Tatum - TA206
Adult Leather T-Strap Tap Shoe
Rated 5.0 out of 5
Regular price
$146.00
Sale price$80.00
- Soft leather upper with cushioned lining provides all-day comfort during class and performance
- Double leather sole delivers superior sound resonance and the crisp, clear tap quality expected at the intermediate and professional level
- Factory-secured taps and rubber pads ensure precise placement right out of the box for consistent sound and safety
- 1.25-inch leather-wrapped heel promotes correct weight distribution and supports proper tap technique
- Adjustable T-strap with an elastic-secured buckle allows a personalized instep fit for secure, confident movement
- Final Sale Item
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| Shoe | Best For |
|---|---|
| Tatum - TA206 | Intermediate to professional stage training |
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Sizing Guidelines:
Children & Women: Generally same as street shoe size
Men: 2 sizes up from street shoe size
The Só Dança Tatum TA206 is a professional-quality leather tap shoe designed for intermediate and advanced dancers who require precise sound, structured support, and a secure fit. It features a double leather sole, factory-positioned taps, a 1.25-inch leather-wrapped heel, and an adjustable T-strap with an elastic-secured buckle. Available in medium width for adult sizes, the Tatum TA206 is suited for studio training, recitals, and stage performance.
Best For
- Skill level
- Intermediate to Professional
- Foot shape
- Medium width
- Use
- Tap dance class, Stage performance, Recital, Studio training
- Support level
- Moderate, with cushioned lining and structured leather upper
- Fit preference
- Adjustable T-strap with elastic-secured buckle for a customizable instep fit
- Ideal for
- Intermediate and advanced tap dancers who need reliable sound quality, proper weight placement, and a secure adjustable fit
- Popular with
- Intermediate tap students, Adult tap dancers, Dance studio instructors, Performers seeking professional-level tap sound
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes is the Só Dança Tatum TA206 tap shoe available in?
The Tatum TA206 is currently available in adult sizes 6.5L, 10.0L, 10.5L, and 12.5L. Because this is a final sale item, size availability is limited. Só Dança recommends consulting the tap shoe size chart to confirm your best fit before ordering.
What width does the Tatum TA206 come in?
The Tatum TA206 is offered in medium width. Dancers with wider feet may find the fit snug, so Só Dança suggests measuring both foot length and width before selecting a size.
How do the taps on the Tatum TA206 affect sound quality?
The Tatum TA206 features a double leather sole, which is a hallmark of professional-grade tap shoes. The factory-secured taps and rubber pads are positioned precisely to optimize resonance and produce clear, crisp tap sounds. This construction makes the shoe particularly well suited for stage performance and advanced technique work.
Is the Tatum TA206 suitable for beginners?
The Tatum TA206 is designed for intermediate to professional-level tap dancers. Its double leather sole, factory-secured taps, and structured 1.25-inch leather-wrapped heel are features that support dancers who already have foundational technique and need a shoe that enhances sound clarity and weight distribution.
How should I care for the leather upper on the Tatum TA206?
To maintain the soft leather upper, wipe the shoes clean after each use with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Apply a leather conditioner periodically to prevent drying and cracking. Store the shoes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid submerging them in water, as this can damage both the leather and the sole structure.
Can I return or exchange the Só Dança Tatum TA206?
No. The Tatum TA206 is a final sale item, meaning it is not eligible for returns or exchanges. Só Dança strongly encourages dancers to verify sizing using the tap shoe size chart before completing their purchase.
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