👞 Capezio Men's 2" Latin Social Dance Oxford Shoes Review

Defective or just cheap? Not sure but we returned them after a boot broke a few minutes after putting them on. Surprising for Capezio, so we book it as a defect. By the way, we ordered a size larger so that they are not too small.

Disappointed! Bought October 2020, shoes used 4 times and they are falling apart. The sole is starting to perforate and everything on the outside is cracking and peeling. If the quality is better, I'll wait for a replacement. This is unacceptable.

Bought this product for pedaling thirds and higher intervals. Based on the reviews, I bought the shoes a half size larger. Turns out this was a good idea as my usual size would be too small. Shoes are great! I love both Organmaster and Capezio shoes. Both must be performed by a professional organist.

I have been playing the organ professionally since I was 14 years old. I'm 62 now. I've worn regular men's tap shoes all my life, but I needed more support with a higher arch to be able to play multiple notes and chords at once. Normal tap shoes don't fit me because I have smaller feet. I ordered these latin dance shoes so I wouldn't have to worry about missing or misplaced pedalboard notes. Importantly, they feel like gloves and are solid. Arch support, yet flexible enough to span multiple…

These are fabulous ballroom shoes with legendary Capezio quality. I bought them for a Paso Doble my partner and I were working on. I would suggest if you are new to ballroom dancing start with a lower heel as they are very flexible but therefore offer little to no shin support (more like a strappy stiletto than cowboy boots). This means that they twist very easily in the middle of the foot. So, unless you're used to walking in heels and dancing forward with your weight on your toes, it can…