Track / Spirited driving shoes
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Track / Spirited driving shoes
After searching for a thread about good track shoes with no luck, I decided it would be a good thing to start one. Mods, feel free to move this thread to another topic location if you think it is more suitable there.
I have seen some cool Piloti Prototipo I was thinking of getting, while there are some other great looking shoes available. I'd like something with extra heel support, what do you recommend?
I have seen some cool Piloti Prototipo I was thinking of getting, while there are some other great looking shoes available. I'd like something with extra heel support, what do you recommend?
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Plain brown loafers. If they're good enough for Aryton Senna, they're good enough for me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8-zbfdPfRg
Besides, you'd look like a complete **** wearing those things in public.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8-zbfdPfRg
Besides, you'd look like a complete **** wearing those things in public.
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ive got a pair of 'puma future cat'
mine are white. they have the same rolled heel design as above. puma make f1 racing boots hence why i choose them lol
but like the post above me, i find that i cant do heel-toe shifting and id like to think its not my own inability !
mine are white. they have the same rolled heel design as above. puma make f1 racing boots hence why i choose them lol
but like the post above me, i find that i cant do heel-toe shifting and id like to think its not my own inability !
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I have a couple pairs of the piloti's, Got them at Ross for like 19.99......awesome price since they retail for $90ish, got a pair of the leather type too, awesome shoes. the Leathers are comfortable and classy looking enough that I wear them when I go out and have gotten compliments on them.......oh and they are great for driving too LOL
I hope you guys didnt pay retail for them!
I hope you guys didnt pay retail for them!
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I have a pair of Piloti Prototipos and Puma Future Cats (same ones pictured above, actually) - the Pilotis are BY FAR my favorite. They look normal and are comfortable enough for daily wear, plus they're wide enough to heel-toe in both my old RX8 and my new Mazdaspeed 3. The Pumas fit like socks, look a bit like elf shoes, they're a little uncomfortable for walking around, and you have to drive kind of funny to be able to heel-toe properly. They do have REALLY good pedal feel though (since the sole is probably 1/8" thick) - I think if I ever drove a car with a very narrow pedal arrangement, I would prefer the feel of the Pumas. For the RX8, no question - go with the Pilotis.
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I can heel and toe with the future cats without any problem...
I like them but Sparco and Piloti have a good lineup too. The Pilotis have the advantage to be sufficiently "normal" looking to be used under a pair of trousers to hang around
I like them but Sparco and Piloti have a good lineup too. The Pilotis have the advantage to be sufficiently "normal" looking to be used under a pair of trousers to hang around
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I have a pair of the Piloti Prototipo (green), very comfortable. Thick sole instead of a paper thin one so they are still great for street shoes. The rounded heel works too. got mine for 90ish
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I got mind here and NO TAX, NO SHIPPING FEE, some are half price!!!!
http://www.shoebacca.com/catalogsear...t_off_retail=1
You guy should check it out.
http://www.shoebacca.com/catalogsear...t_off_retail=1
You guy should check it out.
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"Driving" shoes also feel really good on the motorcycle.... Albiet they offer Zero protection
but its nice to wear something other then boots on the bike from time to time.......
but its nice to wear something other then boots on the bike from time to time.......