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Reddit mentions of LOCK LACES Elastic No Tie Shoe Laces (Pack of 2) One Size Fits All (Black-Black)
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of LOCK LACES Elastic No Tie Shoe Laces (Pack of 2) One Size Fits All (Black-Black). Here are the top ones.
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- No-tie Lacing System: Turn any pair of lace-up tennis shoes into slip on sneakers. Lock Laces are the original, no tie shoelaces with over 7 million pairs sold worldwide
- Stretch Fit Comfort: Our elastic laces conform to your foot for a custom fit. Added compression reduces discomfort so you can perform your best! Lock Laces 6-strand fibers are .22 cm in diameter, 48 inches in length and can stretch up to 72 inches
- Perfect For Everyone: Lock Laces, originally designed for triathletes to decrease transition time, are a great gift for seniors suffering from arthritis or other disabilities, autistic children, runners of all ages, and casual users!
- Simple Installation: One size fits all (kids and adults), quick to install, and easy to use. Each pair is suitable for lacing up one pair of shoes. Easy installation instructions and videos provided.
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: Lock Laces are guaranteed to last the life of one pair of lace up tennis shoes. We know that once you try them in your shoes, you’ll never go back to traditional shoelaces
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| Color | Black-black |
| Height | 0.5 Inches |
| Length | 5 Inches |
| Size | OSFA |
| Width | 4 Inches |
Lock Laces are a brand, but there are similar alternatives. I just really like and rely on LockLaces because its what I know, ya know? They are no tie and use basically a clip to lock the laces into place. And the actual laces are a thick elastic so you can spot tighten where you want more support. So I make down near the toe box tighter, make them as loose as possible where the shoe is narrowest, and tighten it back up slightly at the top. Clip it, then tuck the overhang down under the zig zag.
Ill have to check out the Altras as well then. The grip on my Reeboks has mostly been ok, but on obstacles like Olympus, I feel like they're not so great. I can still get through but the grip isnt there. Slip walls have been fine. Downhill running has mostly been fine, but any slickness (mud or wet, soft grass) there is definitely some slippage
Hoka One Ones has a bit of elastic in their laces, but you'd probably be better off finding shoes you like and then adding something like these.