Description

The Glenshee Ladies Highland Dancing Pump designed and made in Scotland by Thistle Shoes.

Developed in conjunction with dancers to provide the best supporting, shock absorbing and dispersal available.

This new range has had rave reviews and is definitely going to be the most talked about shoes on the circuit.

Candice Walker ‘Senior Champion of Champions 2012′. With over 59 Championship career wins to date…...

“Thistle Shoes really do help with prevention of injury as the shock absorber go unnoticed, so no discomfort while dancing. The leather stretches and molds to the shape of the foot easily. There is a huge range of styles which allows any dancer to easily find one that suits their feet and that they are happy with. The quality of the shoes is of a very high standard. I would recommend them to anyone!”

Features:

Soft black leather upper 

Contrasting red eyelets and stitching - red and blue also available

Front seam 

Extra eyelets at the ankle to give better support 

Soft and flexible full chrome suede sole 

Highest quality shock technology insole (NOENE) 

Straight lasted to give a great point

NOENE SHOCK TECHNOLOGY YOUR GUARANTEE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY PROTECTION NOENE is the ultimate shock absorption and dispersant system, absorbing about 98% of the shock which, in turn, helps to relieve and rule out back pain, tendinitis and repetitive strain injuries. It has also passed the strictest tests to become a Class 1 medical device, the only shock dispersing insole to do so, which means it has proven medical benefits.

Available from a children’s size 10 up to an adult size 10, including all half sizes. Includes cotton shoe protector bag.

Sizing:

This style comes true to shoe size however these dance pumps are designed to fit like a glove and should have no growing space, the leather will soften and stretch with wear. So if you are buying for a child and would prefer the pumps to have some growing space or if you prefer a roomier fit for comfort then please consider going up a half or a full size. If you normally need a wider fitting shoe you may need to go up a full size!

  If you are unsure of the shoe size you require, we recommend that you draw around your foot on a plain piece of paper and measure between its two longest points (Heel to Big Toe) in Centimetres.  Choose the Size corresponding to that measurement in the menu

     How to Draw

•       Place the foot (in sock) on a blank piece of paper and draw around it, ensuring the pen/pencil is held vertically.

•       Draw a line along the foot from the two most extreme points (heel to toe) and measure. Clearly mark in CM’s the length of the foot.