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69% of Fit Survey respondents said this shoe "Felt narrower than marked"
79% of Fit Survey respondents said this shoe had "No arch support"
Customer Rating/Review
Capezio Split-Sole Tap Shoe
Number of reviews: 3
Average customer ratings:
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2009-07-02 20:24:06 Capezio Split-Sole Tap Shoe
Reviewer:
Anonymous
from West Hollywood, CA
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Shoe Size: Felt a half size smaller than marked
Shoe Width: Felt narrower than marked
Shoe Arch: No arch support
Not bad to learn in, but the sound's a bit tinny...
This tap is fun to practice in because it's easy to roll up and literally walk around on your toes. Past that, though, as the other commenter said, there are better Capezio shoes. My biggest issue with the shoe is that the tap itself sounds thin to me. I prefer the Capezio Dance Sneaker, which has the Teletone II tap. That tap has a stronger, fuller sound, and the sneaker allows you to toe-stand easily. The shoe also gives you a bit more support and there's awesome shock absorption. If you're a girl, you can't audition for traditional Broadway tap in these shoes (or the sneaks). You need a heel to elongate your leg--and you can't toe-stand in Capezio heels. Or, I guess I should say *I* can't toe-stand in them. I've opted to move to Miller & Ben--which has an oxford tap with a 2" heel.
Other brands recommended by reviewer: Capezio Dancesneaker
2008-03-11 19:56:51 Capezio Split-Sole Tap Shoe
Reviewer:
Anonymous
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Shoe Size: Felt true to size
Shoe Width: Felt true to width
Shoe Arch: No arch support
Not the best tap shoe out there...
Well, I have to say first that I am a very very good tap dancer, and this shoe is great for anyone who is dancing for fun and at a beginning level. However, I don't think long time tappers should choose this particular shoe. Capezio has made far better tap shoes than this one.
Other brands recommended by reviewer: other capezios, uggs
2004-10-14 22:21:46 Capezio Split-Sole Tap Shoe
Reviewer:
Andrew T
from New York, NY
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Shoe Size: Felt a full size smaller than marked
Shoe Width: Felt narrower than marked
Sounds good, but isn't that great...
I'm a professional tap dancer and have been for years. I've always been a supporter of Capezio and, because I always like to know what kinds of tap shoes are out there, I always try the latest product. A few years ago, I purchased these, the MCG03's. Although the sound was better than average and the shoe fit rather comfortably, I noticed that the shoe gave almost no support whatsoever. For toe stands, they are ideal; for any other step, however, I highly encourage against them. My recommendation for any student looking for shoes is the Capezio MCG09's (the ones with the Teletone II taps). It gives better support and has an adequate sound quality for an amateur dancer. For a professional dancer (who probably is not looking at this shoe anyway), I would recommend the Capezio K360, which should later be customized with a build-up of anywhere between 1/8" and 3/8". They require a bit more money, a trip to the shoemaker, and a comparatively long time to break in, but they are well worth it.
Other brands recommended by reviewer: Capezio MCG09
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