👞 Dance Class Women's PTM101 Full Sole Jazz Tap Oxford Shoe - Improved SEO Review

I wear size 8 women's street shoes and ordered size 9 because I buy these for my running shoes. The fit is perfect, the support is good and the shoe is great for a beginner. I've only had a few tutorials so I don't know how "good" they are unless you really know what you're doing.

Fur. They sound ok, I bought them for adult beginners. After only a few uses one of the little lace eyelets came loose, no big deal but yesterday the insole came out with my foot and separated in layers. I've tried taking it out and replacing it but it's glued into the neoprene so not recommended.

They did what we needed but not much. We were very pleased until after just two weeks of light to moderate use, half of the outsole fell off one of them. They're pretty cheap for tap dancing, but in my opinion even a $40 tap shoe should last a little longer without needing repairs. But maybe it's the sacrificial thing I should replace, I really have no idea about slippers.

I agree with the reviewer who said the screws on the faucets were snapped off, 10 of the 12 screws on my shoes were too so I hope they don't come loose. However very soft and comfortable for faux leather and very reasonably priced - this is my first time trying embossing and I really don't want to spend a lot of money on a shoe unless I'm sure I'm sticking with it. Unlike other reviewers, I felt they were true to size. In general I am satisfied with the purchase.

My son has just started coining and I didn't want to invest in expensive shoes until I knew if he would wear them. However, all cheap children's beginner shoes were Mary Janes. Luckily I searched the internet for information about shoes and found that a size 4 for a boy corresponds to a size 5.5 for a woman. I went to women's size 6 on the recommendation of his teacher and it fits me very well. There's room to grow, but not so much that it's uncomfortable. After a month of use, it is already…

we had some issues with this shoe. Overall they seem like a good buy for the price. We've compared them to the Capezio and Bloch taps and the taps on them seem decent, they're quite thick and twisted. Shoes are a slightly different story, they are faux leather that doesn't feel very comfortable or flexible. For just $25 you could definitely get a better shoe, but if you're new and not sure you're going to stick with it, this is a solid choice. Now the negative of the shoes we received: we had…