Specific shoe question, 2 types

[Jerry Horch]

I gotta tell ya..I would of never thought ...one of the most comfortable shoes I've ever put on,and are really nice steel playing shoes,soft yet firm,not mushy on the pedals,and extremely comfy are a pair of Crocks...not the clog style but the Santa Cruz slip on loafers style..ya gotta try em .without socks...I'm a high spark of low healed boy now a days....

[Floyd Lowery]

I've played in all kinds of footwear from cowboy boots to tennis shoes, to loafers. The only shoe I had trouble with was with slick soles that would slip off the petals.

[Bill McCloskey]

Just got my organmaster shoes. I got them a size big because they didn't have wide in my size, and the shoe is slightly too big but is comfortable. I did an A/B test with my Hey Dude's which is what I have been using.

First: I have VERY deformed and crippled ankles. My right foot is completely fused and rebuilt. So being able to rock my foot is a challenge. I found that the Organ Master shoes were significantly easier for me to rock my foot on the AB pedals, and easier to move to the other pedals accurately.

They came in about a week-10 days. A vast improvement on the hey dudes. But with the suede souls, don't use them in the rain or walking outdoors. These are just for playing.

[Chris Brooks]

I ordered a pair of OrganMaster shoes last week. Should be here soon, and I'll report back.

[Bill McCloskey]

One word of warning. Don't try and walk in them. It is like walking in high heels. I almost keeled over the first time I stood up. But I gained 3 inches in height!

[Mike Greinke]

Does anyone else play bare foot? It may be uncommon, but I find it super comfortable, especially when rolling between 2 pedals.

[Tom Wolverton]

I recall seeing Sneaky Pete playing live. It looked to me like he was wearing bowling shoes.

[Bryce Van Parys]

I settled on Moccasins. I can move my feet easier, and still look ok on stage versus tennis shoes or socks