are these laces difficult to tie
44476
No, I purchased mine extra long so I just wrap around twice then tie them snug. Haven't had them come untied once. I'll have to resole these boots before the laces give out.
44477
They are a little abrasive to the fingers but not hard to tie. They hold well.
44478
These laces look and feel quite similar to standard laces. I believe them to be made of Kevlar, as they are EXTREMELY durable! They are flexible, yet stay just where you tie them. Expensive, yes--but for all appearances worth the money as they will outlast standard laces MANY times over!
952915
no tie ons but mine never came off, they are heavier than the average home store brand.
920694
Yes they do, although I don't think I used them, and went with nylon pull ties.
482916
I haven't tried the ones with handles, but the ones without are sort of difficult to tie
1831900
Yes. Looks great. A very slow process to lace but if my 17 yr old son can do it you can also.
2155241
I actually don't recall, but the shoes I used them on required very long laces. I still had to cut these to make them fit.
1716712
No they are not, very good for tieing something down with out scratching it at tie down area, like handle bars or in my case under fender well on a cross member on my side by side.. hook on rachet straps goes through the loop on these straps..
283316
These attache by using the existing laces on your boots. Instructions come with each set to show you how to attached.
788098
Hey D,yes they are a lil tight..yet try to put one edge first,then kinda twist/turn while your pushing down
536192
Yes, although I can't quite get them as tight as I could with regular laces. I find that I can get them as tight as I need them, sometimes they get a little too tight at the top and not tight enough at the bottom.
1098037
Nope, no ties...... if you're handy with needle and thread or know someone who is, you could probably make some, though.
472515
Hi, for the most part it stays tied pretty well. I don't have issues with them. I wear these boots very often.
477401
Yes, you adjust them to as tight as you want. The straps are thin and WILL break if you pull too hard. As I did. They are just what your paying for but they do look nice.
1134934
None with mine. I have put these on before. Just place so laces tighten firmly. I also put duct tape rolls underneath to stabilize. Works well.
1590975
The links are quite tight, and they are somewhat difficult to remove, especially when it's brand-new. Sometimes I can't get a link to twist off without hurting my hand, but it does get easier after it's been worn for awhile, and they stay on nice and tight so that they don't pull apart while walking the dog. I've found it easier to put them back on than to take them off.
1955136
They should work fine. The laces you'll receive will be plenty long enough. In fact, you will have to cut off several inches to not have to much flapping. Cut off less than you think - which is not what I did - you can always trim more lace off later if necessary but cannot add back on.
269836
I assume you can cut them if you ever wore old combat boots it's the same type of lace you could probably burn the ends.