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Tallinn sequinned salsa shoes with 3.5 cm heel 
Tallinn sequinned salsa shoes with 3.5 cm heel
Tallinn sequinned salsa shoes with 3.5 cm heel
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Vestris silver or red heeled salsa shoes -
Lotier women's satin salsa shoes -
Hortensia women's rhinestone salsa shoes -
Alessia women's salsa shoes -
Gdansk women's salsa shoes -
Grahn women's salsa shoes -
Bilbao patent leather-effect salsa shoes, 3.5 or 5.5 cm heel 
Bilbao patent leather-effect salsa shoes, 3.5 or 5.5 cm heel
Bilbao patent leather-effect salsa shoes, 3.5 or 5.5 cm heel
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Aurore women's patent leather salsa shoes -
Daphné women's salsa shoes -
Pelageya unisex salsa and jazz practice shoes -
Paquita men's heeled salsa shoes -
Gardénia women's salsa shoes -
Enrichetta women's salsa shoes -
Gabrielle women's suede-effect salsa shoes -
Nour men's leather salsa shoes -
Porteño women's salsa shoes -
Riga women's heeled salsa shoes -
Aurelio women's salsa shoes -
Florence women's suede salsa shoes -
Victoire women's salsa shoes -
Livia women's salsa shoes -
Eldrid children's salsa shoes -
Livry women's rhinestone salsa shoes -
Dupond women's rhinestone salsa shoes -
Masha women's salsa shoes -
Rafael women's salsa dance ankle boots -
Brunella women's salsa shoes -
Pablo women's rhinestone salsa shoes
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Our salsa dance shoes for women and men are designed for spinning, with a dance sole that pivots without catching and straps that keep the foot in place. Whether you need salsa shoes for your first classes or salsa dancing shoes for long nights, choose a heel height that suits your level.
Choosing the right salsa shoes
- For beginners: a 5 to 7 cm heel, preferably flared, and an ankle strap.
- For turns: a suede sole and a well-supported forefoot.
- For long nights: a flexible material and a moderate heel.
- For men: low-heeled, lace-up shoes with a dance sole.
Our complete guide: how to choose your salsa shoes when you're starting out. Are you unsure about bachata? Read bachata or salsa shoes.
Our salsa selections
Women's salsa shoes · Heeled salsa shoes · Men's dance shoes
Frequently asked questions
Do you need special shoes for salsa?
For your first few classes, smooth-soled dress shoes can do the job. As soon as you start doing turns, a proper dance sole prevents you from straining your knees and slipping.
What size should I choose for salsa shoes?
Salsa shoes should fit snugly, without your toes sticking out. Measure your foot in centimeters and compare it to the size guide.
How do I care for the soles of my salsa shoes?
Brush the suede sole occasionally with a brass brush to restore its grip, and do not wear them outside.
What are the best salsa dance shoes for beginners?
Look for a 5 to 7 cm heel, preferably flared, with an ankle strap to keep your foot in place. A suede sole will let you pivot easily as you learn your first turns.
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 size for the model you've chosen. Also check our size guide.
What should I look for in salsa dancing shoes for long nights?
Choose a flexible material and a moderate heel so your feet stay comfortable for hours. A suede sole and a well-supported forefoot will still let you turn easily from the first song to the last.