black midsole wrapping the lower edge, suede-nubuck upper meeting cupsole construction. A build designed for the trail, not the studio: every stitch bears load, every panel has a job. No decoration without function. This is what $110 of MTB shoe looks like before you add a Pro badge.
HeelDouble-Stitched
MidsoleBonded Cupsole
Insignia5.10 Bug-Stitch
BuildTrail-First
Trail
On the Berm
A rider carving a Pacific-Northwest singletrack berm under tall pines, dust kicking behind, the Freerider planted on a flat pedal through the corner. The shoe doesn't flinch on a hard lean — the Stealth rubber holds the pin, the sole stays flat against the pedal platform, the foot stays planted. This is where the Freerider earns its billing: wet, loose, greasy, dusty, fast. The shoe doesn't need to shout about it. It just grips.
DisciplineTrail / All-Mountain
Best OnFlat Pedals
ConditionsWet, Dry, Loose
FeelLocked-In
Prepared with intention.
Every product is carefully inspected and handled by our team before it ships. From fit and function to final details, we make sure each piece is ready for the outdoors ahead—so you can focus on the experience, not the gear.
Passion drives us
At SpokeX Bike Co., bikes aren't just our business — they’re our way of life. As a rider-owned and operated shop, every decision we make comes from firsthand experience on the trail, at the race, and on the open road. We know what it’s like to chase a new line, push through the pain cave, and celebrate the ride — because we live it every day.
