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My daughter has a Fiat 500 that's a really great car to drive.My trouble is that the peddle box is small and I have large feet.
I have been advised that specialist driving shoes may help.
I won't drive the car again until I can use the car safely.
 
My daughter has a Fiat 500 that's a really great car to drive.My trouble is that the peddle box is small and I have large feet.
I have been advised that specialist driving shoes may help.
I won't drive the car again until I can use the car safely.
What size feet have you got?

My bro had an Abarth and he had no issues with his size 10’s. I drove it and while it felt tighter than my Porsche I soon got used to driving it with size 11 Timberlands or steelies.

Have a look at these. Much cooler than driving shoes.

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I have a pair of Puma Drift Cat 5 which were excellent when I had my Mazda MX-5. Don't use them so much now, but they are still good for driving.
 
What size feet have you got?

My bro had an Abarth and he had no issues with his size 10’s. I drove it and while it felt tighter than my Porsche I soon got used to driving it with size 11 Timberlands or steelies.

Have a look at these. Much cooler than driving shoes.

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Feet are size 11
 
I’m a size 10.5 in a wide fitting shoe or roundup to 11 for a standard shoe, and I squeeze my tootsies in the some fairly bijou driver’s footwells. I wear loafer-style driving shoes everyday and everywhere except when I go in to the office. They’re perfect for driving and comfy generally.

The two brands I wear most have recently stopped making them - Pilotti and Ugg - which is a shame as both great quality for the money. Look for a moccasin or loafer with a part fabric/leather and part thin-rubber sole wherever you would usually buy your shoes.
 
+1 for PUMA. These are thin and figure hugging so they won’t jut out like some of the space boots on the market. Not comfortable for walking so would keep a separate pair to swap to after the drive. Unlimited budget? Sparco or OMP.
 
Tods Gominos are the famous,

but there are lots of driving shoes around.

But would you really swop shoes to drive?

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Tods Gominos are the famous,

but there are lots of driving shoes around.

But would you really swop shoes to drive?

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If your fathers wore these shoes then you’ve got siblings somewhere.
 
If your fathers wore these shoes then you’ve got siblings somewhere.
It was the ladies who used to make the big fuss about changing shoes "to drive" back in the 60's & 70's....

And then there are all those Italian males....

But "driving shoes" are still a "thing" for some.


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It was the ladies who used to make the big fuss about changing shoes "to drive" back in the 60's & 70's....

And then there are all those Italian males....

But "driving shoes" are still a "thing" for some.


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To me they just look like expensive shoes that maybe Elton John or Conor McGregor might wear.
 

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