👟 PS Athletic Shoe Covers for Dancing – 1 Pair of Socks Over Shoes, Sneaker Overshoes for Smooth Pivots & Turns Review

I train on a large mat, mainly for various Beach Body programs and other dance videos. Some moves were difficult because the shoes didn't slide so well on the mat. I thought about these types of suitcases for a while and finally bought them - and I wish I had bought them sooner. They make curving movements a lot easier, but non-flexing movements don't feel like I'm going to slip at all, which I was worried about. The only downside is that they fit snugly in my running shoes (size 9-1/2) which…

I LOVE it! I go to the gym with a rubber floor. And I LOVE Zumba. But my knees started to hurt so much that the pain kept me up at night. In an attempt to do something so I don't have to give up Zumba because I love it, I bought both of my pivot point dance shoes and these shoe covers in hopes that something would work. First I tried running shoes. And they were better than the ones I had. But then I put the shoe covers over the sneakers and IT IS AMAZING! The rubberized bottom makes turning…

I've been doing latin carpet dancing for 3 months now and I've been looking everywhere for something that will make it easier for me to move and not strain my knees and ankles. Luckily my friend finally came along and told me about these shoe covers that made changing during workouts a breeze! The first day I used them I was suddenly moving better in my workouts with better range of motion and best of all NO KNEE PAIN! I cannot go a day without these wonderful shoe covers. They are of excellent

I bought these shoes to wear over tennis shoes as I was going to a dance retreat at the weekend and knew I would be spending many hours a day in classes and ballroom dancing in the evenings. I wear a men's size 8.5 and they fit comfortably over shoes. My first reaction was that they were too slippery to wear on hardwood floors. The video shows (sorry for the bad angle) that they LIGHTLY skidded across the floor. My first class was west coast swing classes and I had to take them out because I…

I use them to practice Wing Chun Kung Fu in my house which is mostly carpeted. In Leung Sheung Wing Chun, many of the moves require you to shift your weight and direction effectively through the middle of your feet, which means your feet must be able to rotate and slide without much resistance or you'll soon feel a "shear force" in your knees and ankles. Wing Chun should ideally be practiced on wood or tile where traditional cotton-soled kung fu shoes will suffice. However, kung fu shoes do not