INMAKER No Tie Shoelaces for Kids and Adults, Elastic Shoelaces for Sneakers

Loved these! My son wore them on his shoes until out grew the shoe and moved to his new pair. No tearing or anything.

They worked just fine.

Sometimes, it's matter of moments that can make a marked difference. I bought these elastic shoelaces on the advice of a friend, not placing too much thought into it. The advantages I found over traditional shoelaces are that you can slip your shoes on QUICKLY and NEVER be concerned about UNtied NOR soggy laces (from the weather) again. The one caveat is that, over time, a shoelace (who knows which one it'll be) will eventually weaken and release itself from the shoe's eyelet, BUT we're talking about half-a-year's time. That makes this tidy little TIME-SAVER well worth the price!

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They are a bit small for a child’s size but it works. Kinda hard to get into the shoelace hole but we managed.

It’s not always that a product annoys me enough that I’d leave a comment, but boy, is this one a special one.The concept is great, however, unless you’re looking to get blisters on the tip of your fingers and get rubber snapped, skip this product.It breaks, it’s a pain to get it on, and when it does, makes the shoe look wonky (this was a kids size on kids Jordan’s).Next time I want to get my fingers injured, I’ll just dip them in peanut butter and stick it out to rabid raccoons. They might be gentler.

I liked the product it makes my Jordan’s look clean and I don’t have to deal with long shoe laces!

I bought a pair for my wife and one for myself. We both find them very comfortable. I have horses,so I change shoes a lot to keep mud out of the house, so these laces save me a lot of time.The lace holes in my sneakers are small,, so it took me a bit of time to install the laces,but it was worth it. I suggest doing one side at a time and using needle nose pliers. I was afraid the ends might break off when I tugged, but they did not. The material is strong.You get enough laces to do 9 hole high-tops, although so far I have only used them with 6-hole sneakers. The laces vary in size. I used the shortest laces nearest the toe,with successively longer laces as I went back to the heal. This gave me a snug fit, which is fine. Starting with the fourth shortest lace would have given me a looser fit.You may want to use a shoe horn. I do sometimes, have to pull the tongue of my sneakers up, but I had to do this with the tie laces too, This would not happen as much with a stiffer tongue.Now I don't have to double-knot laces to be sure they do not come loose, which can make them hard to untie. Stepping on a loose lace can cause tripping and can pull the end off the lace, which leads to unraveling.How do they look? My wife tells me they look better with my new no-tie laces. I plan to put them into all my shoes that will take them.