Try Sim Lim Square. http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel.php?travel_id=8021&travel_site=13571
You can also go to Seow Choon Games Specialist at Ban Hong Leong building which is just next to Sim Lim: http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel.php?ismap=1&starmode=1&buildingid=8021&masterid=13571&x=30202.204092592&y=31714.814150926&star=1&level=6?310,197
2007-02-15 16:32:49
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answered by Dewdrop 3
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Dance Sneakers Dance sneakers are great for class, and whenever you intend to spend long hours dancing. They're comfortable, have good shock-absorption and come in all kinds of snazzy designs. Dance sneakers are often characterized by split soles - instead of a single piece, the sole is divided into the front section, from toe to ball of foot, and the back section, which is under the heel. There is no sole under the middle section of the foot, which is where your arch is. The two most popular brands for dance sneakers are Capezio and Bloch. When buying dance sneakers, be sure to choose a design that is suitable for the width of your feet. Certain Capezio designs are great for slim feet, while most Bloch designs are great for wider feet. Whatever your size, make sure that the shoe fits around your entire foot snugly. Don't get a shoe that's too big. It will make you feel clumsy and end up tripping you. If cost is not an issue and you're in a hurry to get your shoes, you can buy your dance sneakers from any of the stores below. Do note that the prices will be much steeper than if you buy over the Internet (definitely over S$100), and the range of designs and sizes will be rather limited. If time is not an issue and you want to get the lowest price possible, the best place to shop is online. You can save up to 60% at times. The only disadvantage is you can't try the shoes for size and fit. So if you're looking to buy shoes online, you can either try your fellow salseroes' shoes (assuming they are wearing the design you want and are willing to let you put your foot in it), or create an outline of your foot and post it to the merchant. DO NOT FAX your outline, as the received fax is likely to show an image smaller than your actual size. To reduce shipping costs, try to accumulate a few orders before you make the purchase. You can also try the delivery service, vPOST. here... it's only $4.00 :D
2016-03-29 03:21:47
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answered by ? 4
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