If one of the laces breaks is it replaceable or do you have to buy a whole new brace?
244926
If you know how to sew and it breaks on one of the ends, yes. If it breaks in the middle somewhere, it might be more of a problem since tying it together will substantially shorten the lace. Mine has never broken and I now have two braces and my husband has one. We love them.
244927
Sorry! I don't use it anymore, and never had to replace laces, so.....! I don't anticipate the laces breaking since I did use it extensively, and never had a problem, nor a hint of them wearing out. The unit is easy to use, the reason I purchased it, so I am certainly happy with having done so.
244928
I don't know if the laces are replaceable, but the design is such that I think it would be difficult to break the laces. I have two of them and wear one each day. They are very well made and sturdy. The tension is dispersed across 4 laces, not one. I have been very happy with mine.
244929
Under four years daily use, the edge binding fell off, the hook side of the velcro lost its grip and I developed holes in the loop base fabric before the laces showed a sign of tearing or stretching.
892938
Oh gosh, sorry, I really don't know if you can buy a part replacement...but it seems very sturdy and I pretty much use it everyday and so far nothing has broken etc. - another customer has helpfully provided an 800 number below so I hope that helps you.
616367
The idea behind the locking laces is that the lace is actually stretchy. This allows you to remove shoes without having to tie and untie laces. The standard lace in a shoe does not allow that.
84782
Yes you can get replacement feetI really like these for rough terrain hiking with my poles Pair of Pace Maker Extended Life Vulcanized Rubber Replacement Tips/asphalt Paws Ferrules (Fits Almost All Brands of Poles)or these for nordic walkiing on pavementStansport Trekking Pole Replacement Feet (2 Pack)
2065907
The replacement lacing was exactly he same thickness as the original lacing. The package contained two pieces of lacing, one for each side. I only needed to use one and it was long enough to easily complete the repair and, depending on how tight I pulled the lacing, had plenty to go double in the higher stress areas.
678116
I think you have to order a whole new one, or ask them to replace it! did you lose yours? I know mine keep falling off, but I always put 'em back on:)
328043
There are 2 lace clips included. You insert the laces onto the clip. It will permanently lock the lace inside the clip. Just make sure you insert about 1/2 inch lace inside the clip.
173572
I would contact ironlace themselves and explain, im positive they would send you a new pair for free. I have 2 pairs of ironlaces and the ones that are older started to fray at the ends after about 3 months of heavy use, so i plasti-dipped the ends and they came out awesome. So if you contact ironlace and they don't require you to send the old ones in i would highly recommend you do that
613190
Thank you for your inquiry. The leg tips can be unscrewed and replaced if you find the same size screw with wheels.
355341
You can replace it but it's not worth it. You are better off getting a new bow altogether.
1462249
Yes, the needle is replaceable. In fact, you can get replacement needles at Amazon. Here's the link: http://tinyurl.com/mmthg9h
1832593
each package only comes with one ankle brace. I purchased two right away. these braces are amazing and I Highly recommend them.
60627
Dear Rose B --It's been a couple of years (I think) since I bought these laces so I don't recall anything specific. My friend installed them and missed a hole. It's not a big deal. It's better to follow the old laces with the new laces. BTW I didn't ask my friend to re-lace the chair. Sorry I wasn't more helpful.
259628
It will be pretty hard. It's possible but not simple. You need to squeeze the retainer and pull the laces tight at the same time.
1883043
Contact the seller. If not, It shouldn't be too difficult to replace on your own. You can pick up Velcro at almost any craft/fabric store. Sew it yourself or go to a cobbler. Hope that helps. It is a good product, helped me alot.
1721115
Yes. Put the new laces in the shoes, determine the right length and cut off the excess lace. Then you will need to close to lace lock around the ends of the shoe laces and snap it shut. Sounds more complicated than it really is.
1561865
I don't think they're replaceable. I was a bit apprehensive in buying them due to the inexpensive price however, when I revieved them & used them A LOT (I had a small tree fall over winter) I couldn't believe how well they worked! Also, they're very sturdy & work great with little effort. If you buy them, I can't imagine you being disappointed. They'll last a very long time. Hope this helps.GS