ELSA Dance Asia and Performing Arts is the First Malaysia professional dance boutique producing Belly Dance Instructional DVD to our members. Please do not hesitate to contact our infoline: +6012 266 3859 or +6012 306 9723 or email to: elsadance1711@gmail.com for further assistance and to place your order.

Thank you very much and we wish you happy belly dancing.

Remark: ELi is wearing short pants to allow clear viewing of the knee movement.

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Wear these foot thongs inside of your favorite dance shoe or street shoe for added protection, cushion, and comfort for the balls of your feet or use them on their own.

Capezio Footundeez are upper constructed of four-way stretch, breathable, non-abrasive, mesh Nylon with Lycra® Spandex. The ExoArmour duet suede sole patches molds to and moves with the foot for unbeatable traction and protection.

They are soft and supple and dual stitched for durability.

Capezio's Footundeez provide protection and security where it is needed most. Patent pending design and construction, Footundeez™ are engineered to move with the foot and not slip. They boast the most protection, support and comfort of any similar item on the market today.

In short, the Footundeez are designed to provide ample protection and support whilst offering a barely there look that is breathable, comfortable, and with just the right amount of traction.

Dance with comfort and style!


“Good Dance Shoe - These are great for belly dancing. My only complaint is that they twist a little when twisting your foot into the floor. Other than that, it's as close to dancing barefoot as you could get.”

"Leopard print is practically a neutral in the belly dance costuming world. Black, white, grey, beige, and leopard print.

There are a fair amount of turns in belly dance, but it's not like we're pirouetting on demi-pointe for hours at a time. That said, people's hip scarves lose coins and beads pretty regularly, and it's worthwhile to have some protection for the balls of your feet. Some of my classmates wear ballet slippers or jazz shoes (I always have a pair of pedini-type shoes in my bag for when I need the heel support) but in general, I find any kind of shoe that encloses my toes to be a detriment to my dancing.

Since weight transfer is so vital to belly dance, having my toes completely mobile helps me a lot to push my weight around from my heels to my toes, and even somewhat for side to side weight transfer. Plus I feel more grounded when my toes can grip the floor. I have long toes, and they're fairly strong for non-grasping digits. and I really like to dig them in when I need to stabilize myself.

I have to admit it (in case you haven't already realized) I am a little vain about my classwear. I am definitely the kind of person who collects all kinds of cute accessories, and has no qualms about wearing them to class. After all, I'm all drab every day for work, so one day a week, I'm a peacock."