Driving shoes
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Ratchet1025 (02-01-2020)
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I have a pair of Piloti. They run small, and are narrow, but are nice for heel/toe with the extra "bump" on the outer side of sole. I like them for DE's and do use them on some road drives. I wouldn't go hiking in them, or call them a fashion statement, but fit for purpose.
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wildbilly32 (01-31-2020)
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Does anyone wear driving shoes?
What do you buy and wear do you get them?
I was looking at, and I am going to spell this wrong Herkimer shoes which are beautiful but I’m a size 13 and apparently they do carry them.
I don’t know much about them.
Can you tell me what are the best?
Those Steve McQueen shoes are the bomb but I couldn’t find my size.
Looking for suggestion and maybe some pictures.
What do you buy and wear do you get them?
I was looking at, and I am going to spell this wrong Herkimer shoes which are beautiful but I’m a size 13 and apparently they do carry them.
I don’t know much about them.
Can you tell me what are the best?
Those Steve McQueen shoes are the bomb but I couldn’t find my size.
Looking for suggestion and maybe some pictures.
Only wear them on road trips, not much around town, and they go great with my gray pearls.
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Scott at Team Harco (01-31-2020)
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Thank you for the intelligent response.
I am actually a town away from the New Balance factory in Lawrence Ma. I can buy a nice premium pair for cheap. I’m sold on that. Thank you.
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All kidding aside, if I’m wearing a helmet I’ll put on my Sparco 12.5s. My big, clutzy feet have and will get caught under a pedal or in the foot box if I drive hard wearing anything with a lot of sole or funky tread. I found regular old deck shoes work pretty well for ‘spirited driving’ and are much more comfortable for all-day mucking about and think I’ll try them next time at the track. Plus, driving shoes lower my C sub d significantly.
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I usually wear my steel toe work boots. One of things i love about this car is the foot well is large enough for an american male foot. I have to go to the store and buy a pair of sneakers for my first track day in march. I guess i could wear my fire rated shoes left over from my off road and desert racing days???
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If your tracking,, Wear real driving shoes,, its to save your feet in a fire,, Driving shoe leather is pre-shrunk, so in the heat of a fire they don't shrink and crush your feet, and they are Nomex lined so the liner doesn't catch fire..
I don't skimp on fire protection or gloves.. Worked corners and helped too many guys out of cars.
I don't skimp on fire protection or gloves.. Worked corners and helped too many guys out of cars.
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Mike Murphy (02-12-2020)