Do these laces distribute pressure and support more evenly than conventional shoelaces?
248556
I really like that I could decide how tight or loose at different parts of the shoe.
248557
I think they distribute pressure evenly. The laces are elastic and move with your foot without making my sneakers feel like they are slipping. My wife made a comment to me this morning that she is so happy she doesn't have to keep retying he sneakers. Everything is subjective, but I wouldn't hesitate to buy another pair.
248558
I bought them as a gift for my sister law who runs and leads jazzersize. She likes them and uses them. Hope that helps.
199151
Yes, they work on any shoe laces. I've been using mine. I'll warn you, they don't fully light up as pictured, its more like where the light is that they light up. Still fun though :).
1460005
You are probably correct. I retuned it because my accessories bumped into one another. Keep searching amazon because there are other versions that have more distance between the cold shoes.
2127915
Tight fitting shoes, yes...the support causes your foot to become slightly elevated.
993632
I don't believe they are, but I think Lock Lace has a differ t lace that is. I wear them on sneakers that have reflective logos on them
1544019
I don't believe so. When you get them all laced up the way you want, there is excess you can cut off to your liking. Where you cut it, there's a cover for the ends that clip together. I am going to order a pair for my nephew.
472518
I use a variation of surgeons knot where I wrap twice so its not a problem... Also try google'n Ted Talks "how to tie shoelaces"... It's bizarre but most of us may have been doing it "wrong" since childhood.
183915
No. As ankle supports go this one is good. The thickest part (still not real thick) is above a low cut shoe.
123302
you could, but without the stretchiness of the included lace material, not certain that would be an ideal solution. the locks have teeth designed for this material, but they would probably work on regular laces, too.
400526
I think they would be fine. You can make them as tight as you want. You also cut the strings when you put the clip on, so you can choose how far the extra lace and clip extends. I am not a basketball expert though.
123304
No there would be no reason to do that. The laces are elastic and allow you to slip shoe on and off with ease and keep the laces from coming undone while exercising.
249220
Yes. I had a set of these which I used almost everyday for a year and one lace began to fray. I called their customer service, sent a pic via email along with a copy of my receipt and I had a new set within a week..awesome customer service and great laces...!!
183914
A bit, ya. I just tie the laces a little looser and it's fine. I also wear wide shoes, so the impact is less noticeable. If your shoe is very narrow at the opening, it could be weird. Shouldn't be a problem though.
162952
I have a standard clip on my shoes and get right into this clip. You may have to angle your foot a little differently than what you are use to. Try doing it with the shoe off and eyeball it to see what is going 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.
400527
They would work just fine. On my running shoes, they work very well and prevent me from having to stop if a shoe comes untied. You can secure them as loosely or as tightly as you want. I like them.
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.