inLaceNo Tie Shoelaces For Adults and Kids

We love these because it’s hard for my son to tie his shoes and he would rather not mess with tying them. Now he just slips his shoes on and goes!

I’m a male with a shoe size of 8 1/2 to 9, and to get the perfect fit, I had to use the smallest band in the kit at the starting point at the bottom of the tongue. I worked my way up, using one size up for each eyelet. I’m not sure how good of a fit they would be, for someone with a small adult foot. Installation is a pain, but was helped by using flat tipped tweezers.Once the bands were all in place, the shoes fit perfectly, as if I had my old laces installed. For my size shoe, I can easily walk in them. They are not loose on my feet, and I believe I could actually run in them. Don’t forget to put the band through the tongue slot, because getting these bands off is very hard.The bands are very high quality; they stretch but they are strong at the same time.I originally bought these because I had surgery, and tying my own laces was a bit of a pain. So I purchased them temporarily, but now after using them for a day, I will keep them on my shoes forever.I would like to put out, that I have a running shoe with very small holes for eyelets. I installed them into my cycling shoes too, which have oblong eyelets, and they seem snug enough that they won’t slip out, and the shoe seemed tight enough that I should be able to ride without worries. I will update this posting if cycling is a problem.

I hate shoe laces and these are perfect for my walking shoes.

The widest band wouldn’t fit across the widest lace holes on my size 10.5 shoe, without pulling them together and causing creases when not being worn. The quality is fine, they seem resilient and are not hard to put on with pliers. Their one-size model really will only work for kids and women’s shoe sizes though. For men’s, I would look for one that has longer pieces.

No-tie shoelaces are of good quality. However, they require small round/punched lace holes to be secured, otherwise they fall. Not suitable for sneakers with fabric or other type of lace holes.

Product works ok but is very hard to install on shoes. If your trying to use on Under Armor Project Rock shoes they’re very hard to put into eyelets. I was only able to use 4 on each shoe as it will pull too much and makes it very hard to put your shoe on.

Can be a little difficult to install near the toes of the shoes, this is the second type of these laces that I have purchased, they do pull the shoe tops closer together but this will expand once you put your foot in them... Picture is the laces in a pair of Hoka's... If these work out I will be purchasing more for my wife's shoes

The best way to wear sneakers seems like shoelaces, but more comfortable.

Looks great on my shoes.Very comfy and fuzz free to wear footwear now without laces to tie all the time. Will definitely repurchase more for my other shoes.