Track / Spirited driving shoes
07-03-2009, 10:43 PM
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Wow, shoebaca has some great prices! My 3 year wedding anniversary is coming up so I'll throw down some hints such as "It's been a fantastic 3 years honey, I just saw some great shoes on shoebaca.com called ______insert shoe name______ and man you look fabulous with your hair like that!" Yeah, and if that no workie, it's plan B and just buy em myself.
Anyone try THESE?
They are the G16, how are the sizes on the Pillottis?
Oh and winning 8, prototipo have Dupont Nomex (registered trademark) lining so they are approved for track. And the Prototipo are only $40 for great comfort you cant go wrong!
Anyone try THESE?
They are the G16, how are the sizes on the Pillottis?
Oh and winning 8, prototipo have Dupont Nomex (registered trademark) lining so they are approved for track. And the Prototipo are only $40 for great comfort you cant go wrong!
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07-07-2009, 11:32 PM
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I just recently retired my Piloti spa and replaced it with Oakley race low. decent price, stable feel and good grip. good enough as casual shoes too.
07-07-2009, 11:48 PM
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I really miss my Pilotis when I'm wearing another pair of shoes, even if it's just a quick run around town. I'd say it's worth it, but if you're not totally sure about them, try and find a pair at Ross.
07-08-2009, 07:41 AM
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07-09-2009, 07:38 AM
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Copied from dailydeals.com. I thought you guys may be interested.
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Piloti Men's Driving Shoes Roundup: Prototipo
Piloti Men's Driving Shoes Roundup: Prototipo Shop Now
$25
The Sportsman's Guide offers several Piloti men's driving shoes as listed below. Apply coupon code "SH498" to chop $5 off. That makes each pair the lowest price we could find. Shipping starts at $8.49. The deals, after coupon:
* Piloti Men's Prototipo Driving Shoes (pictured) for $24.97
* Piloti Men's Speedway Driving Shoes for $24.97
* Piloti Men's #32 Driving Shoes for $24.97
* Piloti Men's Sebring Driving Shoes for $34.97
Using this link http://dealnews.com/Piloti-Mens-Driv...re/306875.html takes you directly to that page with links to the The Sportsmans Guide. I have used The Sportsmans Guide in the past for camping, hiking shoes, hats and shooting items. They are a good company.
Home > Clothing & Accessories > Shoes
Piloti Men's Driving Shoes Roundup: Prototipo
Piloti Men's Driving Shoes Roundup: Prototipo Shop Now
$25
The Sportsman's Guide offers several Piloti men's driving shoes as listed below. Apply coupon code "SH498" to chop $5 off. That makes each pair the lowest price we could find. Shipping starts at $8.49. The deals, after coupon:
* Piloti Men's Prototipo Driving Shoes (pictured) for $24.97
* Piloti Men's Speedway Driving Shoes for $24.97
* Piloti Men's #32 Driving Shoes for $24.97
* Piloti Men's Sebring Driving Shoes for $34.97
Using this link http://dealnews.com/Piloti-Mens-Driv...re/306875.html takes you directly to that page with links to the The Sportsmans Guide. I have used The Sportsmans Guide in the past for camping, hiking shoes, hats and shooting items. They are a good company.
07-10-2009, 01:20 PM
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I Wear Addidas Porsche design shoes. They have the curved heel and have a strong center, although the bottom is not as thick as i would like it to be, cause after a long day of driving you still might get a square on your left foot. I bought my shoes a lil bit big so their not as snug as i would like them to be.
07-10-2009, 08:53 PM
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Prototipos are very comfortable, though if you have wide feet they may be a bit narrow. They're not nearly as narrow as the pumas, but I'd say they're slightly more narrow than a pair of Vans.
07-17-2010, 10:27 AM
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I don't think you can go wrong with this:
Puma Speed Cat
I love the style. Just be prepared to get your toes wet when raining. Other than that I think its an awesome shoe to wear.
Puma Speed Cat
I love the style. Just be prepared to get your toes wet when raining. Other than that I think its an awesome shoe to wear.
07-17-2010, 12:07 PM
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I bought a pair of Oakley Race Mids a few years ago. Great to drive in.
http://www.oakley.com/a/fa/29/BAh7CG...pJaQhpArNh.jpg
http://www.oakley.com/a/fa/29/BAh7CG...pJaQhpArNh.jpg
07-17-2010, 12:14 PM
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+1 ON the Piloti's
I had the speed cats which were wicked comfortable, but wore out really really fast. The Piloti's seem to have a bit more meat to use as a driving and walking around shoe, since I am not changing shoes every time I stop my car.
I have these, they aren't too dorky...they kinda blend.
I had the speed cats which were wicked comfortable, but wore out really really fast. The Piloti's seem to have a bit more meat to use as a driving and walking around shoe, since I am not changing shoes every time I stop my car.
I have these, they aren't too dorky...they kinda blend.
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07-19-2010, 03:49 PM
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http://www.colehaan.com/colehaan/cat...ctGroup=314866
Got a pair of these. Pricey, but well-made, comfortable, and stylish IMO. Great for spirited driving.
Had a pair of Impact Racing driving shoes a few years back. Those were perfect for driving. Thin soles and lightweight. Not the best for everyday walking. Made the mistake of taking them out on a hike, once. Felt EVERY bit of gravel I stepped on.
Got a pair of these. Pricey, but well-made, comfortable, and stylish IMO. Great for spirited driving.
Had a pair of Impact Racing driving shoes a few years back. Those were perfect for driving. Thin soles and lightweight. Not the best for everyday walking. Made the mistake of taking them out on a hike, once. Felt EVERY bit of gravel I stepped on.