Driving Shoes

chippiepilot

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conaero

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Ill be honest, I luv it when the summer comes and I enjoy nothing more than driving bare foot. I think it is actually illegal!!! What a 'Nanny State' we live in these days.

I used to get an annoying drip on my feet of ice cold water, it turned out to be condensation dripping from a split in one of the air con pipe jackets.....good old gaffer tape, problem gone.

So in answer to your question, no. I have some Sparco boots, similar to the above, but they are just gathering dust in my loft...a left over from my Group N rally days.
 

Andyk

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I used to have a pair but the shoe type not boot which I used for track days.
 

lozcb

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Does anyone use driving shoes if so who uses what?

I currently have a pair of alpinestars suede nomex numbers which are like slippers - so comfy and great for long distance and have a great pedal feel as well, unfortunately can't get them anymore.

I do fancy as my second pair either these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BNIB-OAKLEY-M...ensShoes_GL&hash=item1c08ae1e32#ht_2893wt_875

or

http://www.speedwellracing.co.uk/footwear/SP1_RED1.htm

has anyone tried either of these?


You Tart :telephone: im straight on to the fashion police , you seriously would go down the pub with them on , if it were me i would be descreetly taking them off before i got out the car , no doubt there comfortable but not worth the jibing from me mates

regards
 

Andyk

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Agree Loz...track days only...I have a mate who goes to track days in a racing overalls......You can imagine how I **** take.....
 

chippiepilot

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now now, I cover them up when I step out of the car though if Im going down the pub/out I will swap over to my normal shoes/trainers. Each to their own - anyways it distracts people from looking at my face if they do notice.