I purchased the beige Mia after owning several pairs from other popular dance heel brands, and I'm honestly blown away. The moment I zipped them up, I could feel how securely and comfortably my foot fit inside the boot. They're incredibly supportive without feeling stiff.
What impressed me most was the stability. I've been learning to dance in heels for 1.5 years and always assumed I struggled with stilettos because of my own technique. The Mia completely changed that. For the first time, I feel confident, balanced, and able to move the way my instructor has been teaching me without feeling like my standing ankle is fighting for its life.
I was also skeptical about how the vegan leather would hold up, but after a class with plenty of floorwork, the boots still looked amazing. No peeling, no visible wear, just a little bit of normal wear where the toe is from rubbing against the ground. Compared to my past experiences with other brands (Burju ), the durability has been incredible.
I’m the type of dancer to dance for hours if I had the space to. I was a gogo dancer, teacher, choreographer so I was running through heels like tread on a tire. Thankfully , Lexe heels has a scholarship program and these Green Heels saved my feet during showcase season and served as my daily heels. Showcase, to gig, to rehearsals, I used to be too sore to talk after long days of dancing but the comfort , style, and STABILITY is exactly the heel quality I’ve spent my career looking for 🫶✨
Super cute and I get a lot of compliments on them. Could just be me and my body but I do find them a bit hard to slide with, and the fit on the lower part is tight while the upper part is a bit loose. Overall still really like them and recommend if you're looking for a more stylish kneepad!