Shoes for playing

[Fatboy]

if I have to wear shoes they have to be flat like Converse All-Stars or these flat shoes i buy in Africa to hunt in that have super thin soles and are very similar to All-Stars. i never wear socks in them, my feet never smell so it is fine.

I can play in dress shoes if they arnt slippery-i did chrush my nuts when I first started playing because of slipery shoes, i also fell down once the same night with those shoes-I never wore them again, everyone was laughing at me.

 

[BPG24]

I prefer my old Reebok Insta-Pumps....

Nothing says "I need weight" like when you pull out the bright yellow CO2 dispenser and stick it to your Pumps.... LOL

 

[Jack Madden]

The last time he was in town he was trying to sell some "barely used" dress shoes. They looked like the soles were a few steps shy of being worn completely through. There was also a "barely used" leather jacket to go with the shoes.

Let me know if he starts selling "barely used"/old cues. I and half the billiard collection population will be in line for those.

 

[Ballistic Billiards]

shoe porn

for those of you that love a great pair of shoes.

their website is under construction but check in on it.
These things are high tech.
I own a pair that I got for $50 at a discount
dept. store. I wore them through the construction
of two huge stores (about 8 monthes)
and they still look brand new.
Top quality material and a fair price.
You may find a pair that match your cue also.
-coop, mine aren't white but this may be my next pair....
...if only they made some white with green.

 

[CTYankee]

At home, I am always barefoot. When I am out and about usually hiking boots or Doc Martins, not because I play especially well in either of them, but because that is usually what I am wearing outside of the house.

 

[seymore15074]

Stamina is the difference, for me...that's all. Just as important as if I wanted to stand all day!