Racing Shoes?
puma drift cat - my fav

Adidas adiracer (really discontinued?) - previous fav
whatever slip on mocs that fit the bill from DSW, currently rocking these:

rounded heel, slippery sides, thin soles, comfortable, my wife like the way they look. and I can take them off and put them on with no hands, bonus!

Adidas adiracer (really discontinued?) - previous fav
whatever slip on mocs that fit the bill from DSW, currently rocking these:

rounded heel, slippery sides, thin soles, comfortable, my wife like the way they look. and I can take them off and put them on with no hands, bonus!
Great info everyone.
Yeah my feet are fairly wide as well, so I'm not sure if anyone really makes any dedicated racing shoes large enough for my feet... I'm going to shoot an email off to the DiscoveryParts guys here soon and see what they say.
In my experiences most dedicated racing shoes run narrow. And making the assumption based off your foot size this might be an issue. My supplier for all things racing is Discoveryparts.com
Really great people and they will take their time trying to explain and help you find the right equipment. Ron is the owner, and being a racer himself, can help you make the best possible choice. Give them a call, I'm interested in what he has to say/offer. Even if you don't buy from them their knowledge can be really helpful.
Cheers,
CB
Really great people and they will take their time trying to explain and help you find the right equipment. Ron is the owner, and being a racer himself, can help you make the best possible choice. Give them a call, I'm interested in what he has to say/offer. Even if you don't buy from them their knowledge can be really helpful.
Cheers,
CB
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/search...FTIV7AodnTwAmg
they have many different type all the way 14.5.

Google racing shoes what you like and you will find them.
they have many different type all the way 14.5.

Google racing shoes what you like and you will find them.
Last edited by Robevo RS; Apr 4, 2014 at 03:18 PM.
Five Fingers FTW.
Pretty much any "minimalist" running shoe is what you're looking for if the toes creep you out. There are versions without toes, and they're usually not too wide.
Racing shoes are usually pretty thin, albeit not as much as the FiveFingers and the like.
Pretty much any "minimalist" running shoe is what you're looking for if the toes creep you out. There are versions without toes, and they're usually not too wide.
Racing shoes are usually pretty thin, albeit not as much as the FiveFingers and the like.
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