How to tell if your pointe shoes are not in use anymore.
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To all of our ballet dancers, it is important to know when your pointe shoes are not good to dance
Here are a few signs of when your pointe shoes have no more dance left:
· If you start to feel the floor through your shoes when you’re on pointe while dancing
· The box begins to feel soft and not very supportive
· The shank is no longer supportive or does not feel as supportive as it used to
Also, there are other things to look out for that could mean your shoes are ready for renewal:
· Feeling pain in areas you do not normally feel pain in
· Being unable to push over the box correctly
· Unable to stay on pointe when balancing or turning
If your box or shank becomes damaged or cracked in any way you should look into getting a new pair soon. Don’t rely on the shank to tell you when your shoes are dead. The box is just as important in supporting your foot. Both the shank and the box should be giving you support and if one isn’t then it’s time for some new pointe shoes.
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