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| Capezio Pavlova Avg. rating: This was my very first pair of pointe shoes (and second and third for that matter). It is definately a good beginners shoe, but I didn't like the tapered toe. The box is weaker allowing for easier break in for beginning pointe students and the arch gives a lot of support. It is very tapered with a V-shaped vamp to help release stress on the metatarsals. |
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| Capezio Odette Avg. rating: "I regularly wear these- I have special requirements that they match. They are actually very comfortable." -Natalia Charova of Pennsylvania Ballet * For dancers with wide, square feet. Low U-shaped vamp, softer wings, and lighter arch for easier break-in |
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| *This review is curtesy of Pointe Magazine |
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| Pointe Shoe Buyers Guide Capezio |
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| Capezio Infinita Avg. rating: Flexable shank. Very lightweight with a broad box. Longer vamp. |
| Capezio Contempora Avg. rating: Broad, square, medium strength box. Firm and durable. |
| Capezio Aerial Avg. rating: Light box, tapered toe, and lower vamp. Special box made to land softer. Box is wider at the ball of the foot but a narrow heel and "enhanced" arch. |