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Women's Latin Dance Shoes Capriccio -
Livry women's rhinestone salsa shoes -
Dupond women's rhinestone salsa shoes -
Masha women's salsa shoes -
Rafael women's salsa dance ankle boots -
Women's Latin Dance Shoes Ferri -
Women's Latin Dance Shoes Forte -
Brunella women's salsa shoes -
Pablo women's rhinestone salsa shoes -
Battement latin dance boots with 3.5 or 5.5 cm heel Battement latin dance boots with 3.5 or 5.5 cm heel
Battement latin dance boots with 3.5 or 5.5 cm heel
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Girls' Latin Dance Shoes with Crossed Straps, 3.5 cm Heel Girls' Latin Dance Shoes with Crossed Straps, 3.5 cm Heel
Girls' Latin Dance Shoes with Crossed Straps, 3.5 cm Heel
Dhs. 126.00
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Our Latin dance shoes are made for salsa, bachata, cha-cha-cha, rumba and samba, with strappy sandals that hold the foot, a dance sole that glides on the floor and several heel heights to suit your level. Whether you want Latin dance sandals or dance shoes for salsa and bachata, you will find a pair for women and for men.
Are you primarily looking for comfort? See our comfortable Latin dance shoes, all offered with a heel of 5.5 cm or less.
How to choose a comfortable Latin dance shoe
- The heel: 5 to 7 cm to start, higher once balance is mastered. A flared heel is more stable than a thin heel.
- The straps: an ankle strap and straps across the forefoot prevent the foot from slipping during turns.
- The sole: a suede sole allows you to pivot without catching. It is reserved for the dance studio.
- The material: satin and sequins for the stage, soft materials for dancing for a long time.
To go further: which shoe for salsa, bachata and kizomba, and everything you need to know about the suede sole.
Women and men
Find the women's models in women's Latin dance shoes and the men's models, with low heels, in men's dance shoes.
Frequently asked questions
What heel height for starting Latin dance?
Between 5 and 7 cm. It's enough to have the right posture without losing balance. If you dance long evenings, a small heel remains the most comfortable solution.
Can you wear your Latin dance shoes outside?
No. The suede sole gets damaged and dirty on the asphalt, then it doesn't glide well. Put them on when arriving at the class or the party.
Latin dance shoe or salsa shoe: what's the difference?
It's the same family: open strappy sandals with a dance sole. Salsa, bachata and cha-cha-cha are danced with the same shoes.
What should I look for in Latin dance sandals?
Look for an ankle strap and straps across the forefoot to keep the foot in place during turns, a suede sole that lets you pivot, and a heel height you feel steady in. A flared heel is more stable than a thin one.
Unsure about the size? Measure the length of your foot in centimeters and write to us at contact@dansezo.fr: we will advise you on the right shoe size for the chosen model. Also check our shoe size guide.