Driving Shoes

[PaulProe]

After reworking my throttle linkage and pedal heights, it is very obvious I need to change to some type of driving shoe. The typical wide sole tennis shoe just doesn't work well in my footbox.

I am looking for a low type driving shoe, kind of like a soccer shoe without cleats - very small sole, radiused heel, I don't think I want a boot or high-top style shoe.

Anybody have any suggestions on brands or styles? Any pictures or links?

Paul

 

[Tim M]

Mine are Pilotti shoes, and they work fine. Narrow is one reason, however, make sure they have smooth soles as well. Puma makes a driving shoe - http://us.puma.com/en_US/men/shoes/motorsport

 

[MPTech]

Thought this might be of interest with several suggestions:
http://www.ffcars.com/forums/17-factory-five-roadsters/509961-driving-shoes.html

fyi, I bought a pair of the CS driving shoes, look cool, but they bother the back of my Achilles Tendon (I never had a pair of shoes hurt there so bad).
I really like my daily shoes: Sperry Top-Sider Men's Hampden Venetian Slip-On Loafer. Very comfortable, narrow, and has the radiused heel.

https://www.amazon.com/Sperry-Top-Sider-Hampden-Venetian-Loafer/dp/B00M9XZTJI

 

[itzdapig]

I have 2 pair of Reebox driving shoes. Not sure if they still make them or not. Sorry no link!

 

[Fast Ed]

Ebay

 

[33ratride]

Try, www.saferacer.com. that's where I got mine Sparco driving shoe.

 

[Tim M]

Particularly this link as Rick referenced - http://www.saferacer.com/auto-racing-shoes/casual-shoes