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Our heels dance shoes are made for heels classes, jazz heels and dancing in high heels: heels of 7.5 cm and more, ankle support and a dance sole that glides without catching.

How to choose your shoes for heels dance

  • The height: start between 7.5 and 8.5 cm, then move up to 9 cm and more.
  • The support: an ankle strap or ribbons stop the foot coming out of the shoe during floor movements.
  • The sole: suede lets you turn; for pole dance, prefer dedicated sandals.

For lower heels, see our salsa heels and our extra-comfort selection.

Frequently asked questions

What heel height for a heels class?

Between 7.5 and 9 cm to start, with an ankle strap. Experienced dancers go above 9 cm.

Can I use salsa shoes for heels dance?

Yes, a high-heeled Latin dance model works very well: it is light, flexible and its suede sole makes turning easier.

Not sure about your size? See our size guide or write to us at contact@dansezo.fr.

Our guide: Heels dance for beginners: the guide to getting started well

Frequently asked questions

Which heel should I choose for heels?

Choose a heel you can control: stability matters more than height.

How can I avoid pain?

The right size, a cushion and adjustable straps.

How do I choose the right size for dance heels?

Measure your foot in cm and follow the chart. First exchange free.

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