Which driving shoes
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or on a more serious note just trainers.
or clown shoes!
EASY ONE THIS!
These are my TVR footwear of choice, every time.
To get them just right you need to break them in a bit, once the heal wears down it becomes nicely rounded making the perfect pivot.
I like mine best when they get slightly grimy & beaten up to avoid looking like a Notting Hill ponce.
The rubber soles grip my Leven metal pedals brilliantly, they are nice & slim so you don't catch the edge of the adjacent pedal and because its a canvas boot you get just the right amount of ankle support.
When you stop driving they are equally good for general walking about and you don't look like a pit lane refugee in fancy race booties
Oh, and and lets face it they're a timeless design classic just like a TVR Chimaera.
For only £40.00 you can't beat a pair of genuine Chuck Taylor Converse All Stars, just add a TVR to look super cool & get big grins on the cheap
PS: This morning my snotty old pair of Chuckies were proven TVR safe to 145 leptons, I think Converse stamp them at a Y rating
These are my TVR footwear of choice, every time.
To get them just right you need to break them in a bit, once the heal wears down it becomes nicely rounded making the perfect pivot.
I like mine best when they get slightly grimy & beaten up to avoid looking like a Notting Hill ponce.
The rubber soles grip my Leven metal pedals brilliantly, they are nice & slim so you don't catch the edge of the adjacent pedal and because its a canvas boot you get just the right amount of ankle support.
When you stop driving they are equally good for general walking about and you don't look like a pit lane refugee in fancy race booties
Oh, and and lets face it they're a timeless design classic just like a TVR Chimaera.
For only £40.00 you can't beat a pair of genuine Chuck Taylor Converse All Stars, just add a TVR to look super cool & get big grins on the cheap
PS: This morning my snotty old pair of Chuckies were proven TVR safe to 145 leptons, I think Converse stamp them at a Y rating
Edited by Chimpafrolic on Sunday 20th March 15:22
I got a pair of these for xmas seem quite good so far but still need some bedding in. Good price too
http://www.speedwellracing.co.uk/footwear/SP2_BLAC...
http://www.speedwellracing.co.uk/footwear/SP2_BLAC...
I have a pair of Piloti Tamburello, bought at the NEC Classic Car Show last year, sitting in a box upstairs waiting for this summer to begin and the TVR to come blinking and snarling into the sunshine once again.
The Tamburello is a new model for summer 2010 and incorporates the next generation Piloti sole which has been completely re-profiled together with an all new sock liner
This model also features the all important and unique patented "roll control" spherical heel cushioning system which aids heel pain and general fatigue casused by long distance driving.
err, I'm getting geeky again aren't I
The Tamburello is a new model for summer 2010 and incorporates the next generation Piloti sole which has been completely re-profiled together with an all new sock liner
This model also features the all important and unique patented "roll control" spherical heel cushioning system which aids heel pain and general fatigue casused by long distance driving.
err, I'm getting geeky again aren't I
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