The Best Line Dancing Shoes for Your Dancing Needs

Are you looking for the best line dancing shoes to improve your dance experience, or just look stunning on the. dancefloor?

You're in luck, because this blog is dedicated to helping you find the perfect pair of shoes for your needs. Not sure what type of line dancing shoe you need? Check out our guide on the different types of line dancing shoes available, and then decide which ones to buy. Here are some of the most common questions we receive regarding Line dancing!


What are the types of line dancing shoes?

There are a variety of types of line dance shoes, each with its own unique features and benefits.


Here are some of the most common one:




Line dance shoes can be tricky to choose. From ballet shoes, ballroom dance shoes, Latin dance shoes to jazz shoes. There is a lot of choice! But choosing the right shoes, that provide the best arch support, while being comfortable is key to enjoy a great night of dance!


Now, some of the shoes can be scary due to their high heels. But be assured that it is not a problem. Every shoes can be customised, and that include the heels height and shape.


Overall, the higher the heels are, the less stability they have!

You can also decide to choose a different heel shape to gain stability!

Cuban heels are generally the lowest heels on the market, and the thicker one. They will ensure a better stability, being closer to the ground, and with a bigger superficy in contact to the ground! However, they are not the lightweight one. If you want one that is lightweight, check our ballroom or Latin dance shoes!

At the opposite, the straight stiletto heels, or high heels, will require more skills in order to keep your balance!


Let's figure out how to pick the right line dancing shoes fro your need.


How do you choose the right line dancing shoes?


Finding the perfect dance shoes can be scary. Here is our recommendation before choosing a dance shoes:


  • Define what line dance will you do. Each type of dance has they own etiquettes and dance shoes. Check our guide on the perfect dancewear for each style of dance.
  • Then define what type of shoes you like? Modern? Street wear? Classical shoes? Plain colours?
  • Are you a beginner? or an advance dancer? If you are a beginner, always go for a lower heel like a cuban heels 5cm or a flared heel 7cm.
  • Measure your feet in cm or inches, and follow our guide on the different heels size and shape. You want your shoes to be tight, so they support your feet properly, while dancing and executing some complicated moves!
  • Are you planning to dance indoor or outdoor? Indoor, we will recommend you to get a suede sole dance shoes! However, Suede sole can not be worn outside!
  • Make sure to choose a shoes with a good arch support and ankle support. As well as a cushion insoles. We recommend you to use the T-bar dance shoes for maximum support.
  • Finally, how often are you planning to go dancing? If it is once a week, one pair of dance shoes is good. However, if you are planning to go out often, we will recommend you to buy more than one pair and alternate them to make sure your shoes stay in good condition longer!


Check out our Shoes Care Guide.


What size should I get?

When it comes to line dancing, you need a shoe that fits well. That is supportive and is still comfortable.


To find the right size, start by:

  • Removing your shoes and socks,
  • Measure your feet from the heel to the longer toe.
  • Compare this measurement to the size chart provided.


If you have any questions about sizing, don't hesitate to contact us by email or phone call. We want to ensure that you find the best dance shoes, while making your experience memorable! Our customer service is one of the best in Australia, so please do not hesitate! We will be shipping your order as soon as we receive it - if available in our warehouse.

And Remember, you will be dancing with your new shoes all night. Better we take couple of minutes making sure they will be the best fit! That will make your dance experience evermore enjoyable!


Does dance shoes matter?

Yes, they absolutely do! We wrote an article here on why dance shoes matter.

But in a nutshell, it helps you prevent any injuries. A common one is plantar fasciitis. It is very common to athlete and dancers that. are extremely active but do not stretch enough. Plantar fasciitis feels like a sharp pain under the foot towards the heels. And every step you take will feel painful. To avoid that, we highly recommend wearing good quality dance shoes like ours. Tap shoes, dance sneakers, ballet shoes, pointe shoes, split sole, suede sole, ballroom dance shoes, Latin dance shoes, jazz shoes, etc. Those are essential and will make a big difference in your dancing life!



Do I need to buy separate pairs of shoes for each routine?

You don't have to buy separate shoes for each routine. However, the dance instructor will often ask for a certain colour or style of dance shoes that would match the costume and outfits.

This will depends to your dance instructor and the level of show performed. The more advance shows usually required some very shinny shoes like our competition dance shoes.

If you just use them occasionally and to go social dance, we will recommend two pairs as a start! One Paire of shoes during classes and another one during your social dance night!


Do I need to break in my new line dancing shoes?

Dancing is a great way to get your heart rate up and release endorphins - the good kind! However, dancing in shoes that are not properly fitted can lead to injuries down the line. That's why it's important to break in your new line dancing shoes before you start dancing. To do this, gradually increase the amount of time you spend practicing each day with your new shoes. When it comes to finding the best line dancing shoes, there's no one-size-fits-all answer. Take into account your dance style, shoe size, and budget before making a purchase.


Conclusion

Now that you know what to look for when shopping for line dancing shoes, it's time to take a look at our top picks. From beginner-friendly shoes to shoes that will accommodate a variety of dance styles, we've got you covered. Just be sure to follow the instructions included with each shoe to ensure optimal performance. Thanks for reading and we hope you enjoy our selection!




Frequently Asked Questions


Is line dancing good for you?

Absolutely! Dancing is a great way to have fun and exercise while socialising and meeting new people! This is also a great way to work on your coordination and balance, as well as people skills! If you just started dancing, know that this is a great decision for your life and health in general!


Are there any special care instructions that I should follow when wearing my line dance shoes?

When it comes to line dance shoes, you'll want to avoid extreme heat and cold as both can damage the shoes. Wearing them for prolonged periods of time is not advised either. That's why we usually recommend you to buy two pairs of dance shoes. You can then alternate them, and not always wear the same shoes!


Avoid exposing the shoes to direct sunlight or moisture as this will also cause damage.


Finally, You should brush your line dance shoes regularly with a soft cloth if they start getting dirty or a social shoe brush!


I want to start salsa dancing. What are the good shoes for me?


If you are a beginner, we will recommend to start with a cuban heel or a 7cm flared heel.

You can read our article regarding the Ultimate guide for choosing the right Ballroom dance shoes!

Here are some of our best recommendations bellow. Those are perfect dance shoes for line dancing, ballroom dance shoes, tango, bachata, kizomba, zouk, Latin Dancing. We also offer a large range of accessories.


Our Top Picks: 5 Best Line Dancing Shoes

At Latin dance Shoes Australia, we only sell premium quality dance shoes. Check out our beautiful dance shoes and new arrivals.

Here are our best 5 line dancing shoes recommendations for salsa, tango, bachata, line dancing, ballroom dance:



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