Ballet Pointe Shoes, Pink Ballet Pointe Shoes for Girls and Women with Ballet Toe Pads/Elastic Band

I used to do ballet for a ballet company and have spent hundreds of dollars on pointe shoes. I'm quite fascinated by this rise of cheap ones, and a little concerned about how easily one can purchase something that has the potential to damage feet and legs. I don't think these are the best quality, and they will not fit all feet - in fact, correct fitting of shoes goes a LONG way in avoiding injury. The quality is not terrible, however, so if you need a wide box, these might be okay for backup shoes or temporary shoes. They do include pre-sewn ribbons, which I think needs to be resewn farther back toward the heel. They also include elastics which need to be sewn on; the elastics are actually really nice quality and material. I personally would NOT wear these (I love my ankles), but love them as a decorative element in my room - tied the ribbons all together in a bow and hung them over the corner of my dresser mirror. The aesthetic is there, but for ballet safety, see a professional fitter or do some research online as to what works best for your foot type and needs. Yes it's fun to get cheap pointe shoes and toodle around the living room, but ankles require a lot of training to develop stability and quality of pointe shoe can make or break the safety of your feet and legs. Cheap is not always good for something like this! I'd say these are perfect for decoration or costume, but otherwise, be careful!

Very good for the price, very stable shoe. Size was accurate but had a low vamp which some might not like

Material very thin

It’s ok, harder than rocks though. Also get a size bigger, cut you will struggle to use it if you get it true to ur foot

No words needed… idk why they played like this.