I have to wear shoes for autocrossing, but my feet are to big for the pedals when I wear regular shoes, so I need to find some good, inexpensive driving shoes... anyone know of a good place that carries size 13-14?
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I have a pair of Adidas Tuscanys. Really good for driving and quite narrow as well (I had to change my heel and toe style cos of these shoes). And they have a quasi tread pattern sole which is like full race. Except that it is backwards.
Bit stiff and awkward at first but once you've walked around in em for a bit they loosen up and now they fit like a glove. lol not the best analogy but whatever.
Plus they look pretty good for going out in as well.
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my 14's are a tight squeeze depending on the shoe i'm wearing
wearing my new balance running shoes, i've caught the edge of the brake pedal when stepping on the gas. same w/ some clunkier leather boots
most of the time i'm wearing dress shoes or boat shoes, which are both narrow and have thin soles
wrestling shoes would work well, but aren't cool to be seen in. i guess the same could be said for my boat shoes :roll:
those puma's are an interesting mix of fashion and functionJames
'88 M3
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Robert, check with Pro-Am up off of Richmond in Houston http://www.proamauto.com, they sell racing shoes. I know they have the Simpson's and G-Force up to size 14.
You can get the Simpson low-top for $79.95
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