Sansha Motion Dance Sneaker
- Women should select two sizes up from street shoe, men’s shoe size is accurate to street shoe
- Split sole construction for flexibility
- Air cushion at heel
Get in Motion with this dance sneaker from Sansha. The mesh upper provides the ultimate in breathability, while the split rubber sole allows a full range of flexibility.
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A selection from the 4/5/08 Zumba Fitness Marathon to support the Arthritis Foundation. This song is “Que Te Pica” by Notch, and the routine is led by the fabulous Tea.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Zumba is coming to West Milford
Free Zumba class at PAL on April 17 West Milford Working out and having fun don’t usually appear in the same sentence. That changes when Zumba is part of your work out. Now, Michelle Toale, one of the owners of Precision Dance Academy, is starting a Zumba program at the West Milford Police Athletic League (PAL).
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WRONG SIZE LISTED ON AMAZON PAGE,
DO NOT ORDER THIS SHOE EXPECTING A US SIZE 10 WOMENS….It is size 10 China (which is 7.5 Womens in US). I bought these, tried them on and was in a panic that my feet had swelled an unbelievable amount since having kids. The good thing is my friend is a size 7.5 – she bought the shoes from me but then ordered shoes for me as a trade from Amazon (and she had told them about the size discrepancy in the listing). Amazon assured her they were a US size 10, sent her the shoes and they are again, a size 7.5 us/China 10. Very, very frustrating.
The shoe itself is alright but without really being able to wear it, can’t comment as to comfort.
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|Works well for Zumba class,
I normally wear a women’s 6.5M so I followed what the other reviews suggested and ordered a size 8. I was nervous about the bigger size but when they arrived the shoes fit just fine. The tag inside the shoes says 8M and then also says US Ladies size 6.5. I’ve been using my running shoes for Zumba and always felt like my ankles were sore after class (they are not built for dancing!) After wearing these shoes to class, no ankle or knee problems. I felt like I could twist and move a lot better. The only drawback to these shoes is they have a very thick front and back sole and no sole in the middle so I feel they look like high heel sneakers. This may just be the way dance shoes are built. These are the same shoes my Zumba instructor uses so I guess they must be good for dance.
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