Driving shoes... Which ones?

[felters]

Nope haven't got time - off to Silverstone for a spot of the historicals    I'm sure somebody will have it to hand though.  

[Martin Keene]

Sorted. Puma have come up a few times as being good for driving, so I went into town and tried a few on, and have just ordered a set of these...

Not to bad at £49, very comfortable and won't look like a prat wearing them. Unlike the current cheapo specials.

[markcoopers]

Flip flops can be a tad difficult.

Ona  serious note, don't  get blue. You look a right egit in shorts and a helmet in blue racing boots in the petrol station.

[Guest]

Sorted. Puma have come up a few times as being good for driving, so I went into town and tried a few on, and have just ordered a set of these...

Not to bad at £49, very comfortable and won't look like a prat wearing them. Unlike the current cheapo specials.

those look like the shoe version and no FR of the puma futura race boots .

if they are there what i use (the boots) and the off centre lacing really does make them strangely very comforatble .......

might actually look at those as a pair of trainers ,as race boots tend to be saved for what they were intended , unless i have to drive a caterham on the road .....

westies have been driven in my timberland boots when you have a type 9 tunnel ..... though granted the mt75/v8 tunnels are a tad wider.

[SteveF]

I have a pair of adi-racer low - which are great for driving, and walking about in, as they've got a fair amount of cushion in the heel & also thin enough under the ball to feel the pedals

[CedricTheBrave]

just goit some of these for me b'day

very nice

Colin McCrea

[JeffC]

I always drive in trainers from next . cheap enough at £30 , they have thin bottoms and narrow fit , my nike running shoes are hideous, can nearly get two pedals with one press    

[Buzz Billsberry]

Sorted. Puma have come up a few times as being good for driving, so I went into town and tried a few on, and have just ordered a set of these...

Not to bad at £49, very comfortable and won't look like a prat wearing them. Unlike the current cheapo specials.

Hmmm very gay Martin and it will fit in with your overall look!        

Just bought a pair of Sparco FIA race boots from the sunday market £25, unused, boxed unstained tissue packing, £85 in tweekys well happy as my OMP's are on their last legs or feet as the case my be

Buzz

[scott beeland]

just goit some of these for me b'day

very nice

Colin McCrea

Fookin' how much??  

Just driven 1500 miles across England / France in the seight wearing a pair of £20 Tesco/Cherokee slim fit trainers.... Bargain....And comfy enough to walk round in too

[Martin Keene]

Sorted. Puma have come up a few times as being good for driving, so I went into town and tried a few on, and have just ordered a set of these...

Not to bad at £49, very comfortable and won't look like a prat wearing them. Unlike the current cheapo specials.

those look like the shoe version and no FR of the puma futura race boots .

if they are there what i use (the boots) and the off centre lacing really does make them strangely very comforatble .......

Could very well be, they are call something Future as well...

I did try a pair on (before ordering online ) and the offset lacing does make a difference. Feck knows why...

[Martin Keene]

Sorted. Puma have come up a few times as being good for driving, so I went into town and tried a few on, and have just ordered a set of these...

Not to bad at £49, very comfortable and won't look like a prat wearing them. Unlike the current cheapo specials.

Hmmm very gay Martin and it will fit in with your overall look!        

Cheers Mate...

[Blatman]

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Not to bad at £49, very comfortable and won't look like a prat wearing them.

Yeah, like what you have on your feet is gonna swing it...

[Martin Keene]

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