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Zeinab women's salsa shoes -
Développé women's rhinestone salsa shoes -
Teresa women's salsa shoes -
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Women's Tango Shoes Héliotrope -
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Women's Latin Dance Shoes Payada -
Women's Ballroom Court Shoes Sylvie -
Christelle split-sole jazz and pole dance ankle boots Christelle split-sole jazz and pole dance ankle boots
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Women's Latin Dance Shoes Thalie -
Zlata women's dance shoes -
Patrizia women's satin salsa shoes -
Ljubljana pole dance and cabaret ankle boots -
Overture women's salsa shoes -
Esperanza holographic pole dance ankle boots with 20 cm heel Esperanza holographic pole dance ankle boots with 20 cm heel
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Alegria women's cabaret ankle boots
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Learn more about this collection
Our dance heels are made for heels classes, jazz heels and high-heel dancing: heels of 7.5 cm (3 in.) and up, ankle support and a dance sole that glides without catching.
How to Choose Your Dance Heels
- Height: start between 7.5 and 8.5 cm (about 3 to 3.3 in.), then move up to 9 cm (3.5 in.) and above.
- Support: an ankle strap or ribbon ties keep your foot in the shoe during floor work.
- Sole: suede lets you turn; for pole dance, choose dedicated sandals instead.
For lower heels, see our salsa shoes with heels and our maximum comfort selection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What heel height should I wear for a heels class?
Between 7.5 and 9 cm (3 to 3.5 in.) to start, with an ankle strap. Experienced dancers go above 9 cm.
Can I wear salsa shoes for dance heels?
Yes, a high-heeled Latin dance shoe works very well: it is light and flexible, and its suede sole makes turns easier.
Not sure about your size? Check our size guide or write to us at contact@dansezo.fr.