👠 Lace Up Ballroom Viennese Shoes - NLeahershoe - Breathable and Optimized for Greater Comfort Review

At first I thought they would be too tight but after putting them on for dance practice they turned out to be correct. This is the first time I've worn dance shoes since I just started dancing. My dance teacher said they shouldn't be too loose and since it's a soft material they feel better (and they do).

I bought these shoes for my fiancé as the shoes he wears tend to kick a little because they are quite heavy hoping to help him during the rumba that we have recently learned to give a feeling of lightness. His first reaction was how strange they felt because they were so light. After a quick spin, he said they felt like they could glide across the dance floor when needed, reducing the heavy step a bit (that's not exactly the right description, but if you've tried dancing in tennis shoes, for…

I was afraid to buy dance shoes at Amazon because the shoes sometimes don't fit. I was in a bind and needed them for a production I'm working on right now. I was SO happy with it! They fit perfectly, the laces are shorter but still work. They're easy to slip on and off for my quick transitions and really give me support during big dance moves like "Juggernaut" and "Let Me Drown." Great price, great looks and great quality!

Based on a quick survey, Revain recommended that I order shoes in my normal size, which I did. The shoes arrived on time and the packaging was typical, no damage. The shoes themselves fit perfectly and are comfortable to wear. I've used them in 3 different classes/workouts and I'm always amazed at how good they feel. My only gripe is that I wish the felt was a little smoother, but it still works well in my turns. I wish I had ordered these instead of two pairs of other shoes that I paid over…

Unlike the first pair that had to be sent back. This pair, a size 12, fits very well according to the tags. I'm not sure where they go wrong, but if you're carrying 10 or more you should probably order the next size up.

If you are serious (or not) about floor dancing, this shoe will make your day very easy and comfortable to wear. The soles slip on the dance floor compared to street shoes. Definitely worth the cost.

Inexpensive, I chose a size 13 with a 12 because my toes were pinched and touching the toe of the shoe, unwearable. The sizing of these shoes is a tricky one, they are made in China, you never know if they will fit. Support is low, again handmade shoes are not to be expected as an investment. I wore them twice on the dance floor the shoes are danceable UPDATE 11/21/2021 now the shoes are coming off the shoes beware you may not want to spend money on these shoes. I dance once or twice a week…

I am a Bronze and Silver Level Amateur member. The first thing that bothered me was the lack of support in the forefoot area of the shoe. This turned out to be an advantage - the ground feel is much better! Still waiting to see how the soles hold up - I use a suede brush to dust the floor rather than a harder dance brush but I dance about 10 hours a week and after 2 months they are holding up great. I'll post a repost if I need to resell them (with Freed soles of course) - but given the cost…

I have to say I wasn't sure when the shoes arrived in a plastic bag instead of a box. I had to lace them up and the shoes were a little wrinkled and unshaped. Then I wore them. They fit perfectly, are very light and look really good! I used to pay over $100 for standard shoes and at $30 they aren't that durable but I can afford 3 of these for every pair of "nicer" shoes. For the price they are great and look good. My dances are ballroom dancing and lessons, not a performance or competition and…