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Date Posted: 21:33:47 02/26/02 Tue
Author: LuAnne
Subject: Re: Dancing Shoes
In reply to: Dancing Feets 's message, "Dancing Shoes" on 06:27:49 02/26/02 Tue

>Can anyone suggest a place in the US (preferably East
>Coast) to buy set dancing shoes? The dancers here
>order theirs from Ireland, but I have difficult-to-fit
>feet and need to try them on. Thanks!
I wear Capezio Ladies Character shoes. I bought them at a regular dance shop and I think they cost around $70. They have a 2" wood heel with a leather "cap" and stitched leather soles and tie. They kind of look like "old lady's" shoes but they are very comfortable, secure, and make a wonderful "sound".

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[> [> "Old lady's shoes" is a good description. They need to have leather heels & soles so you can "batter--most dress shoes use rubber or synthetic nowadays. -- Dancing Feets, 07:43:43 02/27/02 Wed

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