LeoWomen's Spectator Dance Shoe

My daughter loves her new tap shoes and I think they are beautiful! The quality is excellent! I definitely recommend this product.

I’m a usual size 6.5 I order a women’s 7 it was more like a size 5 seriously couldn’t even get my foot in in it.. I reordered in a 8.5 hopefully it will fit🤦🏻‍♀️Update:The 8.5 fit perfect.. these do not have teletone taps but they’re fine for what I need them for.

My daughter wears a size 3 street shoe, and the 4.5, were too small- I returned for a 5.5!

I watched these tap shoes for a LONG time before purchasing because (for me, a non-pro dancer) they were expensive. Then they dropped below $100 & I was THRILLED.I paid $79+ taxes, but now they are available for $59! Wish I had waited. But, if you’re watching & wondering if $59 is a decent price, I say YES! They do wear “small” so order at least 1/2 size LARGER than street shoe-size, even larger if wearing socks rather than support stockings or tights!

I wear a 5.5/6 shoe and ordered a 6 and 7 based off the other reviews. The 6 was tiny! I was able to squeeze my feet into them, but will need a 7. I’ve never worn a 7 in my life! Also, please note that shoelaces were not included. I’m glad I ordered purple sparkly ones on a whim.

I'm an amateur tap dancer, I've been tap dancing about 1 year now.I had bought a pair of Theatrical tap shoes for my first pair and straight off the bat you can tell they're cheap. I was waiting for my birthday to roll around so I could get these.They were so worth the wait!The quality of the sound of the shoe is amazing!The are very comfy, I dont wear socks with mine because they're so soft and supportive.I was worried about the heel giving me blisters but it doesn't!Before buying, my mom read reviews for the shoe and how it runs small.I wear a street shoe of 7.5, she had to purchase an 8.5 and they fit like a glove.10/10 Worth the price!

I am a dance teacher and have already owned these(and LOVED them). Problem is: I typically wear a 6, but purchased a 7 at our local dance store, since they didn't have my size and I REALLY wanted them. However, once they wore in a bit, I was finding they were too big and difficult to tap in because of that. I purchased a 6 on line (on ebay)....the description did say to order a size up because they run small, but because I already owned a 'size up' and they were too big, I stuck with the 6. However, I couldn't even get 1/2 my foot inside it. It was more like a 4. I sent them back & thought maybe they were 'knock offs' and ordered a size 6 from Amazon instead. I was able to fit my feet in those size 6, but had to really squeeze...and no way I could dance in them. So, I returned those as well. At this point, I don't dare order another pair/size, which is a bummer b/c I have always been really happy with my Leo's.

I treated myself to a new pair of taps after the first year of formal tap class. I chose the Leo's due to reviews, price and the look of the shoe. After dancing in them for several hours, I've been happy with them, however, a tiny bit more room in the front of the shoe would be helpful for my foot.The front of the shoe runs a bit narrow so if you have bunyons beware. I chose not to get a wide size as my foot would have probably slipped out while dancing.If I was in a store, I would have tried an 8.5 to see the difference. I wear an 8 women's street shoe but due to the narrow front end of the shoe it may have given me a bit more room. I considered returning them but was eager to try them so I kept them :)

Love these shoes! I have been dancer for 33 years and a Tap Dance instructor for more then 20 years , these shoes will be great for long teaching hours. A little snug across the top when I first put them on but within an hour they were all broken in and ready for classes. The Taps are not as clear as a tele-tone tap, however, if you have been dancing long enough then you know how to clear up tap sounds on basic taps as well. They look great on as well and I know my students will all want a pair when they see mine. Fantastic product!!