Ballet Shoes Buying Guide
Ballet shoes are divided into three categories. The first is soft shoes. Soft shoes are also divided into two categories, full-sole, and split-sole.
It is recommended that beginners wear full-sole ballet shoes. This has a better training effect on the instep. After the instep is more and more powerful, you can wear split-sole soft shoes, and you can also show beautiful instep lines. The shoes upper has elastic with one strap and some with criss-cross.
Soft shoes are also available in a variety of materials, mainly leather, satin, and canvas. The leather is relatively durable, the satin looks better, but it is not durable. The canvas feels comfortable and breathable, which is also the most mainstream soft shoes.
The second category is the demi-pointe shoes. From the outside, it is the same as the pointe shoes. Because the soft pointe shoes do not have a hard sole, it is absolutely impossible to stand on the tip. Otherwise, it is easy to get hurt.
The third category is that everyone's favorite pointe shoes. Pointe shoes require strong ankle strength, external control, instep lines and a part of the natural leg type.
The beauty of ballet is not only in the eyes of the audience but also in the hearts of every dancer. A pair of dance shoes, recording every change, every fall, every pride, every real and happy day.
