🩰 Affordable Soft-Soled Black Leather Jazz Dance Shoes: Ideal for Practice and Ballroom Dancing; Unisex for Kids, Men, and Women Review

Shoes fit and fit. My daughter needed some for the school play. Since she only needed them for a few days, I didn't want to spend a lot of money. You have done a great job.

Good price! They won't last very long. But they will walk my kid through his show; we for a few weeks and the innards started to tear and fall apart. But they do the job and are an inexpensive way to get through the show.

My daughter takes this for a theater camp she needs every year. They're exactly the same quality (according to my non-dancing mom) as the $40 jazz shoes I foolishly bought at a local dance store my freshman year.

Got these for my son who needed them for show rehearsals. I'm glad they were cheap and fit him well. They don't do very aggressive choreography, so the shoes are holding up well. I can't tell how they would work for more ambitious dancers.

I followed the sizing instructions and it fits perfectly. Maybe that's called breathability, but my feet sweat a lot more on the inside than in regular dance shoes. But I think it was a good buy and I would buy it again.

Within a week the elastic on the side of both shoes came loose. We needed cheap jazz for a musical and got what we paid for. My daughter said they were comfortable and got the job done (14 two hour rehearsals followed by four 90 minute performances) but wouldn't hold up to prolonged dance use.

I wear them to both teachers and show rehearsals. LOVE the suede sole. I have a standard shoe brush that I've only used to touch up the suede once. The elastic arch fits my foot perfectly and after a few months I don't wear out on my big toe. Less than $20? Tell all my friends size: I wear 8/8.5 and went with 8.5. I have slim heels, I added some dollar heel clips and forefoot gel pads to cushion the bounces. A great $2 setup investment.

At the beginning of the school year we bought our girl (11 years old) more expensive jazz shoes. The problem is that since the beginning of the year her foot has grown about four sizes now, and it was only about a month before the dance that she started complaining about it. I didn't want to pay full price for jazz shoes to wear for just a month, but she needed something appropriate for next week's show. I was also concerned that her leg would grow back between the end of this dance school year