Good shoes for dancing as well as general use?

[1derpalm]

I recently tried out the new sneakers from Werner Kern, and they’ve actually surprised me in a good way. They’re made of real leather, which feels soft and sturdy at the same time, and the PU sole is street-friendly — not too sticky, not too slippery. What I really like is that I can wear them straight from home to the dance studio without changing shoes. They look like regular casual sneakers, so nobody would guess they’re made for dancing, and they handle both indoor and outdoor floors really well. I’ve worn them for a few socials and even a long day of errands, and they held up great in both comfort and support. For what they cost, I think the price-to-quality ratio is honestly solid.

Where do I get such shoes, do they have half sizes and come in wide?

 

[DanceEnthusiast]

Where do I get such shoes, do they have half sizes and come in wide?

I bought them in a shop in Munich. But they have a quite good retailer network around the world. And they also have an onlineshop. They do come in half sizes. They come in regular width, but they are equipped with multi-width-middle sole which can be taken out, to get more space.

 

[WellHelloThere]

I don’t see how that would work. Except for Latin club nights.

Outdoor shoes would have to have some grip, which means would not be good on slow floors.