Joocare Women's Split Sole Jazz Tap Dance Shoes: Ultimate Comfort and Style for Adult/Unisex Big Kids Review

I ordered a size to match my daughter's heel to heel measurements. They fit perfectly and are comfortable. They are made of durable, elastic leather. I assume that at some point I will be able to pass it on to a younger sibling. Excellent purchase

Bought for my little sister who finds something wrong with EVERYTHING. However, I haven't heard a single negative review about it. She went through 2 other couples before we found this one and she was finally happy. They withstood their abuse, so they must be good.

I ordered tap dance shoes but received slippers. I was scared because I had never heard of this company. I have never heard of a tap shoe manufacturer that also makes slippers. "Slippers" might not be the right term. They weren't at all like boots, they were cloth overalls and not in the least nicer. I reordered tap shoes from a reputable dance shoe company.

We only got these for my daughter to practice in her home dance room and they are perfect for shoes, definitely not competitive quality but they are perfect for why have we Bought? She? great product for the price, they are not leather and not comparable to leather dance shoes but they are comfortable and sound good for a great practice shoe or for non-competitive dancers.

I'm a bit disappointed with their quality. However, they looked very promising on the website and when they arrived. the week. I'm also an advanced rapper, but I teach in the middle to low grades. After about 10 hours of wearing, the sole of the shoe came off completely. Wood and everything starting with the sock. Definitely good for beginners, but not for advanced users anyway.

I really like these tap shoes, I like the higher heel and the laces. My street shoe size is 9M, 9M was too tight (toes stay on toe - not suitable for dancing), ordered 9.5M which was the same fit. I measured the shoe from toe to heel and found that the difference between the 9 and 9.5 is only 1/16th of an inch. I sent the shoes back and am trying different suppliers. I don't have time to think about what size would actually fit.

Years ago I knocked on the knock and needed new adult tap dance shoes. They seemed reasonable at first, but I've worn them too many times to be able to return them. You are too big. I have an 8.5 but had to get a 9 because they didn't have half sizes which caused my foot to squirt. The toe box is actually halfway decent, but the kicks sound cheap and have a dull sound. They feel wide and when I tie them tightly they curl up and look wrinkled. To be honest, I wish I'd just spent a little more…