Dance Shoes in Brisbane
 | DANCE SHOES IN BRISBANE 229 Herses Rd, Eagleby Qld 4207 Email: info@danceshoesinbrisbane.com Ph: 0432 565 909 |
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Stockists of the following brands... SUPADANCE Supadance is the premium dance shoe for the professional and competition dancer. All shoes are hand balanced to ensure complete stability on the dance floor. HenryG DANCE SHOES HenryG Dance Shoes provides Men's Ladies and childrens dance shoes designed specifically for Latin/salsa. All shoes are hand balanced to ensure complete stability on the dance floor. DENTS GLOVES add elegance to your performance wear SANSHA : leader in jazz shoes and dance sneakers. BRASTRAPS AUSTRALIA ...lots more Visit our official website www.danceshoesinbrisbane.com Kathleen owner of Dance Shows In Brisbane offers some tips on buying the best fitting for your shoes! - Dance shoes are meant to be a tight fitting. - Ladies shoes should be fitted so: *Your toes should be nearly flush with the end of the shoe, you do NOT need a 'thumbs-width' length between your toes and the end of the shoe. *Your heel should be firmly up against the back of the shoe. If your foot slides down away from the back of the shoe, this means that the toe straps are too loose. *If your toes are flush with the end of the shoe, but your heel is not firmly against the back of the shoe, then try an innersole under the ball of the foot. This serves to add volume around the toe straps, and will give you a firmer and more comfortable fit, and stop your foot sliding down in the shoe and hanging over the edge. *Dance shoes should be fitted so that they are firm ("like a glove") on your foot. *Dance shoes should not move on your foot when you dance. Incorrectly fitted dance shoes (usually too big), cause your foot to move around in the shoe when you dance, this causes 'rubbing' on your foot and can lead to painful blisters. *Brand new dance shoes should be firm but NOT painful. If the shoes are painful then it is an incorrect fitting. *The full-leather dance shoes in particular will stretch a little, so it is particularly important that they fit very firmly when purchased. |