BlakeNFR

Practice is important, but I also recommend a good pair of shoes. I have gotten used to wearing the same shoes, it's a huge difference wearing anything else. I would recommend Puma, since they are relatively narrow compared to most.

RMurphy

Yes, appropriate shoes are important, but brand is pretty much inconsequential to probably 90% of us here. I doubt I have to mention high heels are out, but if you must... then go Jimmy Choo. But since I wear heels on occasion, I've had to drive barefoot and, yes, one can heel and toe barefooted but I don't recommend it. LOL! Gets your feet dirty and those pedals are cold until the car gets warmed up. Brr!

Any good fitting, moderately thin soled shoe with medium grip that transmits pedal feel well should suffice. I like my 5 dollar kmart specials. But I learned to heel and toe when thick soled Reeboks high tops (with those silly multicolored laces) were all the rage and I was wearing them all the time. Once you know how to do it, you can generally do it in almost any shoe that isn't a clog or a spiked heel.



Or, you could do these $1500 Jimmy Choos...


You know, I used to see these guys running around in their fancy Pilotis and afraid to get them dirty. About half of them were being worn simply because it's like getting a Rolex or Dom Perignon. The owners frequently didn't know the difference, they just bought into the hype.

NaturalAspirations

True most people cant drive and simply wear gear just to floss.... mostly of the Armenian and Arab type or my fellow Indians
I prefer using my Adidas campus shoes but chucks work just as well. Ive started using my competition shoes from Simpson just to get used to my gear again for drift season, the shoes are lighter and offer some more feel of things like the break pedal but if you dont know what to feel for the added sensitivity is for nothing. Keep it simple and keep it fun and most importantly dont fake the funk

BlakeNFR

Rick Astely will let you borrow any of his Pixar movies from his collection except one.

He's never going to give you up.

08S2000

I would say, if you are using your regular shoes, tuck in your shoe laces.

I once had the shoe lace stuck somewhere in my civic moving to brake from gas pedal. I was just cruising to a stop so i shook it off and was able to brake. Just thought I would share my experience.

lsd motorsports

Some sick heel and toe action here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8By2AEsGAhU

RMurphy

WHICH pedal??? I hope I haven't got one of those on my car.

RMurphy

Meh... he can keep the movies. I secretly lust after his pompadour.

NaturalAspirations

Brake pedal........ sorry

RMurphy

^^ bwahahaha. I just thought it was funny.