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Elise men's black latin dance shoes -
Men's Tango Shoes Donatella -
Women's Latin Dance Shoes Payada -
Men's Latin Dance Shoes Antonina -
Denard lightweight women's jazz dance sneakers 
Denard lightweight women's jazz dance sneakers
Denard lightweight women's jazz dance sneakers
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Paco women's jazz shoes -
Women's Ballroom Court Shoes Sylvie -
Ursula women's jazz shoes -
Servane women's dance practice shoes, 2.5 cm heel 
Servane women's dance practice shoes, 2.5 cm heel
Servane women's dance practice shoes, 2.5 cm heel
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Women's Tango Shoes Consuelo -
Women's Tango Shoes Osipova -
Zinnia women's beige cabaret ankle boots -
Women's Tap Shoes Dowell -
Women's Cabaret Sandals Dasha -
Christelle split-sole jazz and pole dance ankle boots 
Christelle split-sole jazz and pole dance ankle boots
Christelle split-sole jazz and pole dance ankle boots
$48.00 -
Women's Tango Shoes Tahani
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Learn more about this collection
Our beginner dance shoes: stable styles with a moderate heel and a dance sole, for your first salsa, tango, ballroom, or Latin dance classes.
What to look for in your first pair
- The heel: 5 to 7 cm maximum, preferably flared
- Support: an ankle strap
- The budget: there is no need to aim for high-end shoes when you are starting out
Read how much to budget for beginner shoes and the mistakes to avoid.
Frequently asked questions
Should I buy dance shoes before my first class?
Not necessarily. Take one or two classes in shoes with smooth soles, then choose a pair suited to your dance style.
How much should I budget for my first pair of dance shoes?
A decent first pair can often be found for between €30 and €80. See how much to budget for beginner shoes.
Unsure about the size? Measure the length of your foot in centimetres and write to us at contact@dansezo.fr: we will recommend the right size for the style you have chosen. See also our size guide.