👟 White Cheering Shoes for Girls - Chassé Ace II Cheerleading Shoes Review

We usually spend more money and choose Infinity shoes, but my daughter is growing so fast that we decided to look for a cheaper option. These do not disappoint! My daughter wears a size 12.5 - we ordered a size up to get more "time" out of them. They tense up a bit so they still feel secure and their leg doesn't slip. Have worn 5-6 workouts and acrobatics so far and love the fit.

These fun shoes are perfect for the season. If you are a basketball cheerleader and need to stomp in the stands I would recommend using a different support shoe as this is very light on the bottom. It has thin soles. I would also recommend going one size smaller. When I received them I felt they were a bit loose but that was ok. Otherwise I think this is a great and affordable shoe to lift your spirits!

I bought these shoes because I didn't want to spend $100 on cheerleading shoes the first year. But when I paid for shipping to get them back, they weren't far off the pair my daughter actually wanted. They are also very thick and bulky. The sizing is very shaky, but you don't get a chance to try different sizes without paying a lot of money for a return. We strongly encourage you to purchase other shoes, it costs extra money to get better shoes, especially as you will still likely return your…

Chasse is a brand recommended by my daughter's support group. They're small, so their feet grow fast, and they cost a lot less than any other brand. There is a printable size chart on the Chasse website, I would suggest using that. Cheer shoes need to have very little toe room to avoid injury, but these sizes are still small. If you order true to size or even half a size bigger your foot won't fit, we tried that last year. I recommend ordering a full size. Last year's shoes (also from the…

When the cheerleading shoes didn't arrive before cheerleading camp, I had to buy a cheap pair of shoes for my daughter. They are very similar to the Infinity Cheer shoes worn by the rest of the team. They feel a little swollen and bulky when taken out of the box, but once you tie them tight and wear them for a day or two, they break very easily. For the price I would say they are worth it. My daughter's only complaint was that the lease was long. Easy to fix. Also, support shoes are notoriously