LOCK LACES - Elastic No Tie Shoelaces, One Size Fits All

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While certain options will turn your favorite pairs into slip-on shoes via an eye-catching elastic bump design, others utilize a lock or anchor mechanism to secure the fit.

The unique double-lock system helps you get a good lockdown on your feet to keep your shoes securely laced up. Unlike traditional cotton laces, our elastic laces will stretch as your feet swell throughout the day. Sure Lace System is highly recommended for triathletes who need to put on their shoes quickly during the T2 transition. And their durability makes them highly recommended for triathletes who want a pair that won’t break mid-race. The elasticated laces stretch with your foot, allowing you to get them on and off without worrying about lacing them up.Lock Laces® will make your life safer and easier whether you suffer from arthritis, knee or hip problems or other muscle and joint pains. No-tie shoelaces are very convenient for creating a pair of slip-on shoes out of your casual sneakers. Xpand No-Tie Shoelaces includes two flat laces made with zero-memory elastic rubber, four security anchors and four end clips designed to hold them firmly in place. We recommend wiggling your foot in the shoe or, better yet, standing up and walking around the room to make sure they are at a comfortable length.

Laceez No-Tie Laces look and feel like classic laces but are fixed with full plastic tips at each end. Instead, they’re small rubber clips that hold your shoe closed and turn it into an easy and convenient slip-on. If you wear them in “stealth mode” without the Lace Anchor clips showing, they look like the originals. If you want to use no-tie laces for running or triathlons, you may want to consider a less stretchy pair.Also utilizing a locking mechanism, Kiwi’s Sneaker No-Tie Shoelaces are one-size-fits-all and available in six color variations. Lock Laces® were originally designed to help hardcore triathletes save seconds in their bike-to-run transition. Once they’ve been put on a pair of shoes, there’s no need to adjust them as they move with the foot. Check out our 9 essential running recovery tips to enhance muscle repair, reduce fatigue, and optimize your athletic potential. Installation is simple: lace your shoes with your new Lock Laces®, thread the ends of the laces through the double eyelet lock and slide the lock to the tongue of the shoe, then trim the excess lace with a pair of scissors, and snap on the cord clips!

Since you’ve found this page, you may have heard by now that Lock Laces ® are “elastic no-tie shoelaces. If that was too fast for you, just keep reading and we’ll teach you everything you need to know about Lock Laces®!No-tie shoelaces might be a small part of your running gear, but they can make a huge difference in your training.

Plus, multiple reflective details on the laces catch the light and make you more visible to passing motorists while running in low-light conditions. They come 4 in a pack and are affordable, so they’re a great choice if you’re considering no-tie laces for the first time. Lock Laces® firm-but-flexible elastic laces stretch, so you can easily slide your shoes on without damaging the heel of the shoe. The company also serves the local community in Atlanta, Georgia, with employment and sponsorship opportunities. Press down on the top of the lock to open the passages, and thread the ends of the laces through the passages with your other hand.These no-tie laces are an excellent choice if you want something easy to use, effective at keeping your shoes comfortable and snug, and helping you stay visible on the road.