CapezioWomen's Footundeez, pettite

These are not capezio they are a total knock off! Capezio brand is written in cursive with the c logo in the center like the picture shows. The product is not what the picture shows the brand is written in huge capital letters spaced badly they are made in China while normal capezio comes from Thailand. Horrible quality super disappointed.

Both my daughters have worn these for at least 3 years now but the sizing runs so small that I'm certain this is the main reason for netting ripping and threads coming apart for other dancers.My youngest daughter (age 9) is a street shoe size 2... she uses the ADULT size EXTRA SMALL toe undies and they fit her fine and have lasted a year now. So her true size is 2.5 up from their sizing scale.My oldest daughter (16 yrs) wears a street size 8 and she wears the ADULT size LARGE for this item - also has lasted a year. Again 2.5 higher than the product's sizing scale.Hope this helps someone as I too wasted $30 on the wrong size initially when ordering. If the sizing was corrected the durability issue would also be corrected. Rated 3 until they fix the sizing.

These are really great in that they keep you from destroying your feet, but the durability isn't there. I bought two over the course of a winter guard season, but the second one I hand-stitched back together when it started falling apart. After a bit of use the stitches keeping the suede pads on the bottom attached start to disintegrate. Plus, the suede gets packed with dirt and becomes smooth and shiny, which reduces traction.In terms of performance it's definitely a step up from half-wearing socks, but be prepared to buy several over a season or do your own repairs.

I love these footundies there very comfortable and provide the perfect amount of support when trying to do turns on the Dance Floor. I bought the use so that I wouldn't get blisters after long days of practice and they seem to be really nice. My only problem with them is that they have a thinner material on them and they feel like they may not last a super long time. So for that reason and that reason only I feel like they're a little bit overpriced. Other than that incredible and do exactly what I was hoping they would do. I wear size 7 shoes for reference and I got a pair of Smalls they fit perfectly.

I took the suggestions and ordered a size up. The size up was still a little too tight for my wider feet. The pads at the bottom don’t line up where they are supposed to... at all... not even close. This made it difficult to wear because I had to keep adjusting them during class. One got a hole at the seams, within the first 1/2 hour of my even wearing them... during the class warm up... not even during the actual class. I had read reviews that people didn’t like these, that they weren’t that great, but these are really not worth it.

I was able to order the dark color for my daughter and they match her skin well. She has had no complaints dancing in them, but they do run a bit small, so size up.

Super cute, I ordered the pink polka dot ones. I noticed lots of the girls in my Jazz class at my college were using this and said they helped them turn, and since I was having trouble with my pirouettes, I decided to give them a shot. Overall I'm happy with it except for $20 I would expect them to hold up a little better. I noticed when they came there was already some stitching coming out from one of the suede pads on the bottom. Good thing it was double-stitched, but what should happen if they completely come out? I will have lost my shoes for dance. I used them for the first time in class today and noticed more stitching coming up from the bottom. Also, it was annoying that they kept sliding around my foot. I thought they would stay a little better, and I expected them to be a bit longer to cover more of the bottom of the foot to help turning. It would work well for a child or someone with relatively small feet but for someone who is a women's size 8 I wouldn't mind an extra half inch. Anyway like I said overall they're good just be mindful that they slide and the stitching comes up, and they're super cute. Dunno if I'd spend for another pair if these came apart.

I don't dance without these on, but I think I should have bought a size smaller. I wear a women's 12 in shoes and the undeez that match that size fit like a shoe would, but I'd prefer a snugger fit so it doesn't move so much when I'm trying to dance. I have to keep adjusting them so my pinky toe isn't swallowed and that the bottom patches stay on the bottom of my foot and aren't on the side. Also, I thought the patches would be made of a different material that would cause more friction so I could grip the ground better, but that isn't the case. They work well for not killing my feet while doing turns, though.

My daughter loves these for dance. I think we are on the third pair now,! They last really well, are comfortable and work well. I think they come on the small size, so I think we tend to size up.

I love these so much and I haven't stopped dancing in them since I got them. I've had them for a over a year now and they are still going strong. I use them mainly for salsa dancing (including Cali salsa which can be quite heavy on the feet).

Great accessory for any child that takes up dancing for fun or with the hope to go further. Been told they are comfortable and really help with the moves on the ball of your foot.

I actually bought these for use in martial arts (karate and taekwondo) not dance and they're perfect, exactly what I was looking for. I got a size M (UK 4-5) as I'm usually a 5 in most places. The fit is perfect for me, not too tight or loose. Hope this helps anyone wondering about the sizing :)

perfect starter set for my daughter who is a size 2.5 shoe.