Shoes made for dancing
SUPADANCE is one of the very top manufacturers in the dance shoe world and the quality of their footwear is never less than excellent. Supadance worked with Linedancer magazine some years ago devising a whole range exclusive to Linedancer and which introduced the concept of Flexi soles to many Line dancers who have never looked back.
Simply put, a Flexi shoe consists of a split sole (the ball of the foot has a leather sole which is separated from the shank and heel) allowing the shoe to simply bend and twist the way your foot does. The results are amazing and this Rolls Royce of a shoe is simply comfort itself. It truly warrants its higher costs and it has often been said that every dancer should try a pair of Flexi shoes once in his or her lifetime.
BLOCH is the byword in the world of dance trainers. Totally innovative, totally must haves, BLOCH shoes are known the world over. The trainers we choose from their range always combine quality and design. A BLOCH trainer looks different, feels great and is a real sensation to wear. Perfect for everyday if you are a more casual dancer, those trainers are light and comfortable, built for you to dance for hours on end. And our prices are some of the keenest around….
ROCH VALLEY is an incredible manufacturer which creates elegance, style and refinement on a tight budget. Those shoes always fly out when we take them to an outside event and you can instantly see why. Many ladies have told us how tempted they are to wear them away from the dance floor (not a good idea with a suede sole though).
Line dancers who want something special and want to look their best will definitely love ROCH VALLEY. And at prices like the ones we are promoting those little gems at, you won’t hesitate….
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