i3man

Do you take off your shoes when you drive? I know some people need to feel the pedals when they drive...especially MT cars.

As for me I drive with whatever is on my feet. Dress shoes on work days, rubber slippers or running shoes on non-work days and during off hours.

noahprtlnd

Living in Florida, I'm usually wearing sandals. I take those off when I drive, so I'm usually barefoot. However, during the Winter I'm often wearing shoes, those stay on.

TownDrunk

Usually just normal shoes, though some shoes are easier to heel-toe in than others.

Kaliken

Normally for me its whatever I happen to be wearing(boots dress shoes, tennis shoes etc..)... but I do have a pair of DocMartin dress shoes(work) that make feeling the pedals a nightmare. It then becomes more of a muscle memory thing than a feeling when I am in those shoes.. I am tempted to wear some thin soled moccasins from now on though!

o_town_racer

Top siders normally, but on long trips with cruise on, I usually slip out of them to get a little more comfy.

RX-8 friend

When I go for a serious drive I select shoes with a smooth thin sole, preferabley thin rubber, with rounded sides and no heel. Hard to find these days, as most of these types of shoes have all kinds of fancy gizmo blocks etc. on them. I'd get racing shoes but they are rather expensive.

r0tor

iTrader: (1)

I bought a pair of Adidas Samba indoor soccer shoes... very good feel and you can actually wear them to do other things unlike racing shoes

Air Force RX8

Steel toed combat boots for me most of the time When I'm not in uniform it is usually tennis shoes, sandals, or Sketcher boots. The only time I've driven her without shoes is when I'm moving her to give her a bath.

Lock & Load

Ialways drive barefoot however sometimes i wear my martial arts shoes great thin rubber , no heel and a lot cheaper than all those fancy other brands.

michael

Modena4RE

You should try some pumas, the speed cat are nice and quite comfortable for walkin around here and there too. They r made for driving and have good feel and control. You can see them at:
http://store.puma.com/pumaUSStore/pr...n&shopBy=style

santino

i bought the speedcats as well...but before i would wear pilotis or my adidas Monaco GPs. they are replicas of the 1970s F1 race shoe. they even have "Goodyear" on the sides, and the F1-GS D3 tread on the soles.

i am a sucker for shoes.

santino

i could not pull off the bright red, so i got the lo-top black ones.

santino

forgot to attach the picture....

santino

one more try

B-Nez

Believe it or not, this has been discussed before here. I'm sure we can get a MOD to merge the threads.

Sin

Sauconys or Sketchers

Rotary Nut

UMMMMM Flip flops yeah thats it Flip Flops!

i3man

Believe it or not you could easily have skipped this thread if it does not interest you :p Chill out man, if peeps don't like the thread it will quickly fall to the bottom of the page, no need to bring on the bah hum bug Scrooge spirit...Christmas is over Ebenezer :p

S3/P3/E2

9 times out of 10 a pair of flight boots to and from work. Other than that a pair of New Balance's or top siders.

B-Nez

What are you talking about? I was trying to be helpful and point you to more discussion on the same topic. Did you not want to read responses to the question, or do you just like to watch yourself post? And I don't believe a sugar-coated marshmallow treat is capable of liking anything. Obviously I have interest in thread, or I wouldn't have posted a response 2 months ago. BTW the Reaction sneakers have been working out beautifully. I now wear them just about every chance I get.

Astor

Converse Chuck Taylors, light, thin rubber, and thin width, easy to shift. But I'm like Mr. Rogers, if it's rainy or something I carry boots, and change in the car.