How long are they? Are they long enough for high top hiking boots? (6-7 pairs of eyelets)
289636
Not sure I can accurately answer this... But I remember that I cut off about foot or so from the laces.
289637
I don't know the length, but they are suited for regular shoe sizes. You could contact their web page: locklaces.com
289638
I used them on my running shoes, but I had a considerable length that I had to cut off the end of the laces. I believe they would work on hiking boots.
1845063
Not exactly sure how long they are but I can tell you that I am 6'9'' and I have to set them all the way to the top without them being properly secured. That being said I have failed while squatting and even at the highest level they still do their job. I do squat below parallel and I usually drop the weight when I am at my lowest point and it is not much of a drop.
378820
Mine were 9 eyelets. Although they didn't exactly match eye-per-eye (IE: zipper and boot) it was easy to lace up and works very well. I bought these zippers as I have a hard time lacing. The zippers resolve this problem quickly. Also, the zippers do not slide down while worn like other brands are known to do. I'd give it a 9 out of 10 rating!
17395
Mine worked well with regular ankle high Salomon trail shoes (for a Spartan race) so for your boots they may be too short.
1884374
From nose to end of foot stretched out they are 7 inches. I know this sounds big but they really don't seem that long when holding them. Hope this helps you out.
380627
I'm only 5'6" but yes I do think they would be long enough. Eddie Bauer used to sell silk long johns in longs not sure if they still do.
2268323
I don't have them in front of me, but I'm quite sure they're 6". I had bought a pack from Lowes in case these didn't arrive in time for my project. They arrived very fast, allowing me to compare the Lowes brand without actually having to open them and use them. These (from Amazon) are most definitely longer and beefier than what you can find at the box stores. I highly recommend them - a much better value if you need quantity.
4268
Im 4.11" and if they are the same ones I bought which I thought were short were a good length, they were not too long but they were a good length for me after putting in my boots. Hope this helps!
2155238
My, I guessing around 24" but that would just be a guess. Long enough for a boys pair of high top cleats with lots left over.
1374687
Shoe boxes vary greatly in size---I would take a grocery bag and see how these fit the size and shape of your box and then measure --better to be a bit larger than too small--and the corners can poke thru if you don't have enough room. Altho these are fairly tough they will tear if stretched too much. Guess it depends on the box! I have shipped many heavy hiking boots in these with no boxes and plenty of things IN boxes. Hope this helps!
797893
I lost mine last fall, but as I recall they are less than 2 inches wide, and seemed long enough to wrap my pants legs securely with length to spare - I used them for riding my bike.
2183465
About 6 inches. Enough for a standard pair of shoes. But not boots or high tops.
854073
This box is maybe a half size larger than those used for storing shoes. I know this doesn't help much, but depending on what you are thinking of using the box for, this size box is perfect for a pair of clunky hiking boots. Hope this helps....
712045
Hi - I got a few different sized packs, but these may be 4 inches long. Hope this helps.
1554470
5" Long. I have had very good luck with these. Had them on my mountain bike for about a year and still in great shape.
200727
Yes, they are quite long. I use them frequently and have bought a couple of sets.
1017171
The rings I purchased have a 14' 4" strap, since the strap must be doubled to use the adjustable buckle (unless you come up with different fasteners), the adjustable length is about 7' max length to 9" min length. The min length is due to the buckle and double back sewn length which is too stiff to put over most supports. So, it's a 6' 3" adjustable length if these are still the same as when I purchased them. There's nothing to keep you from adding a quick link and extra webbing to increase the length. The adjustable length will be the same. Make sure to thread the buckle correctly, it's not obvious. I have been very satisfied with the rings. The rings I purchased have a 14' 4" strap, since the strap must be doubled to use the adjustable buckle (unless you come up with different fasteners), the adjustable length is about 7' max length to 9" min length. The min length is due to the buckle and double back sewn length which is too stiff to put over most supports. So, it's a 6' 3" adjustable length if these are still the same as when I purchased them. There's nothing to keep you from adding a quick link and extra webbing to increase the length. The adjustable length will be the same. Make sure to thread the buckle... » Read More The rings I purchased have a 14' 4" strap, since the strap must be doubled to use the adjustable buckle (unless you come up with different fasteners), the adjustable length is about 7' max length to 9" min length. The min length is due to the buckle and double back sewn length which is too stiff to put over most supports. So, it's a 6' 3" adjustable length if these are still the same as when I purchased them. There's nothing to keep you from adding a quick link and extra webbing to increase the length. The adjustable length will be the same. Make sure to thread the buckle correctly, it's not obvious. I have been very satisfied with the rings. « Show Less