We both checked it out for a while, and then my husband
Puma has driving shoes in collaboration with BMW, and Sparco has women's shoes as well.
He showed me.
Both are nice, but the car is a BMW.(Not the M model, though.)andPuma's "white and silver" shades are so beautiful, I had to pin it.So, I decided to go with Puma.
And as expected from Amazon Prime, I got it the next day and opened the box...
That's pretty good!
I actually tried driving with them on, but at first I couldn't get a feel for them and couldn't operate the clutch properly. Once again, I found out that the sneakers I had been wearing were high-cut and thick-soled, so I could not use the clutch properly.I was operating the clutch with my heels in the air a lot.The first is the "I" in "I".
I mean, how could he drive a manual car with such shoes?
With driving shoes, on the other hand, I realized that there was no need to force my heels to float, and from there I gradually got used to it and was able to drive smoothly.
Driving shoes areIt is close to the feeling of pedaling with one's own foot, and is very easy to adjust.They are lightweight and have thin soles, so there is no weird ankle strain. If this is the case, I wish I had bought them earlier.
Still, I wish more sneaker-type driving shoes for women were available from various manufacturers.
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