I have searched but could not find any real discussions on driving shoes. Does anyone wear them? Pros/Cons? Suggestions or just a waste of time?
Piloti's?I have a pair on right now. I live in them in the house, using them as slippers. I actually have three pairs. I'll do pics if anyone is interested.
Yes pictures please.I have a pair on right now. I live in them in the house, using them as slippers. I actually have three pairs. I'll do pics if anyone is interested.
No, lol, I just got off their site though!Piloti's?
Then you NEED these Borns I bought off eBay. No support to speak of, but GREAT for driving in. Perfect.Yes pictures please.
I have always taken my shoes off for any drive that will be an hour or more. Looking to see what kinds of shoes are available now.
Then you NEED these Borns I bought off eBay. No support to speak of, but GREAT for driving in. Perfect.
Agreed! But I AM incredibly handsome, and I look even better, being mistaken QUITE often for a YOUNG Paul Newman.I dislike driving and try to keep it to a minimum but I prefer soles which are not too thick so I have better pedal control. Any shoes which are comfortable enough to wear at home are fine for driving which is solely on urban roads in a modest mid sized manual gearbox family car, averaging 75 miles per week. The idea of shoes specifically for driving, for me, seems a little silly.
True. Look at the difference in my ancient J&M slipper thingies and the Born ones that are not used much outside of the house.I have a pair of Rockport loafer style driving shoes.
I like them very much. The heel is rockered up the back making using gas pedal easier than a regular walking heel. They are nice, light weight and supple.
Using them as regular use shoes wears them out sooner as the soles are a softer less hard material.