👠 Sansha Men's Tango Black Women's Dance Shoe Review

I chose the recommended shoe size on the website because I read that it is not the usual street size. I bought them as a Christmas present. It was the only shoe in a larger size - my son wore an 11 1/2, I bought a size 13 tap dance shoe. According to my son they fit perfectly. Very well done, we are both happy. They are worth their price.

This is a very good shoe for the price. I wouldn't wear them but they are good for training and save my better, more expensive shoes for the show.

I am a grown male who wears size 10 1/2-11 street shoes. I've tried both Capezio and Bloch roosters in my correct size, but they were all too tight and the toe was very pointy (i.e. pinched my toes - uncomfortable). After reading another customer's review, I took the plunge and bought a size 18 shoe (12M for US men). Fits much better than other brands and allows my toes to move freely. I like their style, they have a higher sole and heel which actually makes it easier to dance in. I've just…

I am an intermediate tap dancer and this is my favorite shoe so far. I can't wait for them to spread further. I have a size 7.5 women's street shoe and a size 10 Sansha which is a bit large but works well with the insole.

As you can tell from the title, I'm a beginner, not a pro. I always bought the best tools for any job or project I had in mind. I bought a Capezio shoe that needs to be fitted with its own taps and while it's a good shoe it works a lot better for me.

Bought for my boyfriend who usually wears size 11. We did our research so we knew to buy a larger size. They look great and he felt very comfortable in them.

In the middle of a class I was teaching, the heel fell off completely. One of my students had the same pair and the same thing happened to him. I only teach 2 days a week, 3 hours a day and this was brand new just 3 months after I bought them. Don't buy this.

I ordered them from Revain and got T-World instead of T-Bojango. HUGE difference between them. If you haven't worn these shoes before, check the name printed on the sole of the shoes when they arrive and make sure they're sending you the correct ones. If you get the right ones. you will like them. They have a really good sound. Sansha is custom sized, so you need to know in advance what size you really need.

Why don't they have a table with the length and width of the foot so we can understand what shoe size we should order? Why should I think about how they should market their shoes so we get the right size? Why, when selling them in the United States of America, aren't they the same sizes as all American shoes? Conclusion: I wear US size 10.5. I ordered Sansha in a size 13 and they are TWO INCHES shorter than my street shoes! There's no way I can stretch them to fit, they go in the trash because…

I've been taking tap dance lessons for 21 years now (I think I started last Thursday). In those 21 years I've changed 3 or 4 pairs of tap shoes. In EVERY case, I struggled to find a pair of shoes that fit my size. I usually buy shoes from Capezio, but it seems that even if I buy shoes a few sizes larger than my US shoe size, they are still too small and constrict my feet, although they were otherwise fine. I finally decided to try these Sansha shoes and as soon as I ordered I couldn't help but…