DAYTONA SNEAKER

1966. Daytona. The year the race first ran the full twenty-four hours — where the fastest car rarely wins, and the one still running at sunrise does.

The Daytona takes its name from the endurance circuit and draws it into the shoe: a single line of patent leather runs the length of the silhouette, tracing a circuit from toe to heel. Patent leather over technical mesh, on a sculpted rubber sole. Italian leather, assembled in Portugal.

Four colorways. One shape, built to last the distance.

Midnight. Blue Hour. Rosso. Concrete.