👞 MSMAX Jazz Dancing Sneakers: Enhance Your Dance Practice with Dance Boots Review

I always buy the Bloch jazz shoes, which run small but are made of very supple leather and mold to the shape of the foot. They also have rubber soles, which is nice, but Bloch doesn't have boots. I use them for antennas so the suede sole is very good. I buy a size 7 but for these I have a 7.5 and they are still a lot smaller than I expected. It also doesn't look like the healing will be held in place by anything more than glue, but my feet won't hit the ground often, so this probably won't be…

Everyone loves these boots, I get asked all the time where I got them from. The only thing is since they are fabric depending on how you dance on certain areas of the foot you are bound to get holes. But, responsive to the ground, cute and flexible.

These shoes are made in an unusual way. I had to order multiple sizes in different materials until I found a pair that was comfortable enough for dancing. The sole pads on my left shoe aren't perfectly aligned, so they feel a bit odd. I had to return one pair as the sole pads on both shoes were completely misaligned. However, the return process was easy and quick.

I love these shoes these are my winter dance shoes. I use them for circus arts and our space is often used for shows so floors are sometimes salty in winter. I have a feeling that the heel on the boot is a bit off. I like the leather overlays on the front but the hard heel part is unbalanced and makes my feet a little sore. Maybe it's because all shoes are canvas and soft except this part?

I have a lot of problems with my feet - and it's the next best thing to going barefoot (that's what my podiatrist recommends) They are not waterproof and not designed for rough wear, but very comfortable for both work and everyday wear.