No Tie Shoelaces for Kids and Adults Stretch Silicone Elastic No Tie Shoe Laces

I was intimidated by the other reviews but decided to try these anyway. I bought one set and decided to put them on my daily sneakers that I've been using for awhile. It went on so easy! I was able to do it with my bare hands and lacing my shoes was a quick process. The set is comprised of 10 segments of lace that increase in size. I have big feet, so I skipped the 3 smallest segments and went from there. The shoes slip on well and they feel very secure on my feet. I've worn them doing yard work and walking through sand and the laces were very durable. I liked them so much, I decided to buy a second pair of laces. I decided to put these laces on my near-virgin dress sneakers. They're duplicate to my first set of sneakers, it's just that I only wear them for special occasions so they're clean and presentable. Lacing them up was kind of a bitch. I had trouble putting the smallest segment on and I had to get out my needle-nose pliers. I was very careful and managed to get that one on without tearing anything. From there it got easier and I only had to use the pliers sometimes. While more difficult, lacing the shoes went fine. Overall, I'm very happy with the look and performance of the laces.

This is my second time buying/using silicon no-tie laces (to replace the traditional laces that came with my shoes.) The first pair I tried (and generally liked well enough) was made by a competitor (rhymes with Nicky's) -- a similar concept but they have a "loop" at one end of each piece that snaps over a little "hook/button" to secure them. I liked those fine, really -- I LOVED converting my lace-up tennis shoes into easy "slip-ons"! But (having US-12 feet) they didn't last terribly long for me, and one by one they started breaking after about 5 months of frequent/near daily wear. (They also were very easy to accidentally "unhook" when I'd cross my feet at my ankles.) When enough of them wore out so that I needed to consider a replacement, I found this brand's product as an alternative and decided to try it. I haven't quite made it to 5 months with these yet (to test longevity of this brand) but I do like this product more already, vs. the first product I'd used, for several reasons: 1. At a glance these look more like you have regular laces in your shoes -- they even have a subtle "fabric-like" texture on their flat surface, like a real lace would. And you don't see the "button/hook" in the center of each silicon lace like my earlier product. These give a slightly "cleaner", less-cluttered appearance as a result. 2. These can't accidentally "unhook" by resting one foot on top of the other/crossed your feet at the ankles. 3. These come as a set of graduated sizes -- make perfect sense for tennis shoes/sneakers, where the spacing between eyelet holes gets wider quickly as you move up the shoe -- the competitor's product was entirely same-length pieces, regardless of which pair of eyelet holes you were lacing -- having graduated lengths in this product I feel contributes to a better fit, AND I think, less likely to have over-stretching (by using a longer piece in the upper, wider eyelet holes) hopefully less breaking. Additionally, because I can use the shorter-length ones nearer my toes, the overall fit of my shoe is now a little more snug (not at all over-tight, however) than the competitor's result. (Right now, I have this product entirely lacing my left shoe, and the competitor's product entirely lacing my right shoe, so it is easy to compare fit and feel.) I will happily buy these again (for my other pairs of tennis shoes) once I pass the 5-month mark with no breakage, to confirm whether they last any longer for me. vs. the first product. My only caveat/warning is that they required some really focused work to get them INTO the tennis shoes' eyelet holes -- I had to use a tapered, flat-tipped chopstick to help force them through the tight eyelet holes of my shoes. Took about 10 minutes to get both shoes outfitted with these, but I love the result!

Hard to put on initially, but they were wonderful for my mom who could no longer tie her shoes after cancer.

I wish I knew these existed years ago! I am a slip on shoe girl, but wear a lot of converse style tennis shoes, both high and low top and they work great for both!!!. These have beeen a game changer. A little difficult to install at first, but once you figure out how to angle it, it’s a piece of cake. I have had zero issues with breaking or anything, they’re easy to clean and I’m sure they would also be great for kids. But they’re also great for a 36 year old who hates tying her shoes. Great accessibility tool, honestly. As long as you have someone to help install if you have trouble with your hands

I bought these on a whim thinking that it’d be a great option for my Converse and walking shoes. For testing purposes, I put them on to my Asics walking shoes and here’s how that went. The anchors that go into the eyelets are a little tough to slip through. I can only imagine how tough it’d be to install for someone like my parents, who might actually benefit from a product that allows them to slip on shoes. However, once in place, they are tough as nails to take out. This is the double edged sword that took me extra time and tools. While I could’ve pulled them out like a 19th century dentist pulling out a decayed tooth, I didn’t want to go so hard as to break those nubby anchors off the band. Speaking of nubby, depending on how big and sensitive your feet are, you might be able to feel those anchors rubbing on the top of your feet. So once I got the things on and settled, I of course made sure to test the things out before writing a review. About two weeks later, here we are, and I must say that I’m not thrilled overall. I will keep using them, but let me go through a list of pros and cons since most people like that: Pros: - Turns almost any shoe into slip-on shoes (it won’t turn already slip-on shoes with no eyelets into slip-on shoes) - Stay in place. (I have run, played sports, and did other active activities and these things have not slipped out) - They seems to be durable through the two weeks I’ve worn them. Cons: - Installation can be quite difficult for some - Removal can be equally difficult for some - The anchors end up hurting my feet after about two hours of use Overall, you be the judge. For me, they are not perfect, they are okay for my purposes. I would not put them in shoes I intend to wear all day. Full disclosure, I did do that with a different pair of shoes, but that was an unreliable test because there were other factors involved that could not be deemed a result of these “laces.”

I am on a perpetual quest to help improve my boyfriend's life. His happy-go-lucky self just accepts any of life's quirks and annoyances as inevitable and he never believes that a solution is out there. After hearing him complain about tying his shoes, I set out to find a solution. I considered just buying him new slip on shoes, but I was reluctant to throw out pairs of perfectly good shoes and shell out for new ones. So I looked at a few different options, but I liked the price point on this one and that they looked like real laces. There were also tons of good reviews. When I got them, he was skeptical to say the least. He begrudgingly allowed me to put them on his sneakers with the caveat that I would remove them if he didn't like them. But he slipped them on and VOILA! It was love at first walk! He absolutely loves them. He marveled at how easy it was to get his shoes on and how secure they felt. I had initially bought this in both white and black, white for his sneakers and black for his work shoes. And he had only agreed to let me try them on his sneakers, but by the end of day 1 he was eagerly requesting that I install the black set on his work shoes. Win!! As for putting the laces in, that wasn't easy...but it wasn't that tough either. Expect your fingertips to hurt a little. It takes a bit to pull them through narrow shoelace holes, but I don't necessarily think that's bad. It actually reassures me that they are secure and I'm quite certain that they won't just pop out. It takes some doing to get them out (I experimented with different lace configurations, Xs or straight across, so trust me, those laces aren't popping out without some force). And the boyfriend is so pleased with his no-tie laces, that he's singing their praises and we even ordered a pair for a friend. They seem pretty strong too. I'll update if we have any durability issues with them.

I used these to replace the leather laces on my new boat shoes. The look is so much cleaner now. I like the fact that each "lace" is a slightly different length, so getting the exact size for each pair of holes is easy.

so far so good.. kind of a pain for the first couple of holes, even using a paper clip to pull through. Used a drop of dish soap on all the rest and they went right in.

✅BENEFICIOS: ➡La elasticidad que tiene agarra bien el pie ➡Material de silicona de buena calidad ➡Son fácilmente adaptables ➡Disponen de gran diversidad de diseños y colores ➡Producto ideal para usuarios con movilidad reducida para que se valgan por sí mismos y se calcen sin ayuda ➡Evitamos agacharnos para atarse los cordones ➡100% impermeable ➡Mi talla es la 40 y me van genial, se adaptan muy bien a cualquier tipo de zapato ❇️RESUMEN Los recomiendo, cómodos para el uso diario y para hacer deporte

Sono favolose, metto le scarpe al volo.. Basta perdita di tempo ad allacciare le stringhe!.. E i colori sono super! Unico neo é infilare nel buco... Ho tribolato un sacco... Ho dovuto allargare i fori e aiutarmi con una pinza... Rischiando di romperne subito uno! Per il resto penso le ricomprero per le altre paia di scarpe che abbiamo a casa.

Está claro que es un sistema distinto para sujetar el calzado... se les llama "cordones" porque no sé sino cómo lo llamarían, pero ES GENIAL. Son unas piezas elásticas y resistentes de silicona, que hacen las veces de un cordón, y atan las zapatillas. Vienen dos juegos de 8 piezas y miden aproximadamente: 4'8cm / 5'2cm / 5'6cm / 6,0cm / 6'5cm / 7'1cm / 7'5cm / 8'0cm (por lo que he visto, el tamaño para niños son dos juegos de 6 piezas de medidas algo inferiores: 3'8cm / 4'2cm / 4'5cm / 5'0cm / 5'3cm / 5'8cm ) Se trata de jugar con las longitudes, para ir cerrando nuestro calzado. Igual, más cantidad de piezas cortas sería más práctico, pero... claro, depende del calzado, y de cómo nos guste llevarlo a cada uno. De todos modos, las piezas algo más largas pueden cerrar más simplemente poniéndolas cruzadas... Como digo, es cuestión de ir ajustando longitudes a nuestro gusto. Según el tipo de ojal del calzado, son algo complicadas de poner... pero traen una especie de pincho, para ayudar a pasarlas por ojales muy estrechos. De todos modos, es sólo la colocación... luego ya, una vez puestos como queremos... ¡¡Te olvidas!! Si los ojales son muy amplios, los extremos de las piezas se salen y no hacen su función, pero depende mucho del tipo de ojal. A mi me vinieron genial... utilicé 6 piezas en cada zapatilla (deportiva), unas piezas horizontales y otras cruzadas, para ajustar las distancias que yo quería. Y me sobraron las dos piezas más largas. Me parece un sistema fantástico y muy cómodo de utilizar.

Schnürsenkel raus, die gummies rein fertig. Ich nutz die schnürer jetzt an 4 paar Schuhen und bin sehr zufrieden. Hatte erst Angst, dass es bei Schuhgröße 48-50 kritisch wird war aber nicht so ich nutze Nicht mal die größten der gummies. Meist verwende ich ne Mischung aus direkt (obere und untere Löcher) und Kreuz in der Mitte des Schuhs um so dementsprechend den Sitz anzupassen. Komfort ist wirklich gut und am Fuß halten geht auch, selbst auf der Achterbahn. Also immer wieder gern.

Hat meinen Erwartungen erfüllt. Opa war zufrieden. Ich würde es gerne noch mal bestellen Funktioniert ganz einfach wie erwartet toll