The dance slipper has remained essentially unchanged for over 100 years. The biggest "innovation" has been to build them even MORE like a slipper and less like a SHOE. The rigors of dance have increased exponentially, and the traditional dance slipper fails to meet the unique athletic needs of today's dancers.

Dancers jump, turn, stand, run and lift for hours at a time, typically 5-6 days a week; in essentially, socks.

The Orza Pro One is the first-ever patented, shock absorbing ballet shoe. Designed and engineered by a former ballet dancer who experienced first hand the need for better equipment, this game-changer is for every dancer, everywhere.