PUMAS
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ October 16, 2005 10:10 PM: Message edited by: Kurt R ]</font>
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PUMAS
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ October 16, 2005 10:10 PM: Message edited by: Kurt R ]</font>
I don't know if he always does, but I believe I've seen him wear Pumas before, yes.
I also saw Virgil wear very thin sneakers too. If you like to be close to your pedal but also want the support of a shoe, I'd assume this is a good choice.
Pretty sure they are.
Yes, look for Puma Sparco, shoes for Formula 1.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">You probably don't want the Sparco ones, as they are made with fireproof material and cost a lot more. The regular Puma Speed Cat shoes are the same without the fire retardant lining.Quote:
Originally posted by Rodge:
Yes, look for Puma Sparco, shoes for Formula 1.
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ October 15, 2005 11:13 PM: Message edited by: drumming sort of person ]</font>
i have a couple of pairs and they are the most uncomfortable shoes ever. The soles are so thing that if your gonna be doing anymore than 15 minutes of walkingg you better not wear them cos they kill your feet.
they may serve a purpose in drumming but i usually just play with whatever i have on
The Formula One Puma is a good shoe for drumming. You can also go in any Martial Arts store and buy Kickboxing shoes. They are from the same concept as the Formula one shoes, but most of the time cheaper and in different styles. I had the Adidas Martial Arts, but I killed them after 2 years. :-(
Anyway, right now I just play with regular sneakers and I play as fast as with my 'superlight' shoes. I just don't know how Vinnie can play with hiking boots :-)
P.s> Dancing shoes are also very good for drumming...
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ October 16, 2005 08:29 PM: Message edited by: Oddtime ]</font>
I recall seeing Bozzio play with Doc Marten boots, and he was FLYING on his bass drums. It's all what you get used to.
No offence to anyone, but I've never been able to bear this whole "what shoes?" thing. As long as you are not in cement boots, then it really doesn't matter that much.
Well I've always played with only socks. I'm looking for somethnig so I dont have to be in my socks taking my shoes off and on all the time in the nasty bar [img]cool.gif[/img]
You can play in any shoe as long as you get used to the feel.
What happened to those weckl shoes from firth are they still around? Not that I care, I just saw an ad for those once and thought it was the stupidest thing I've ever seen. Instead of buying some shoes one should go and practice.
I like Porcaro in Rattlesnake skin cowboy boots. You know for the ultimate comfort and feel.
Funny thing about those Porcaro Boots is that when I was ten, I didn't want any other Boots than those. You know, "For the ultimate comfort and feel"
Maybe if Lang played in Motercycle boots like Pelton, he might actually play something musical and grooving.
Whoops...did I say that?
Just remember that Puma's do not
come wide. Mine are not that big
but they are wide and Puma's don't
cut it for me.
Any thin soled tennis shoes/sneaker
should do just fine. I like wearing
Vans too or liked-styled shoes.
The top of my foot is big. Don't
like it tight. Good luck!
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Lang uses Puma Speed Cats from what I recall. There was a Q and A in Modern Drummer a few months ago about this.
I use Puma Del Mundos for drumming... very similar and thin. You can really FEEL the pedals.
For something a bit more bold and all-round practical I would recommend Puma Elite.
Hmmm, time to look into that Puma endorsement.
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Chris, You back from your tour? How was it?