Unbreakable Round Bootlaces - Indestructible, Waterproof & Fire Resistant Laces, 1500-Pound Breaking Strength/Pair

I work at a power plant and was constantly snapping the laces on my work boots from the friction of tying them tight. I’d have to change my laces twice a year at least. Tried these laces and they’ve outlasted the leather on two different work boots over two years. Only reason I ever buy more is if I need longer laces for different boots. I work outside a lot and with pretty harsh chemicals and it’s incredibly hard on the boots which is why the leather gets destroyed. But these laces are so good. I wanted to keep my current pair going but I needed longer ones for my new boots. Absolutely worth the money. I keep the worn ones as backups for when coworkers snap their laces.

I've bought these laces at least 3 times. I deal with some harsh chemicals, hydrochloric acid being the worst, these do a great job of withstanding the harsh environments. The latest pair I just installed on my newest pair of boots are leaving black dye on my hands. Haven't had this before. Maybe fresh out of the coloring process or trying a new process to counteract them getting white as soon? Still seem to be the same product quality otherwise. Time will tell.

These are the most heavy duty laces I have ever seen! The color and quality are unmatched and they stay tied all day.

Lasted two months until one of them broke. I wear metatarsal boots so it’s usually the extra flap on top that wears them out. They would probably last much longer on regular boots. Will keep buying these because regular laces break in a week with my boots.

Strong laces will buy again if ever need to

For context, I am an electrician who only wears his work boots. No other shoes. Needless to say, my boots are well used, but not tortured like some other trades are.They look nice and have a good color. also, they do seem to be holding up better than ones I’ve had before. HOWEVER, for the first while they are a pain to keep knotted, and the knot tends to slip over time. After a good amount of time, it kinda sorts its self out and will hold the knot as you expect, but they do have a break in period. Normally, I’m against “break in periods” but they do hold strong and still haven't started to tare. Prefer these over the Kevlar laces.

I work in the track maintenance department for the railroad and I'd usually burn through a pair of laces every 6 to 8 months. Bought a pair of these back in 23 and they are still going strong, no cuts or frays. Worth every penny and will definitely buy again for all my boots going forward.

Initial review is for quality control. Missing aglet on one end of one of the laces. This will fray before I even lace them in unless covered. Dye stains hands as others have documented. Washes off easy enough. Used shrink tubing in place of missing aglet.