I bought some new shoes and had to lace them up. There always seemed to be different ways to lace shoes, and sure enough there’s a website that explains and rates twelve different ways to lace your shoes. For those who cannot see the link, here it is again: http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacing.htm.
Which way do you lace your shoes? I’m trying the “Straight (Fashion) Lacing” method.
While yer at it, get some cool shoelaces on amazon.com:
i’m pretty fond of the bow-tie lacing. it’s ‘cute’. speaking of shoe lacing, this page recently changed my life: http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/slipping.htm turns out i had been tying my shoes wrong all my life. now my bows stay tied all day!
Wow, i’ve been tieing my shoes wrong the whole time too! For my whole life i’ve been using a freaking slip knot! Turn on your VCRs, this is the changing point of my life for I have adopted the Secure “Reef” knot.
i like the “Straight (Fashion) Lacing” method.
I use different lacing methods for different types of shoes. My dress shoes get a more formal lacing while my sneakers get a more casual lacing.
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In actuality, it’s been a while since I’ve worn shoes with laces. Lately I’ve been drawn to Josef Seibel sandals and clogs by Timerland. No lacing required!
i gotsed a new pair of shews and i was wondering if nebody knew how to bar lace them
Check out the following page http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacingmethods.htm I think I know what you mean about bar-lacing, but see “Straight [Fashion”> Lacing” or “Straight [Lazy”> Lacing” to compare for yourself.
Can you use one lace to bar lace a shoe? I used one blue lace to bar lace one of my Phat Farms, but I wanna know if that is okay. On some instructions it was using two.
Does anyone know how to bar lace? i really need to know thanks