(Elastic No Tie Shoelaces (Made in the USA)

These worked perfectly for me. My original shoe laces were 48 inches for a shoe with 4 eyelets. The laces before tying the shoe had 12 inches on both sides and the laces were very stretchy. After tying the shoes, the laces would come untied easily while walking. I replaced them with 26 inch lace and worked fine.

I used these to replace the ties on my over the knee high heels that kept falling down. I can adjust them easily and it keeps my boots up really well.

I've now tried three brands of locking laces, so I can do a comparative review.First off, let me say that I don't use these the usual way. I wear these with Top Sider sneakers to make the shoes feel more secure on my feet and to prevent laces from coming undone. I maintain the tied lace look by tying a traditional loop and double knot above the locking piece. I tie and untie them frequently, which involves sliding the laces through the locking piece.First to be used were the "10 Seconds" laces. They only come in one length so you have to cut one end to get each lace to size. Then you have to burn the cut end momentarily with a cigarette lighter to seal it. You pay a slight aesthetic penalty, but considering that it's on shoes that get battered no one will notice. The laces go easily through the lock piece and slide easily, too. The 10 Seconds lock piece was the best of the three.Verdict: Recommended -- if you have the nerve to burn them.Second to be tried were the "Lock Laces". These come in a variety of sizes, and unlike the other two brands they include a sort of alligator clamp in addition to the lock piece. You take the ends and put them in the alligator clamp and slide the clamp under the top of your shoelace. The lock piece, if you'll pardon my language, was a "bitch". My hands are lady sized but they're strong and I had to grimace and curse to get the damned things to open to allow the laces through or to slide them. The alligator clamps didn't work. They repeatedly let go, a sad excuse for an alligator.Verdict: Epic failThird to have a go were the "iBungee". These, too, come in a variety of sizes. The lock pieces, although somewhat harder to work with than the 10 Seconds, were much easier than the Lock Laces. Be careful when removing the lock (to switch shoes) that you don't strip the plastic protectors off the lace ends. So, no aesthetic penalty and relative ease of use.Verdict: Recommended

Used these on my Hey Dudes and they worked well

Very easy to thread the shoelaces and they have good elasticity. I am 100% satisfied with my purchase.

Wrong size. My fault. But also didn't like the 1 clip per show. Color was good though.

Great replacement for Hey Dude laces

I have used no-tie shoelaces before, and I loved them. When I got my new running shoes, I just never got around to replacing the regular laces with these until now. I usually have to re-tie my laces at least a couple of times when I go for a run, but not with these. They're not too tight, but easily adjustable as big or small as you need on the go. I purchased 3 different styles of no-ties at the same time to replace the laces in all my shoes, and by far this is my favorite style. I will absolutely buy more of these. Great price too.

Los use en unos tenis de corte bajo y apenas me alcanzo para cerrar los tenis.

Could have used two size down

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J'ai installé ces lacets en remplacement sur des bottines car les miens avaient lâchés. Ils sont conformes à leur description, solides et remplissent très bien leur rôle. A voir maintenant dans le temps s'ils durent aussi longtemps que les lacets d'origine. Je suis très satisfaite de mon achat.

Very comfortable and convenient. Great for walking in my golf shoes.