👟 Women's Lace-Up Sneakers: Jazz Shoes for Women Review

Those are dancing shoes anyway. The sole is not split and very slippery. It's not clear how useful they are. I dance ballroom and teach zumba and it's not good for either of them. The front is very straight, so a larger size avoids squeezing the big toe. Although the support is good.

I use them for hip hop lessons and I wanted to be able to do gauze pirouettes. The more I use it, the easier it turns. The only things to get used to: The heal is a big block - you feel between the ball and the heal, but you have to get used to being farther off the ground. Second, when you first put the shoes on they feel flimsy, but I had no problem with that feeling while dancing. It held my foot securely and I didn't feel unsafe or shaky.

My order had some delays but they finally arrived. I'm not a dancer - I bought these to relieve my back pain and balance issues. I've only had them for a few days but have noticed a difference after walking a long distance for groceries or doctor appointments. I usually feel sore and exhausted from lower back pain, have actually noticed slightly less pain when pedaling. The fit is very comfortable and the fabric is breathable and breathable. (Clearly INSIDE SHOES as advertised for dancing…

I finally found the right ones! and they are cool, i love others. Good shoes don't have to be brand names. And in many cases, unbranded brands are better and won't charge you a water bill. I like the packaging, not just crumpled up in a black bag. Good presentation. I can't wait to wear them. I bought the black and white 6.5 and they are very cool. I love the colored stripes on the back of the tennis. I have short legs, about nine inches from big foot to heel, and 6.5 inches fits me. Many…