<p><b>The One-Shoe Quiver</b></p> <p>Five Ten Access<br> Five Ten was a climbing shoe company that also became a bike shoe company by leveraging its sticky rubber soles—nothing grips better on pedals—and now it’s created a remarkably versatile shoe that combines the best of both those activities. The Access mixes DNA from an approach shoe, trail runner, and skate shoe to find a happy middle ground that’s ideal for hiking, scrambling, and bikepacking. The S1 rubber is a little firmer than Five Ten’s dedicated bike shoe, but it should hold up better over rocks, roots, and peak-bagging attempts. The shoe is narrow through the heel and mid-foot, then widens in the toe box (note that it runs a half to full size small)—it’s snug where it needs to be, roomy where it doesn’t.<br> <br> There are two versions—leather and mesh. If you want a more secure fit (if climbing is a priority), the leather will give you more support. If you’re looking to ride your bike or day hike with a little boulder hopping thrown in (or you live in warmer climes), the mesh will breathe better.</p> <p>Get It: $130-$140; <a href="http://www.fiveten.com/us/access-midnight-blue" target="_blank">fiveten.com</a><br> </p>