- Includes 144 in. of lace and four permanent tips
Imported.
| Best use | Fitness, Running |
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| Material(s) | Polyester |
(4 reviews)
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Nov 7, 2015Good Idea - not for all applications
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Jun 2, 2014Caveat EmptorBuyer Beware - The lace stretches tight to 144 inches, but really measures 138. Consider that when cutting to length. Also, ensure all 4 lace ends are visible on the packaged product. The la...
Read More Buyer Beware - The lace stretches tight to 144 inches, but really measures 138. Consider that when cutting to length. Also, ensure all 4 lace ends are visible on the packaged product. The lace I purchased came with 3, my bad for not checking. All in all though it is a decent product. -
Feb 26, 2014Work Very Well, Custom Fit To Your BootVery easy to customize to any boot. Just measure the proper length (hopefully using old laces), cut, apply match to heat-shrink tubing, and thread through eyelets. The only problem I had w...
Read More Very easy to customize to any boot. Just measure the proper length (hopefully using old laces), cut, apply match to heat-shrink tubing, and thread through eyelets. The only problem I had was that one set of eyelets was very small, and the heat-shrunk tips couldn't get through them. Luckily, they still work fine, as the problem eyelets were at the top of the boot, just before the open-jaw eyelets common on most hiking boots. -
Oct 23, 2013love themGreat!
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Read More I initially chose this product because I couldn't remember what length I needed. Next time I would wait until I were certain of my desired length. The purchaser may select the optimum length and use the shrink tubing to make a passable new tip. This is nice if you want to minimize lace length. The shrink tubing tips may be too large for boots that use holes, and can still be tedious for small loops. If the purchased has an application such as this, consider conventional laces or something of a smaller diameter that is less pliable.