Cheapdancing Women’s Leather Practice Dancing Shoes Jazz Boots Soft-Soled High Boots, Black

The absolutely most comfortable shoe. I wore them to the RenFaire where there is a lot of walking ! My feet didn’t hurt or blister❗️Love them!!

Really, DO NOT ORDER if you want leather.Not leather.

They lasted about as long as I thought. I was in a musical with A LOT of dancing (Pippin). By the end of the 4 weekend run, they were pretty beat up (holes forming in toe area, and heel starting to wear down). But still 100% wearable.I do suggest to go a half size down. My were pretty big, I could wear regular socks (with jazz shoes, you shouldn’t really wear socks, except maybe a liner) with them and they were just a bit too big. A half size down would be perfect.

The shoe sizes are confusing. The fit is good and comfortable when you finally get the right size (my last pair was fitting me well but because it's not leather it only lasted for 1-2 months nicely, than the holes for laces started to stretch and became big holes, still works for practice but definitely not presentable). The most disappointing is that they are not leather. If they have leather shoes size 38, same cut, I'd be excited to get a pair.Also, what size do I need to order to get size 38? When I ordered 7.5, I received size 39 and had to return it. Thanks.

I bought these for more ankle support while swing dancing. I bought a size 10 and it fits small. Its not uncomfortable and your feet don't slide due to the boot style, but the toe feel flimsy and makes you afraid of blowing out the toe. These would be good for practicing but not for vigorous dancing.

I have used it for exactly one month and it feels like it won't last much longer than another month, and I'll need to throw it away after that. Also, a huge downside to me is that these shoes don't allow your feel to breathe, so my feet get stinky and it's passing to all my other shoes. Yuck!!

Very cute and comfortable. Wore them for dancing in a wench costume. Nice for dancing on a wood floor.

Not purchased for dance but for reenactments in mid 1800s venues, these fit the bill and then some. Soled shoes often wore out and fixes weren't readily available so the extra dance cusion/leather makes these shoes realistic. The outdoor venues I work at require shoes of all actors and finding period laces, leather and appearance is tough for any budget under $50. My appearances are volunteer so there is no way to recoup expenses. I don't expect these to last beyond a summer season but they will be great props to show the wear and tear taken on shoes during long prairie treks. Just love these! Note these are truly narrow but my wide arthritic feet fit well and the ankle provides ample room for loosened laces. The heels re generous so cushions, extra insoles and padding should fit about anywhere except the toes and tip.