IJONDA Adult Ballet Pointe Shoes for Girls Women with Toe Pads and Mesh Bag

I bought these as a gift for someone after seeing a recent ballet performance. They are so awesome. Love them.

Fits well, as described

Run big. They are good fort amazon but if you don’t size right they can really fall off your heels. If they do that I recommend button tall socks over them to keep them in place when practicing at home.This is after owning them for a while. I taped the bottoms because the fabric scratches after a lot of use.

So obviously I don’t recommend these to actually use for ballet. Pointe takes years to perfect and years to be ready to be on pointe. You must have 2-4 years of practice, enough strength, a good arch, and good core also enough balance. Once you reach that point you get fitted and get nice actual pointe shoes. But besides that these are great for a photoshoot (which is why I got them) or for decoration. DO NOT GET THIS IF YOU ARE NOT EXPERIENCED. Injury could occur. But if you planning on getting this for a photo shoot or decor that’s great. For that reason I would recommend this product. The color is good. I would get a size bigger tho.

They are as described I wore them for my wedding

I would not buy this again because the padding they use is thin so it hurts your foot when use , and ribbon is hard to use and I would get the next size down because it runs big and over I would not wear this to a real ballet class

We got these for our 10 year old and she loves them. Great fit, nice material, and good quality. They are a shiny pink color and the ribbons are beautiful. They run true to size. They also came with the silicone inserts and a cute storage bag.

The manufacturer really messed up here - the shank was so long that it poked into the platform, making it uneven. I could barely get up, and couldn’t extend my leg correctly. It would be dangerous to try to do pointe work in these. Honestly pay the extra money for properly made shoes. That said, if you’re buying these as a decoration or for a costume (aka you don’t plan on dancing in them) they’re fine.