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Re: Currently in the market for a 22/20 and wondering about refresher training
I think it helps more starting out aND gEttinger a feel for it. When I was teaching my brother to fly the Cub he was all over the place till we got rid of the work boots and he started keeping a pair of tennis shoes in his truck.
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Re: Currently in the market for a 22/20 and wondering about refresher training
Honestly I never thought too much about footwear, but when I was regularly flying a Citabria, I guess I did wear pretty lightweight shoes. Being in the mil means I fly with fairly heavy boots as it is now, so I have forgotten what its like to fly in jeans and casual shoes.
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Re: Currently in the market for a 22/20 and wondering about refresher training
I started flying my Pacer in socks, and then bought some minimalist running shoes to fly in. I have since gotten comfortable enough to move into normal shoes.
It wasn’t even a conscious decision, one day I looked down at my feet and realized I was flying in my boots, haha.
I fly in boots for work, but there’s more space vertically under those panels to slide my feet up and down, and much less chance of ground looping.
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Re: Currently in the market for a 22/20 and wondering about refresher training
Originally Posted by
Steve Pierce
I think it helps more starting out aND gEttinger a feel for it. When I was teaching my brother to fly the Cub he was all over the place till we got rid of the work boots and he started keeping a pair of tennis shoes in his truck.
No question, the Cub requires ballet slippers because of that instructor guy in the front...
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Currently in the market for a 22/20 and wondering about refresher training
Originally Posted by
CamTom12
I started flying my Pacer in socks, and then bought some minimalist running shoes to fly in. I have since gotten comfortable enough to move into normal shoes.
It wasn’t even a conscious decision, one day I looked down at my feet and realized I was flying in my boots, haha.
I fly in boots for work, but there’s more space vertically under those panels to slide my feet up and down, and much less chance of ground looping.
Exactly what I did. Socks first... during the first ten or so hours I had to concentrate on not applying to much pressure to the rudder pedals. With just sock on, the small diameter of the rudder pedal reminded me real quick. Fly with snow boots now... although now I’m flying a PA22/20 with the Williams conversion.
Working on a wing crate today to ship wings from Anchorage to Platinum via Ryan Air Cargo..Marv hauled up a stock set of wings.. some day the wings I’ve built will be legal...
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