👯 Theatricals T9100 Neoprene Insert Tap Shoes: Enhanced Comfort and Performance Review

This is my first year in adult tap dancing and this shoe is perfect for that purpose. They are very comfortable! I ordered the same size as the street shoes fit perfectly. I may need better quality shoes if I want to move to advanced courses. I'm not sure if they can handle hard dancing. But for my newbie it's great!

These tap shoes are awesome! I'm a former professional dancer so I know what I'm talking about. Bought these for my 6 year old son and wanted to wear them himself. They sit perfectly on the foot without loosening too much, no laces to fiddle with, fits male and/or female, the taps are secure. Overall a well made shoe at a reasonable price - the shipping/shipping process is just great.

I bought these for my 8 year old son. He has been tapping for 5 years now and last year he discovered non slip taps (compared to oxfords) and loves them. After finding child to adult shoe size conversion charts online and measuring his foot in inches, I bought an adult size 5 for my child who is wearing a boy, size 2. They fit perfectly, with little room to grow all year round, but not so much that they are too big. These shoes are well made!

Bought for my daughter to tap dance. A lot of other girls have heels, but I was afraid my friend would have to balance on her heels and dance at the same time. So I chose this one. I'm glad I did. She said they are very comfortable and do their job well. They're a little tighter than I'd like (I also order dance shoes because they all run small for some reason) so even a size up was a little tight for my liking, but she's not complaining.

I took tap dancing lessons over 20 years ago and had an old pair of used tap shoes that no longer fit me. I just wanted to get back on the faucet to exercise, so I needed a new pair of shoes and had no idea which one to buy. These shoes were a good choice. The neoprene on the side makes the shoe very comfortable on the foot. cranes are good. I have a high instep and that can often be a problem with shoes, but not a problem with these shoes. I could wear them all day. And the price was great…

After reading the reviews I was skeptical about buying this shoe because my daughter has wide feet and you never know what you're going to get when you order online. I used the size chart, measured my daughter's foot and voila (laughs)! My shoes only fit 0.5 inches more because I ordered them 0.5 sizes to get more. I wish I had ordered a size up so she could wear them for a few more years but she is in love with them so I guess they are keepers. I also know Dance Wear Supply is a great company…

Bought these for my 7 year old daughter who just outgrew the Big Kid sizes Capezio. for slippers. Their 2.5w capezios were too tight so we chose a size 6 (women's) for this style and they fit more snugly than their previous children's shoes, too small. I am sending them back in a size 7.5 which seems crazy for my 7 year old daughter. If you're going from "big kid" to "woman sizing" I would suggest ordering a few sizes larger than you think you need. I've heard the general rule is to add 2 sizes

I've wanted to tap dance for a long time, but my old tap shoes just weren't for it (after all, they're over 20 years old). I needed a new pair, but I couldn't afford expensive ones, but I didn't want crappy ones either. I've had this wagon for a very long time and have finally decided that I will! Tap dancing is a lot more fun than traditional exercises. I've had them for about 2 weeks now and use them 4-5 days a week. I found some great tap videos on DVD and YouTube that got me dancing again…