Speedway Motors Viper Mid-Top SFI 3.3/5 Racing Shoes, Size 6

Lace up mid-top racing shoe design with hook-and-loop top closure. Leather and FRC construction with rear pull loop to aid in inserting your feet. Performance soft compound sole design for maximum comfort and pedal feel. Reinforced eyelets with braided laces for strength. SFI 3.3/5 rated to keep you safe in the advent of a fire. Available in adult shoe sizes 6-14 in black with gray logo and white stitching. Finish Out Your Safety Equipment Needs with Our Viper Mid-Top SFI Racing Shoes Safety equipment is that necessary line item in your racing budget that everyone hates to spend money on. Sure, we all want better performance parts, lighter wheels, and all those bits to help us win races, but at the end of the day, it is our safety gear that helps us survive a wreck or fire to race another day. So, providing quality safety items like racing suits, helmets, gloves, and more, at affordable prices is what we do best. That includes our line of auto racing shoes like our Viper Mid-Top series shown here. Our Viper Mid-Top auto racing shoes offer quality details like leather and flame-retardant cotton (FRC) construction with reinforced heel and toe areas. A soft compound performance oriented sole provides great pedal feedback and control. These car racing shoes feature a standard lace up design with reinforced eyelets and braided laces that last race after race. At the top of the shoe, you’ll find a rear pull loop to aid in inserting your feet and up front a hook-and-loop upper strap. They are SFI 3.3/5 rated and feature a black suede-like finish with our stylish Speedway Motors “S logo” on the side and our full logo on the upper strap. Reinforced white contrast double stitching ensures our car racing shoes can take any punishment you give them. Available in adult sizes from 6-14, we suggest going up a half size from your standard sneaker sizing, as these shoes are designed for a slim/snug fit. Learn more about SFI and TPP Ratings by reading our Toolbox tech article: What are SFI and TPP Ratings?