what length laces do I need
188381
This guy is the zen master of all things shoelace-related, and his resources should help out anyone asking the same question: http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/shoelacelengths.htm
188382
Lace length, across the industry, is based on the number of eyelets in your shoes. This is what I've always used. You could also check this link: http://www.ehow.com/how_5890138_determine-shoelace-length.html. Good luck.
188383
Really, how would i even possibly know the answer to that question? Buy the longest ones and cut them down if they are too long!
244654
I would say an XXL Reg. That should give you the length you need. The waist should support your size.
2278951
agreed with frank lacy. v groove belt 1/2" or 5/8". whatever length you need.
2018507
yeah it should, look for zero friction fittings these attach to the shoe through the holes for the strings. These allow the lock laces to move better and like they are called zero friction.
2155242
The lace is 121cm long unstretched. You will need to have some stretch in them for them to work so that will make them longer again. In most cases you will actually have to shorten them as there will be excess. They come with a clip for holding any excess lace.
2155240
I had to trim mine so I don't know now, but they are more than long enough to fit Converse lace up sneakers (women's size 8.5). I think I cut at least 4" off each one. They're a great invention!
616366
It would depend on the size of your own laces, because the locking part will only allow something with a diameter of approximately 1/8". The laces are included in the price, so you can use them for a comparison to see if your laces will work.
873650
You need to check the Shock Doctor web page, which you can access through your browser of choice. Just click on the Ultra Gel Lace Ankle Support item, and you will find what you need. For me, my foot is narrow. So I went with a smaller size than recommended, to avoid too much of an "overlap" when sinching the laces together. An alternative: go to your local Sports Authority. That store stocks this item, and you can try one on.
110778
These will work with any eight hole boots if a little common sense is included in the project. The length of the laces can be problematic if you have a wide foot and thick ankles. Good product.
1612273
These were sent as a gift. I don't know the length of laces but I do know she absolutely loves it and they have purchased another set.
16644
I've never used the lace up. But, I think I would still prefer the speed lacer. I'm not sure there would be a comfort difference...maybe if you wanted one section extra tight or loose, using standard laces could work where the speed lacers won't. It came down to price for me...the speed lacers were cheaper.
474499
zip ties should work, just cut them to your needed lenght. OR you could go to a bike shop and ask them or the manufacturer support dept.
91217
Check out the second video here: http://www.nathansports.com/gear/performance-gear/lock-laces%E2%84%A2
966126
About as long as a skate, or a roller blade. It's the same principle -- a very long shoe lace that you need to loosen in many places in order to fit the thing onto your foot.
1711239
Probably depends on the shoe and how much length you need in the lace. I am size 13 and cut off a lot of length when installing them on athletic shoes. I have other footwear (boots) they wouldn't be near as long as what I need. You can probably measure how much lace you need to make your shoes tight, add four to six inches or whatever you want to make them loose (remember, they are elastic, so even when tight they might stretch enough to pull the shoes on/off), and then compare to the 48 inches.
2281356
Go to the powerstep web site. They have a chart for the different insoles to fit your needs
1609062
I bought these for my husband & 4 sons at Christmas time. My husband used his for the first time Saturday. He wears a 34" inseam & they fit him to the top of his shoes.