Awesome looking shoe looks great in person, but like all shoes they need to be broken in.  The first few rides I was a little bit uncomfortable in them and I was having hot spots on the ball of my foot.  This has happened before with my Teva Clipless bike shoes so it does not really bother me, you just have to get used to the shoe.  After a couple of rides my foot did not feel any pain or soreness.  However one thing I did not like in comparison to my Teva clipless shoes is that the screws for the cleat can be accessed from the bottom outer portion of the shoe, in comparison to Teva's system where you pull out the sole of your shoe and screw it from the inside.  Having the access point on the outside like the  Five Ten's may cause problems down the road when you walk to much on the cleat, the allen screw may get messed up or even moved.  Time will tell if they hold up, but besides that it an awesome shoe.