Flamenco Dance Shoes

Our flamenco dance shoes are made for zapateado, with a sturdy heel, a supportive strap and a sole that lets every footwork beat come through. Whether you are looking for your first pair of flamenco shoes or a new pair for class, you will find the essentials below.

Choosing the right shoes

• The heel: sturdy and stable to withstand the footwork
• The strap: it keeps your foot secure during zapateado
• The size: a snug fit for precise footwork

Read how to choose the right flamenco shoes.

Frequently asked questions

Do you need nails to start flamenco?

Nails produce the sound of zapateado. When starting out, ask your teacher for their advice. See flamenco shoes.

What heel height is best for flamenco?

The heel is generally wide and stable, often between 5 and 7 cm for women, to withstand the footwork.

Unsure about the size? Measure the length of your foot in centimetres and write to us at contact@dansezo.fr: we will advise you on the right size for the model you have chosen. See also our size guide.

What should I look for in flamenco dance shoes as a beginner?

Look for a stable heel, a strap that keeps your foot secure and a snug fit for precise footwork. If you are not sure, ask your teacher for advice before choosing.