 the male dancer
written by Dr Dancebelt on 16.11. at 06:53:20 - as answer to: How to wear the dancebelt by balletboy Hmmmm, do you have any empirical evidence of this? If so, it is a dangerous trend. In my hometown, the same lame excuses for local dealers are still around. But, however lame they may be, they do provide a valuable service - fitting shoes and giving dancers a place to figure out what size they are. I admit to buying all my dancewear online. I can order exactly what I want, in the size and color I want. The local store is always "out" of anything I inquire about. When I was in NYC, I had the glorious experience of being fitted for technique shoes by a total professional. The size was nothing like I would have expected, but those suckers fit great. Online stores can't provide that level of service. I guess my point is that a local store should be able to compete with online stores, but only if they provide the extra service that justifies the extra price they have to charge for a brick and mortar storefront. My local stores don't measure up. Answers to this message: 
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