Review on 👠 Miller & Ben Triple Threat Tap Shoes - Pink & Silver Royal Professional Tap Shoes by Nick Ward

These shoes are more beautiful in person than in the photo! I usually have a 7.5 or 8 in street shoes and a 9 in blochs and these are perfect for a 39. I have a normal foot width and they had room to move my toes in them. With these thick insoles from Dr. Scholls these tap shoes were quite snug without being too tight - and the shoe stretches to accommodate wear. Tap shoes - give them a call to talk about it. If you're lucky, you might even be able to chat about boarding with the charming person whose name is on the box! 😉 His advice was to try without insoles first as the shoe has a lot of built in support. Once the shoe is stretched there is no turning back; Just add insoles later if needed. Can't comment on the sound or feel yet as I'm considering keeping these beauties or getting a custom color combo from the M&B website. Purple crocodile with silver can call my name. I think now that I know my size I will get a special pair. Not sure what my comparison video will show, but if not: M&B Triple Threat is slightly taller than Bloch Jason Samuels (size 9) but very similar overall size. The TT is 3/8" thicker at the heel and 1/8" thicker at the toe than the J Sams. The TT rises higher around your foot/ankle to keep your foot from overflowing when wearing insoles (see second image).