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An
CLRG Jig Shoe Directive |
THE
FOLLOWING 1988 DIRECTIVE, RE-ISSUED IN 1994, BY AN COIMISIUN
REMAINS UNCHANGED AND IS STILL VERY EFFECTIVE. |
| Composition
and Dimensions for Heels of Dancing Shoes |
| A.
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The heel and its 'top piece' must consist
only of leather, leather composite, plastic or fibreglass, or a
combination of these materials. |
| B.
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The heel and its top piece must not
contain any metal component or attachments other than nails or screws
used to attach the heel to the shoe, or top piece to the heel. |
C.
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Where nails are used to attach the top
piece to the heel they must not exceed 25% of the total surface area
of the top piece. |
| D.
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The maximum permissable height of a heel
from the surface of the top piece to the point where the heel joins
the upper of the shoe is 1.5 (one and a half) inches. (This height
includes both heel and top piece and is measured to the back of the
upper of the shoe). |
| E.
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A certain amount of tapering from where
the heel joins the upper of the shoe to where it joins the top-piece
is permissible (i.e., the heel may be broader at the top than at the
bottom) but such tapering must be at a constant angle. i.e. the side
of the heel must not be curved and no protrusion from the side or back
of the heel is allowed. (Bubble Heels - Ed) |
| F.
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It is possible, indeed probable, that in
the future new construction techniques for shoes will evolve and/or
new materials become available which will require a review of these
directives. However, at no time in the future should new materials
other than those listed above be used in shoes, nor any divergence
from these directives be introduced without prior authorisation being
sought from An Coimisiun. |
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