1st Position Split Sole Jazz Shoes with Rubber Heel & Suede Sole
Product Code
JS0001
From £23.99
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Stylish lace-up jazz shoes from 1st Position offer comfort, durability and a great fit for jazz dance routines.
* Leather upper
* Neoprene sports mesh mid section panel improves breathability
* Suede split sole
* Rubber heel
* Lace-up front
Product Warnings:
* Leather upper
* Neoprene sports mesh mid section panel improves breathability
* Suede split sole
* Rubber heel
* Lace-up front
Product Warnings:
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Product Questions
Do you not make wider fit dance shoes and if not, why not? I am a size 5 W and to get the right width, I had to go to a 6 and 1/2 which were like dancing in clown's shoes. The majority of dancers are not just slim ballerinas, they also include older women who do circle/folk/line dancing and should also be catered for and many of us have wider feet. What am i supposed to do to find a wider fit dance shoe? Trainers are inappropriate because they mostly have rigid soles and doing delicate steps and turning around in them is a nightmare. Any solutions would be most welcome. Thank you.
Question by: Laura MacAlevey on 31 Jul 2024, 15:15
Thank you for your message. Most of our 1st Position shoes are suited to a medium foot, we do appreciate this does not fit all dancers. Jazz shoes should feel snug on the foot, similar to how a sock may feel. Over time, jazz shoes will naturally mold to the shape of the foot. We would suggest trying a different brand, Bloch tend to come up slightly wider than other brands. They have told us their medium fit is actually medium to wide. If you would like a similar style we would suggest the Bloch NEO Flex Slip on jazz shoes, the only difference being they are slip on and not lace up. I apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Answer by: Frances Willett on 31 Jul 2024, 16:03
Is the sole split 50-50 Suede front & rubber heel? Or does your 'suede sole' cover the whole sole?
You could save the trouble and describe the shoes as Suede front & back, or Suede front - rubber heel?!
You could save the trouble and describe the shoes as Suede front & back, or Suede front - rubber heel?!
Question by: Michael on 12 Sep 2021, 16:38
The suede covers the whole sole.
Answer by: Jan Chope on 14 Sep 2021, 09:32
