1
Approach corner
As you approach the corner and reach the braking point, take your foot off the gas and begin applying the brake with the ball of your right foot
2
While braking
While braking, depress the clutch fully and rotate your heel out to cover the throttle
3
Use Your heel
Use your heel to increase engine speed so that it matches the road speed. Maintain braking control with the ball of your foot
4
Shift to lower gear
Shift to lower gear and come off the throttle with your heel
5
Release clutch and brake
Release the clutch and the brake, and accelerate trough the corner.
6
Head for next corner
Head for the next corner and prepare to do it all over again.
DRIVE YOUR CLASSIC IN STYLE
Check the shoes out at Lærdalsøren Motor Hotel and start your Heel and Toe journey
Heel and Toe Footwear defines driving in style.
When it's winter, those roads are closed, It's dark outside because Lærdal doesn't see the sun for months during winter and Covid has your hotel shut-down, it can get a bit boring.
Senna testing the Honda NSX with the camera focusing on the driving legends heel and toe shifting wearing moccasins.
RUFs Yellow Bird movie where the car is dancing around the Nurburgring and the heel and toe shifting is done with the driver also wearing moccasins.
A few more beers was all it took. Heel and Toe footwear was born.
It had to be those moccasins, it had to be quality footwear, preferably local and of the best possible quality.
Their shoes are handmade from premium leather using the same processses for over 100 years.
The shoe is narrow, light and fits snugly, and the quality of the product is from a bygone era when pride in your craft was the key to your livelyhood.
This spawned the idea of the heel and toe markings. Brake, clutch and throttle, making the shoes a statement boldly giving away the wearers intentions.
Custom shoes will also be made available so your Ivory white 1970 Porsche 911 with black details could be represented by custom made white shoes with black text
Heel and toe footwear will be stresstested by it's petrolhead creator in The Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Diablo, Porsche 930 Turbo, Mercedes 190E Evo 1 an the Honda NSX.
Oh - and in his Ford GT40 of course - The worlds fastest pizza delivery car.
Petrolhead product development as good as any wouldn't you say?

