Bloch Splitflex II SKU: #7811445
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- The Bloch Split Flex II enables the dancer to better articulate as it works with the foot to provide a great range of movement and a beautiful, extended line when the dancer is pointing.
- A versatile character shoe, the Split Flex II suitable for character dance and interdisciplinary demi-character work.
- Smooth leather upper.
- T-strap with adjustable buckle and small hidden elastic gore around ankle for a comfortable, personalized fit, allowing movement of the foot.
- Shorter shank and elastic goring that wraps around the underside of the shoe combine to enhance the dancer's pointe.
- External stabilizer reinforces the heel without compromising the flexibility of the shoe enabling the dancer to feel supported and secure.
- Soft leather lining.
- Cushioned insole for comfort.
- Suede forefoot outsole facilitates turning and sliding while providing some grip.
- This style runs smaller than marked. The manufacturer recommends going a half size larger than your normal size (if you are trying to accommodate a wide width, please order a full size larger than your normal size).
- Heel Height: 2 1⁄2 in
- Weight: 6 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 8. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Bloch´s philosophy of listening to dancers is still as strong today as it was when Jacob Bloch made his first pair of pointe shoes in 1932. Bloch arrived from Europe in 1931 at the height of the Great Depression and began making shoes by hand in the workshop where he lived.
Bloch loved watching ballet and visited many dance studios. At one such studio, he noticed a young dancer who was having trouble staying on pointe. Bloch promised he would make her a better pair of shoes, and so he did. After that, Bloch’s reputation for making good dance shoes spread rapidly.
At Bloch, the respect the company has for its clients' art is infinite. Contributing to a dancer's artistry, in even the slightest way is the ultimate Bloch goal. Admittedly jealous of their clients' artistic ability, Bloch is proud to contribute confidence and beauty through the best dance footwear in the world.
Bloch loved watching ballet and visited many dance studios. At one such studio, he noticed a young dancer who was having trouble staying on pointe. Bloch promised he would make her a better pair of shoes, and so he did. After that, Bloch’s reputation for making good dance shoes spread rapidly.
At Bloch, the respect the company has for its clients' art is infinite. Contributing to a dancer's artistry, in even the slightest way is the ultimate Bloch goal. Admittedly jealous of their clients' artistic ability, Bloch is proud to contribute confidence and beauty through the best dance footwear in the world.
