Elastic Shoe Laces - Stretchy No Tie

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This video explains and shows how to install elastic shoe laces.

Replace your old shoe laces with these stylish and durable No-Tie silicone shoelaces!

These shoelace alternatives are perfect for all kinds of shoes from casual to athletic to work boots.

Keeping clean is a breeze because of the easy, washable design of these silicone laces.

These laces are easy to install, easy to maintain, and they look great in all situations.

• No more tying shoes
• No messy and ugly knots
• No strings to step on or get tangled
• Laces stay fastened
• Put on shoes without untying, even high-tops.

These arrow head style shoelaces are designed for shoes with small lace holes and NOT for shoes that have loops stitched in. They will work best on smaller tighter holes rather than the larger holes with rings designed for larger thicker laces to go through.

Each individual lace has a different size number etched onto it.

Feel free to experiment with which of the 10 different sizes will work best with the specific placement of lace holes on your shoes or sneakers for the best fit. We’re gonna show you the best way that we’ve found to to identify what size laces make for the best fit. Not too loose, and not too tight.

There’s the strap, and then you have these small arrowhead shapes along with a thin nub at each end to help grip it. With your foot in the shoe and the original traditional laces removed exposing the holes line up the end of each arrow point before the nub to the lace hole you’re looking for the correct size to. Once you find the size that matches the arrow points to the distance between the holes, then you have a good matching size for those two holes that will provide just enough tension to feel like they are securing your shoe well on your foot.

Start on the 2 hole closest to your toes and work your way up. Once you find the correct size on 2 holes either note it for future installation, or just install that correct size on the other shoe.

Insert the nub into the hole with the nub end pointing to the interior of the shoe. Grab hold of the nub through the other end of the lace hole and grip tight to work the arrow shape all the way through. Do the same for the other end of the lace into the other accompanying hole. Some shoes may be easier than others to get the laces through, but if the holes are tight enough, once they’re in, they aren’t going anywhere and will last a long time.

Now you have cool and clean looking laces and can start putting your shoes on and taking them off in no time.

Shoes and sneakers come in all shapes and sizes and this is why we’ve included so many laces in one package. We want to make sure you are completely covered for whatever style shoe you intend to use our laces on. Chances are you will have plenty extra to use on other shoes as well.

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