Driving Shoes?
Jul 29, 2009, 10:58 PM
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Around 45-60 depending where you get them from. They're really comfy. They are my daily shoe, haha. The heels do start to fall apart with everyday wear though.
I've seen them in white with black stripes, various white/beige and I think maybe some white with blue stripes. I dont know much about those, as I buy the black ones from soccer shops. I get the normal leather ones, as those are, they do have kangaroo leather versions too... but they are more expensive. It's supposed to be better for soccer though, somehow...
I've seen them in white with black stripes, various white/beige and I think maybe some white with blue stripes. I dont know much about those, as I buy the black ones from soccer shops. I get the normal leather ones, as those are, they do have kangaroo leather versions too... but they are more expensive. It's supposed to be better for soccer though, somehow...
Aug 6, 2009, 12:28 PM
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I use 'Floris Vanbommel' shoes, which are in fact a pair of sneakers, but they're excellent for drive and don't stand out as just "driving shoes".
Floris Vanbommel is a Dutch design shoe maker
Floris Vanbommel is a Dutch design shoe maker
Aug 16, 2009, 10:09 AM
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just use what shoe that u feel u are best in
as in
the pedal feel etc
if u are used to one shoe
its wise not to change it
but if your current shoe is hindering your driving
then u better change it
or else it will be pretty dangerous
but for driving shoe
i think puma will be one of the most affordable and semi driving shoe
as in
the pedal feel etc
if u are used to one shoe
its wise not to change it
but if your current shoe is hindering your driving
then u better change it
or else it will be pretty dangerous
but for driving shoe
i think puma will be one of the most affordable and semi driving shoe
Sep 23, 2009, 04:09 PM
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IDK how anybody drives in Chucks, I have a pair of old school low top chucks that I cannot drive in what so ever but then again I don't tie my shoes...My favorite shoes to drive in are my lowtop Air Max NIKE's FTW!!!
