NLeahershoe Lace-up Canvas Dance Shoes Flat Jazz Boots for Practice, Suitable for Both Men and Women

I actually bought these to see if I could customize them as Regency walking boots for a Jane Austen era costume, since it's difficult to get affordable "Nankeen cotton" boots like were worn back then. Most reproductions right now are upwards of $100. These are fairly comfortable (I might take the advice I read to put a no-slip patch on the sole or even take it to a shoe place to be soled) and they took brown RIT synthetic dye quite well. I'm looking forward to customizing them to suit my outfit.

These are AMAZING for the price. I ordered 12 pair for my dance company, for a performance 6 days away. I did 2-day shipping and they arrived on time, packaged well, and I had no sizing issues. I ordered everyone’s street shoe size. I DID NOT GO UP OR DOWN. I will update with a pic of the team wearing them. They all loved them and I’ll definitely be ordering again in different colors.

Love these for dance practice when I don't feel like practicing in heels. I even wore these for social dancing the other night, and I decided I'll get another pair-- one for social dancing and one to leave at the studio. Gender neutral. They look cute and aren't too hot. Several other people at my studio got these after I wore them for a week or so, and everyone thinks they're very comfy. They form to your feet over time, and seem to be holding up even with several practices a week.

Shoe laces were super long so I bought the elastic tieless shoelaces that worked great. The material isn't the leather like a normal jazz shoe but my 7 year likes them and they are comfortable. At first, she felt they were kind of slippery due to the bottoms but wore them in and they are good. We bought 2 more pairs for the other girls in her trio number. Good product and would recommend.

Great for dance practice. The heel is made of a hard rubber-like material covered by leather. Does not hurt heel in any way. Seems to add protection to heel. I've used 2x so far and I love them. I have enough space in toe bed that I can wear with socks.

The sizing system is difficult at best. If these are to be worn as dance shoes, they should fit like second skin, but that's hard to do with the information provided for sizing: "Little kid"? "Big kid"? "LEN??" It's only when it arrives in the mail that you see that the European sizes, which are typically fairly accurate, are included, but only inside the shoe (not on the website). I purchased one, which was baggy; returned for the next smaller size, returned them and just gave up, because the event that I needed them for was the next day. They're pretty cheaply made, so they might hold up for a few wearings.

I purchased these jazz shoes to replace an identical pair I bought from a different website. I love these shoes! They are inexpensive, fit well, and meet my dancing needs. I use them for Salsa/Bachata dancing since I prefer to dance in flats and needed something that would allow me to spin/turn easily. I expect to replace them in the near future as they are not really durable but I'm totally okay with that given the price.

They are comfortable. I could have ordered my size of 8.5 but I ordered them a half size bigger so I can put extra foot padding supports in them. I probably could have still ordered my regular shoe size and still been able to put a pair of support cushions in them. Currently I have 1 thin layer and 1 thicker layer and they are perfect.