Linodes(Tent Leather Upper Jazz Shoe Slip-on for Women and Men's Dance Shoes

Fit perfectly, size accurate to my expectations (I did read precious reviews), nice quality, comfortable arch support and grip, a great first pair and good value for the money, can’t wait to see how they last

Loved the shoes! I'm not a dancer but I'm wearing them as flats. The seller was super diligent in connecting with me to make sure I understand how to measure. I just based it on the measurement when I put a tape measure to my foot.Since I'm wearing this as an "everyday shoe" I've put in some insoles which have made them a bit tighter but the leather will eventually adjust. Happy with my purchase!

My daughter has been doing school dance for the past 5 years and we have always bought this brand of shoes. They hold up, the fit is comfortable and they are a good value for the cost. My daughter is a true 9.5 and we buy a 9 in these

The shoe looks like it is three times too small....until you put it on and realize that it stretches at the arch area to allow you to have a hell under your heel and a pad under the ball of your foot. Despite the heel and pad, you will feel as it you are barefoot, but that is part of the design, so buy it if that is what you are looking for. If you want/need something rigid that will offer support all around your foot, this is NOT the shoe for you. It is, essentially, a leather sock, with something solid underneath to withstand the wear of dancing on. If you plan on dancing a lot and want them to last, then have a cobbler add leather or suede sole to the bottom surface (floor contact) so that they last. For the price, just order another pair when these wear out. The fit is comfortable, however, you will want to insert some kind of liner in the front toe section of the shoe, at the very least, if not for odor management, then for comfort. The primary reason for this is the fact the very front of the shoe, where the pads of your toes rest, has NO insole, only rippled leather (extremely uncomfortable. The insole of the shoe falls short about 2 cm or maybe 1" of the very tip of the front of the shoe, so the pads of your toes will press on the stictching and ribbed material where the leather shoe is sewn to the sole pad. Look at the pictures in the description. Where you see leather ripples/ridges in the toe area....there is no liner, sole, or pad covering this area inside the shoe. Your toes will not be happy. An easy, cheap solution is to purchase, trim, and insert thin shoe liners that reach all the way up to the front of the shoe, and then you will be very happy with these shoes. They are great for practicing or even dancing (socially), but be careful that others do not step on your feet because you will have no protection for the top of your toes. Happy dancing!!

I wore these for several shows and they are perfect for any pace of Jazz dance. Could be used in other genres as well. They mold to your feet so at first it does not matter what side you put them on. :) Have fun dancing!