INMAKER No Tie Shoelaces for Kids and Adults, Elastic Shoelaces for Sneakers

I bought these for my Brooks running shoes that are really good shoes, but are a bear to get on and off. These No Tie Shoelaces work fantastic! I can now get them on without a shoehorn or messing with tying and untying laces all the time. And they keep my shoes on snugly, actually more comfortable than with the laces. The only negative was the difficulty putting the laces on the shoes. With regular eyelets, it shouldn't be too difficult. But, my shoes have little slits instead of eyelets, and that made them a bugger to put in. However, using a small pair of needle-nosed pliers did the trick. Regardless, they are WELL WORTH THE EFFORT! Also, make sure you get the right size. Though I am a senior citizen, I had to get the children's size because of the distance between the eyelets. I'm sure it depends on your shoe size and style of shoe. It is best to actually measure between the eyelets on your shoes to get the right size.

First off like to say, I had compliments on them already. I put them on my dress shoes too and they look even better than the sneakers. Not easy getting them in the holes but when you're done you'll be happy. I think everyone should use the smallest size and go up. I thought I need to go up a few i'm a 10.5 mens and I needed to use the smallest size band for adults. Hope i'm not confusing whomever is reading this but you'll get it when you see them. I also broke out my tools and that made it really easy to get them in the wholes. I made some holes a little wider, even used needle nose to help me pull them through. lol well after getting one I got them for three other people and two more for me everyone is happy. So there you go hope that helps.

It will be interesting to see how long these things last. I've purchased similar products in the past that were actually double the price of these no tie elastic laces. I can say they were a real pain to get in. After FINALLY getting both pairs of shoes laced my thumb and index finger were sore as heck. They are not going to pop out that is for sure. I actually started the first shoe and realized I put the wrong strip in the wrong hole and my lord if you think it's hard getting them in.... It's nearly impossible to get the back out. After fighting with it for who knows how long I just cut it with a knife and went to a different size. So far after a week of using them on my Reebok cross trainer shoes they are really snug and the shoes are easy to get on and off. They work great at the gym for lifting weights and walking around in. Not 100% sure I'd trust to go full blown running with them as my primary laces. I am just curious how long they hold up. the last set I purchased from a company called Hickey's they started to snap/break after a couple of months. the elastic just didn't last but those were a lot thinner than these are. Hopefully the elastic last longer.

Great for disabled folks, very aesthetically pleasing, and great amount of stretch. Only downside is the ends on the longest ones snapped while trying to get them in the shoes but it seems it’s only those two and the rest have been holding solid.

I have foot problems, so I use these to essentially turn a pair of tennis shoes into a more supportive version of slippers: easy on, easy off. They work well for that purpose. However, I have two big complaints: They are VERY HARD to get on and off your shoes (thankfully you only need to do this once). As another review mentioned, needle nose pliers are about the only way to do it. It took me probably half an hour. They break after about 6 months of normal use. I thought this might be a fluke, but after owning three pairs and experiencing the same thing each time, I have switched to string elastic laces which seem to hold up better.

In my opinion, more plastic than rubber. They look good but they are thick and hard to put in the lace holes. Bright colors.

I bought a pair for my wife and one for myself. We both find them very comfortable. I have horses,so I change shoes a lot to keep mud out of the house, so these laces save me a lot of time. The lace holes in my sneakers are small,, so it took me a bit of time to install the laces,but it was worth it. I suggest doing one side at a time and using needle nose pliers. I was afraid the ends might break off when I tugged, but they did not. The material is strong. You get enough laces to do 9 hole high-tops, although so far I have only used them with 6-hole sneakers. The laces vary in size. I used the shortest laces nearest the toe,with successively longer laces as I went back to the heal. This gave me a snug fit, which is fine. Starting with the fourth shortest lace would have given me a looser fit. You may want to use a shoe horn. I do sometimes, have to pull the tongue of my sneakers up, but I had to do this with the tie laces too, This would not happen as much with a stiffer tongue. Now I don't have to double-knot laces to be sure they do not come loose, which can make them hard to untie. Stepping on a loose lace can cause tripping and can pull the end off the lace, which leads to unraveling. How do they look? My wife tells me they look better with my new no-tie laces. I plan to put them into all my shoes that will take them.

Perfect for my Vans. I loved the shoes when they arrived, but have issues with laces. These are the best.

You have issues tying your shoes young and old. This is perfect. Or if you're tired of having to lace up every time you take your shoes off, you need this product

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These work great for my son whos laces were always coming undone.

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