👞 Lace Up Tap Shoes for Adults - Theatricals T9500 Review

I am by no means a professional dancer. I've just decided that I want to start taking classes when I'm 30. These shoes are perfect for that. If I like it, I might get better quality, but that's okay for now. They're a little cozy. I wear a street size 8 very often and ordered an 8. They are not so tight that I have to return them, but if you are at the top of a size you can order a half. Right out of the box they smelled a bit (faux leather/chemical smell) but I let them air out for a few days…

I went to the dance shoe store to find tap shoes for this musical dance class that my friends and I are attending. The woman showed us the shoes and said she knew the dance teacher and she just wanted a certain brand of shoe with "hard toe" and "screws instead of nails" and they cost over $100, which of course I wouldn't pay. and my friends mother didn't want to either. So I searched online for 3 minutes and found these and they looked exactly like the ones I tried on in the store and they had…

Bought these tap shoes this fall. Not knowing how the call was going to go, I didn't want to invest in an expensive pair of shoes. They were cheap and had a decent rating so I decided to give them a try. I ordered my usual shoe size which is 7M. When they arrived I found them a bit tight but decided to keep them anyway. After wearing them for a few months they have definitely loosened up a bit so I would suggest ordering your normal size. Shoes are not leather. It looks like some kind of vinyl.