Bloch Dance Girl's Annie Tyette Tap Shoe Little Kid (4-8 Years) 1 Wide Black Patent

Name: Bloch Dance Girl's Annie Tyette Tap Shoe Little Kid (4-8 Years) 1 Wide Black Patent
Brand: Bloch
SKU: 0688478884317
Price: 65.35 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Bloch

3.7/5

€
65.35

Founded in Sydney, in 1932 by Jacob Bloch, Bloch is a pioneer in the technical dance market. Since its inception, the renowned footwear brand has produced handmade pointe shoes for esteemed ballet dancers worldwide. Bloch recently entered an exciting new period of innovation and fashion design with the creation of mainstream footwear, following the demands by current customers to create street-ready shoes.

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EAN: 0688478884317

Categories Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry, Girls, Shoes, Athletic, Dance,

Sizing: Girls size 10 - 1 1/2 start with 1/2 size larger than street shoe. Girls size 2 - 3 1/2 start with 3 full sizes larger than street shoe size (women's sizes). Back of the shoe has no seam lines in lining and extra piece of black leather to secure heel and minimise rubbing. Non-slip pro balance pad added to the resin outsole to smooth out weight transference. Soft cashmere lining and padded insole for comfort and to reduce moisture. Bloch Techno tap plates. Two sides of the upper are fastened together with an elastic strip featuring a snap design and ribbon threaded through the eyelets and tied in a bow to conceal the elastic. Shaft measures approximately low-top from arch. Rubber sole. Imported. 100% Synthetic.

Department	unisex-child
Item model number	S0350G
Manufacturer	Bloch Dance
Package Dimensions	9 x 4.5 x 3 inches; 4.4 Ounces

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Scritto da: Nik B

Decent practice shoes

Decent practice shoes for a little one that is a beginner.

Scritto da: Lori

Not wide

Ordered these because they claim they are wide but they are they same width as regular

Scritto da: M T

Perfect for My Toddler

Loved these beginner tap shoes for my daughter. Was happy to see Bloch available on Amazon, as when I was a dancer, all of my things had to be bought at a physical store ????????

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Perfect and kid friendly

Laces come off so she can put on her self perfect and good quality

Scritto da: June

Hve been trying to return them for 3 days. And CONTINUE will not activate.

Smaller than expected. Plus they were NARROW. Should have been MEDIUM. Have tried and tried to return them. But when I try to click on to CONTINUE nothing happens. Please help me return them. That way I can order 8.5 MEDIUM in Black Patent. Thank you

Scritto da: Efrain Marquez

Size down

My daughter is normally a 12 but these were extremely big on her

Scritto da: BookLover55

The best girls tap shoes, hands down.

I've normally been a Capezio fan, but these tap shoes are changing my tune. They are far superior to Capezio Tyettes in several aspects. The tap itself is a heavier, sturdier metal, making a louder sound. And they are flush with the sole, with a thin layer of rubber to help with traction. Finally, they have a snap closure in addition to the ties, so my 5-yr-old daughter can put them on herself. (She takes the ribbon out for class but will use them for the recital.) Her first pair were Capezio, which is what I had always used. And they were really good. But she outgrew them before the end of the year and needed new shoes for her recital, so I decided to go with Bloch (which I'd always bought for my ballet and pointe shoes, as well as for my dance sneakers now) since they were less expensive and there's a chance she'll literally only be wearing them for a couple of weeks and then not fit in them for next year. But now I'll buy a new pair of Bloch when she needs the next size up. I'm a convert. As for sizing, according to the manufacturer's size chart, she should be a 10.5 according to her foot length, but I decided to go with the 11 to give room to grow. It's always been my experience that Bloch runs about a full size up from street shoes. She wears a 10 for street shoes, and the 11 are a little big, but not so big she can't dance. I will probably put no-show socks under her tights to fill the space for the recital. The 10.5 would have worked, too, but this gives a bit more room to grow so hopefully we won't need to buy a new pair before next year's recital.

Scritto da: Kaaaaaa

Narrow means NARROW

These shoes are super cute, my toddler didn’t want to take them off and thought they were the coolest thing! However she has really small skinny feet, she’ll be three soon and she’s just now getting into a toddler size 7 shoe. So I ordered her a narrow for her teeny feet, and they were a little too narrow, I sized up so she could have room to grow for the dance season but they were too tight and left marks around her toes.

Scritto da: Brittany C.

Fit very small and narrow

Way to small size up 2 sizes

Scritto da: M. Smith

Really tight and narrow small fit

Don’t make a very good tap sound