Driving shoe recommendations?

[synapse3252@sh.itjust.works]

Love to hear that that makes two of us

[pepsison52895@lemmy.one]

NA owner checking in!

[synapse3252@sh.itjust.works]

[breadoven@lemmy.world]

I wear moccasins for this reason. Thin, responsive, lightweight. But then you do have to change when you're done.

[gazter@aussie.zone]

If you want to feel what the car is doing, it's great.
If you want to feel the clutch point, it's great.
If you want to have precise throttle control, it's great.
If you want to have protection in a fire, not so great.

[dannyboy@sh.itjust.works]

NA crew assemble!

[dannyboy@sh.itjust.works]

I've got fireproof racing shoes for racing and track days but for everyday driving I'd put another recommendation in for Vans.

[remember_the_tooth@lemmy.world]

Thanks for the feedback. +1 to Vans it is.

[remember_the_tooth@lemmy.world]

I believe you. I won't go barefoot. I also intend not to catch fire.

[remember_the_tooth@lemmy.world]

Thanks. This might be a good compromise.

[fizz@lemmy.nz]

The best driving shoe is bare feet. Nothing feels better than direct skin contact when piloting the machine.