🩰 Bloch Dance Girls' Annie Tyette Tap Shoe - Enhanced SEO-friendly Product Title Review

I bought these shoes for my 4 year old daughter who is in her second year of minting. They appear to be slightly better than the Payless shoes and about the same price. For reference, last time I measured my daughter's legs, one was a size 9 and the other was a 10. I ordered a size 11 so they will last at least a year. As you would expect they are a bit big but she can dance in them and they don't blister or fall out etc. What I love about these shoes is that there is an elastic strap under the

I followed the sizing guide from other reviewers and it worked! My almost 4 year old daughter started her family's first dance class a week ago and I booked without even trying anything on her. She just upped her street shoes to a size 9 (Carter's/OshKosh) but still fits her size 8.5 New Balance sneakers, so I bought a size 10 Bloch Tyette tap shoe. I got them in WIDE since her shoes are wide, although for the most part they fit standard width shoes (except all stars). Wide tap shoes were a…

I used to be a Capezio fan, but these tap shoes change my mind. They are vastly superior to the Capezio Tyettes in several ways. The faucet itself, which is made of heavier and more durable metal, produces a louder noise. And they sit flush with the outsole, with a thin layer of rubber for better traction. Finally, in addition to the drawstrings, they have a button closure so my 5 year old daughter can put them on herself. (She takes the tape to class but will use it in the concert.) Her first…