Do driving shoes really make a difference?
Aug 29, 2007, 08:18 PM
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I prefer to drive barefoot. When rules say I have to wear shoes I have a set of beach/water shoes that I wear. They are mesh on top and very thin soles on bottom. Almost like wearing nothing at all.
Of course if I were doing something like a road course then I would wear true racing shoes like OMP, Piloti, Simpson, etc.
Of course if I were doing something like a road course then I would wear true racing shoes like OMP, Piloti, Simpson, etc.
The little ballet Puma's don't quite make the span - look better though
Aug 30, 2007, 01:55 PM
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Asics rasslin' shoes ftw.
also, where is Warr? I thought he'd be in here asking everyone for laptimes and other empirical evidence to support their claims about driving shoes...
LOL J/K of course.
TimK
also, where is Warr? I thought he'd be in here asking everyone for laptimes and other empirical evidence to support their claims about driving shoes...
LOL J/K of course.
TimK
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