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Why do they only make the driving shoes with fugly, square KC looking toes? I remember my first pairs actually looked good, but now they are sucks.
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greekonomist
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I saw pics of the newer models (with the rubber sole not the nubs) that appear to look more like a soft chisel toe.
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Well, I've never seen driving mocs with pointed toes...
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Why do they only make the driving shoes with fugly, square KC looking toes? I remember my first pairs actually looked good, but now they are sucks.Originally Posted by iammatt
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I just ordered a pair of loafer and they had a chisel/square toe...I prefer that over the "bubbly" round looking toes.
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Tod's driver shape is classic. It's been that way for decades.Originally Posted by jcc123
No, there are three shapes for drivers, and everybody stocks the two ugly ones.
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Does anyone really change their shoes to drive a car?Originally Posted by Manton
Yes, even if it's only a five minute drive.
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Does anyone really change their shoes to drive a car?Originally Posted by Manton
I wear the original Tods driver on any extended trips, and Pilotis when I used to race.
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