Pedal Steel "Shoes"

Roual Ranes · Post by **Roual Ranes** » 3 Jan 2013 7:02 pm

Loafers with leather uppers can be found at K-Mart and Target at very reasonable prices. I gave about $30 for a pair of Tom Macann at one place and about $35 for a pair of leather mocs at another.

Bo Legg · Post by **Bo Legg** » 4 Jan 2013 1:38 am

I have 4 pair and bought them over the past 2yrs on ebay new from $9 to $20 plus shipping.
soft sole Moccasins works best for me.

Don Drummer · Post by **Don Drummer** » 6 Jan 2013 10:23 pm

You don't want a heavy shoe that inadvertently bumps a pedal; but the right amount of mass makes a pedal change quick' So try to find a balance there. My personal test is to see if I can play a LKL and a B pedal using the Emmons set up.

Patrick Strain · Post by **Patrick Strain** » 7 Jan 2013 11:50 am

Either socks or bare feet. If I can't feel the pedals I'll only make more mistakes than I already do.

Rick Barnhart · Post by **Rick Barnhart** » 13 Jan 2013 4:32 pm

How 'bout these...this way I won't need one of those fancy new volume pedals

Carl Kilmer · Post by **Carl Kilmer** » 13 Jan 2013 4:55 pm

The only shoes I can play with are Tom Macann & St. Street loafers.

Bobby D. Jones · Post by **Bobby D. Jones** » 13 Jan 2013 9:19 pm

I played at home a long time with a thin soled pair of deck shoes, soles failed. Soft Rubber Soled Moccicians, Bates Chucka Uniform Shoes, and Sage Cowboy Boots, Don't seem to matter as long as the sole has no big rough tread. They catch a pedal on a AB to BC or BC to AB move.

Bill L. Wilson · Post by **Bill L. Wilson** » 13 Jan 2013 11:14 pm

I love pickin' in my old ostrich Tony Lama's, I bought in Justin Texas, in 1998. I've had'em soled and heeled once, but now the tops are gettin' holey. I may have to get used to my pointy toe Luccese boots, cause the Lamas are worn slick. Tennis shoes are OK, but they're to flat, boot heels make it happen for me.

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