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Herring Maranello Driving Shoes

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Leon1davies

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Anybody own a pair and would you recommend them?

Thought if I'm painting the 911's shoes blue at least we'd match

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http://www.herringshoes.co.uk/produ...catid=132&oldcolid=4744&stype=0&colourid=5670
 
I've never heard of Herring Maranello (sounds like a made up name...) but these soft suede driving slippers are quite nice to drive in: I have some from Bexley (a French outfit).

I also have a pair of proper Piloti's (which are ironically much better for standing around in, if you're at a track or in the pits for a day), and I have several pairs of Puma Speedcats and Driftcats, which are the ones I actually use for driving.
 
Those Herring suedes are de rigueur with no socks knocking about camp :hand:
 
So , let me get this straight, you are planning on wearing these outside of the house, right :?:

 
Puma's are nice and comfy for a driving shoe, but rubbish in winter with it always being wet. I've got a pair of non flourecent indoor football shoes for the winter months. Seem to keep the water out. I've thought about the Piloti shoes but haven't got round to them yet.
 
kurlykris said:
So , let me get this straight, you are planning on wearing these outside of the house, right :?:

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Oh Lord, please don't let PeterS see those shoooooz.....
 
Chief said:
kurlykris said:
So , let me get this straight, you are planning on wearing these outside of the house, right :?:

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Oh Lord, please don't let PeterS see those shoooooz.....
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Too late sent by text :floor:
 
PeterS said:
Just waiting for a parcel from DHL

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Some people might think you are joking. Pictures when you get them?

MC
 
PeterS said:
Just waiting for a parcel from DHL

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I am with PeterS on this, we should all have a pair of shoes in gulf livery and as Mr. Z said "de rigueur" . :thumb: :grin:
 
Go and look at any proper motorsport gathering and you'll find 99% of drivers and crew are in Speedcats/Driftcats.

I live in them and I think have about 30 odd pairs of them (might have something to do with being sponsored by them for quite a long time) and nothing else is any where near when it comes to a "driving" shoe as Speedcats/Driftcats are essentially Puma race boots in shoe form.

With regards to those shoes you posted earlier....... no.
 
PeterS said:
Just waiting for a parcel from DHL

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Oh good grief :whistle:
 
Phil 997 said:
PeterS said:
Just waiting for a parcel from DHL

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I am with PeterS on this, we should all have a pair of shoes in gulf livery and as Mr. Z said "de rigueur" . :thumb: :grin:
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Basically a man should own a pair of gulf livery shoes, denim, brut, white spirit and a copy of Dire Straits Brothers in Arms
 
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