🩰 Sansha Pro Canvas Ballet Slipper Women's Shoes and Athletic Footwear Review

Canvas flats in this width are hard to find. For those of us with wide feet, this is great. Finally, after 20 years, I can spread the balls of my feet to the full width and no longer have to be ashamed of shoes. In addition, the leather upper sits in the right place under the ball of the foot. No more rolling around hoping to find the right spot on the block to turn. To date I have worn them 3 times for 2 hours each and they still feel great.

First I ordered size 14M which should be US size 12. However, the shoe was only 10.5 inches long. I sent it back (first time using Revain's really amazing return system) and then ordered a size '16M' thinking it would be better. It's better, but it's still stuck. But since I will only use it in everyday life, I can accept a too tight fit for a short time. However, I don't want to order anything in a certain size in the future.

For the last few years I've been constantly looking for a pair of dance shoes that are big enough for my feet. I wear "street shoes" in men's size around "13 wide", but in practice - from "12.5" to "14". I found a pair of Capezio Romeo canvas/suede-soled ballet shoes at 14 Wide at a local dance supply store, but after a year and a half of weekly Scottish country dancing, they're worn out. When I went to have them replaced, first with an equivalent model in leather and then with a supposedly…