Cat claw shoes, also known as soft-soled shoes and double-soled shoes, are widely used, and can be worn by ballet, classical dance and folk dance. Pointed shoes can only be used for ballet.
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Cat's paw shoes are soft-soled shoes. The whole shoes are soft and have the characteristics of lightness, heel and strong feeling of touching the bottom. They are universal shoes for basic dance training.
The front of pointed shoes is hard, and the cloth is glued layer by layer with special glue to form a hard toe cap with a small plane at the front end. There is a rubber overshoes board in the sole and a leather bag bottom outside the sole. The ballet dancer stands with the help of the shoe board and fixes the center of gravity with the facet of the toe.
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Pointed shoes ingredients:
1, and finally: a model for ballet shoes. The shape of the shoe last is made according to the shape of the actor's foot. Usually, the last is the most important factor for the comfort of the toe cap and the inside of the shoe. Different shoe lasts are suitable for the size and width of a specific model.
2. Box (toe cap): The toe cap is the part that wraps the toe tip to help the actor stand on the toe tip.
3. Upper: refers to the part from the front flat shoes to the instep lacing.
4. Throat: Seen from above, this part is the part where the feet are raised and laid flat, and the instep is displayed.
The edge at the instep of 5.DRQWSTRING/BINDING: upper provides the upper with toughness. Tightening the shoelaces can make the toe cap fit the foot better.
6. Platform: at the front end of the toe cap. The actor stood on tiptoe on this plane.
7. Crown: refers to the vertical height from the upper to the sole.
8. Pleat: located at the front end of the shoe bottom. The cloth is pleated here and embedded in the sole.
9. Sideshoe: The cloth part on the side of the shoe is sewn at the heel.
10, sole: the outer leather sole is used to provide traction. The sole and the vamp are sewn in the shoe.
1 1, calf: it is the "backbone" of the whole pair of shoes. Located below the sock line, it is the bottom plate in the shoe, which is used to provide support for the arch. This part is usually divided into soft and hard to meet the needs of different feet.