My Dance Art - Diamant shoes are ready to be retired and put away for emergencies only! Now I have shoes that are less "ballroom" looking -- more "street" style.
I'll put up a link of my new shoes, but I'm not sure if it's "allowed" -- You can't purchase on the site so maybe it's okay?
w w w.salsapromotions.com/salsadanceshoes/womenssandals.html
The top shoe -- Experience Michelle, 2.5" heel.
*They are black leather with suede insoles *YEAH, now that I'm going sans stockings!* and have leather soles. I was worried about slipping but the owner of the shop danced with me in his studio and even with minimal "scuffing" they were not slippery at all.
*The larger heel base (twice the size of my Dance Art shoe heels) will really help with balance.
*I won't have to bring my shoes separately in a bag unless it's truly rough terrain, or it's wet outside.
*I won't have to resole the shoes! YEAH! The suede soles were fine but honestly, I could have bought a new pair of shoes with the $120 I spent resoling those suckers 4 times over the last year and a half.
I wore them out for the first time last night and other than some minor rubbing at the back of the ankle, they worked just fine! No slipping or anything! In fact, I've slipped out more with my old shoes/suede soles -- so leather soles might be just the thing for me.
Now any tips on how to keep them from staining my poor feet black when I wear them?
;-)
Melissa
I'll put up a link of my new shoes, but I'm not sure if it's "allowed" -- You can't purchase on the site so maybe it's okay?
w w w.salsapromotions.com/salsadanceshoes/womenssandals.html
The top shoe -- Experience Michelle, 2.5" heel.
*They are black leather with suede insoles *YEAH, now that I'm going sans stockings!* and have leather soles. I was worried about slipping but the owner of the shop danced with me in his studio and even with minimal "scuffing" they were not slippery at all.
*The larger heel base (twice the size of my Dance Art shoe heels) will really help with balance.
*I won't have to bring my shoes separately in a bag unless it's truly rough terrain, or it's wet outside.
*I won't have to resole the shoes! YEAH! The suede soles were fine but honestly, I could have bought a new pair of shoes with the $120 I spent resoling those suckers 4 times over the last year and a half.
I wore them out for the first time last night and other than some minor rubbing at the back of the ankle, they worked just fine! No slipping or anything! In fact, I've slipped out more with my old shoes/suede soles -- so leather soles might be just the thing for me.
Now any tips on how to keep them from staining my poor feet black when I wear them?
;-)
Melissa