Bloch Womens Infinity Stretch Dance Sports & Fitness Review

A dancer who has been working in women's street shoes in size 6-6.5 for a long time. Ordered 5c in these shoes and they were perfect! I love these shoes and when trying them on I feel they fit perfectly, neat, great quality and very comfortable! Very happy!

My daughter wears number 6 women's shoes. All the shoes she has are women's 6 shoes and fit well. This product recommends ordering 1-1/2 sizes smaller than street shoes. no Not. I ordered 6 and it fits perfectly. I don't understand why they say to order less!

Sturdy and comfortable shoes. Glad they're already sewn. They are a bit long, which makes the toes look ungainly. I recommend them for class, but I would have taken better shoes for the performance. I wear street size 8.5/8.5w and fit in 8.5.

I usually wear 6.5 C for block shoes and 8 for street shoes and it fits my foot perfectly. As a reminder, this is "infinitely stretchy," meaning they will stretch as you wear them. As mentioned in other reviews, the shoe is "very small and tight" when you first try it on, but I have to say that after 3-4 uses it will stretch and wrap around your feet perfectly. And because they started out narrow and small, they "grow" with the shape of the foot and end up fitting perfectly.

I've been wearing sanshas for years but wanted to try stretch canvas. I have ordered both these and Synchrony in different sizes. I usually wear 9N in street shoes and 7B is perfect for me. The Infinity has a higher vamp and feels narrower than the Synchrony. The Infinity's heel also felt more secure. I like that there is no string. The fact that the boots didn't have a lining over the sole struck me as odd at first, but I got over it pretty quickly. The shoe feels solid and fits the foot well.

I finally decided to ditch my hybrid leather and canvas flats, even though they still had life in them, and give stretch canvas a try. The material has a soft feel, medium/heavy, the toes can be splayed, the shoe conforms well to the arch of the foot and the pivot plate is wide enough to support all metatarsals (unlike my previous narrow hybrid slippers with a narrow turntable and raised toe folds). ). ). The shoe is rather flat on the outside, which I'm not used to, but it sits securely on the