Jessica Simpson’s Women’s Mandalaye Ballet Flatĭexflex Comfort Women’s Caroline String Tie FlatĪlpine Swiss Peony Womens Ballet Flats Elastic Ankle Strap Shoes Slip on LoafersĪNNA Dana-20 Women’s Classic Ballerina Flats Elastic Crossing Strapsĭream Pairs Women’s Solid Plain Walking Classic Ballet Flats Top Ballet Flats Comparison Chart Product You’ll be able to find the ballet flat most likely to work for you in this buying guide. Most of the shoes highlighted are very affordable, and we’ve noted which ones are more expensive. We’ve highlighted which feet work well in that particular style for each product in the buyer’s guide. It’s important to know which shoe will be best for your particular feet before you buy them, to make shopping for your ballet flats less of a guessing game. Those with foot issues (such as plantar fasciitis) may find the selection a bit more limited.

Some of the shoes in the guide provide a bit more cushioning in the sole. Since they’re flat shoes, there is little to no arch support. Some are better for wide feet, others for narrow feet.

These flats often come with a bow on the toes as well.Īlthough they all look similar, underneath the different materials and styles, not all of them work with every woman’s foot. Others have elastic straps around the ankle to mimic the look, and help keep the shoes on your feet. This type of footwear is very similar in shape to a ballet dancer’s pointe shoe, though it doesn’t have the infrastructure for you to go twirling around on the tips of your toes! Some come with ribbons like pointe shoes do. They are often flexible enough to be rolled or folded into your bag, where you can whip them out when necessary. Many women have a spot for these flats in their wardrobe, since they can be worn with dressier clothing as well as more casual wear. Are you trying to balance fun and function with the shoes on your feet? Ballet flats are known for being stylish and cute.

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