Tieless Silicone Elastic Shoelaces | 20 Straps
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Description
Description
tieless silicone stretch laces, the no-tie elastic shoelaces that swap your laces for stretchy silicone straps. Lace each strap once and your shoe becomes a slip-on, with no knots and nothing to tie or untie. 20 straps per pack, one size fits most lace-up shoes.
- Fit: flat silicone straps in that sit across your shoe like rungs, for a clean, low-profile look.
- Works with: sneakers, casual shoes, and most lace-up shoes with eyelets. A favorite for kids, since there's nothing to come untied.
- One size: 20 stretchy straps per pack, no measuring and no size guide needed.
- Easy to install: thread one strap through each pair of eyelets like a rung and let the stretchy ends hold it in place. No tying, ever.
- Comfort: the silicone flexes and moves with your foot, so you can stretch, run, and jump without pressure points.
- Material: soft, durable silicone that springs back instead of stretching out. Hand packed in 100% recyclable packaging.
FAQ
FAQ
Are silicone strap laces actually secure, or do they feel loose?
They hold firmly. Each strap stretches across a pair of eyelets and the ends lock under tension, so the shoe stays snug. Because every strap holds its own section, the fit stays even across the whole shoe instead of relying on a single knot to do all the work.
Do the straps pop off or come loose during activity?
No. The stretchy ends grip the eyelets and spring back, so they stay seated through walking, running, and play. If one ever needs adjusting you just re-seat that single strap, with no relacing.
Can I adjust how tight they are?
Yes. Tightness comes from which eyelets you run them through and how you seat each strap, so you can set the shoe snug or relaxed and even fine-tune the fit zone by zone, tighter over the instep, easier at the toe.
Will they fit my shoes' eyelets?
They fit most standard lace-up eyelets, and one size stretches to work across sneakers and casual shoes. Each pack has 20 straps, enough for a typical pair with spares. Very small or oversized eyelets are the main exception.
Silicone straps or regular elastic laces, which is better?
Straps are the most hands-off option, there is never anything to tie and they give a modern rungs-across look, which is why they are a favorite for kids. Elastic laces keep a traditional laced look and let you set one continuous tension. Choose by the look and feel you want.
New to no-tie laces? See every type of no-tie shoelace explained in our full guide →
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Positives:They work. They comes with 2 sets of 9 Silicone "laces" that are 9 different lengths (numbered). You feed the T ends though the show lace holes in the shoes. Due to the shape they fit very securely. They are stretchy and seem durable. After installing them on one shoe they are comfortable to wear and my shoe definitely feels secure enough with no hot spots. They do what they are designed to do.Negatives:There are no instructions or guides that I could find that tell you how to install them to get the best fit. I guessed and while they seems to work, they were cumbersome to install. Other than swapping out a lace for one of a different size, there's really no way to adjust the tightness of the shoe and it's not a fast process to switch them out once they are installed. Once you're done and they are as close to good as you can get them, you won't have to mess with them later. It's a just a longer process to get them set up.These do work. They don't look bad and from a distance they look like laces, but there are other versions/brands that I like better for look as well as ease of installation.Overall - They're a pretty decent product and work as they should.
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My little boy is not that great at fine motor stuff right now and tying shoes is definitely not something that is on the to do list for a little while so since I got him some new shoes that have shoe laces I decided to also get him some of these are elastic shoe bands that turn the shoes into slip ons. They come with a lot of different size bands and they are numbered on the back which is really helpful. I ended up putting the smallest ones that I had into his shoes because these shoes are size 2 kids. And as you can see from my video, thereβs a nice amount of give but also, they still still spring back really well to hold the shoes on. If there any issues with this in the future, I will come back and update my review.
I really love my new silicone shoelaces. They are exactly what I was looking for. The only drawback was the difficulty in getting them inside the eyelets of the Pumas I own but once we figured that out, they've been stellar.
I wear a size 13, and I can't slip my shoes on at all with these silicone laces.
Thanks for the feedback. These silicone tieless straps are designed to fit a broad range of standard shoe sizes, but they may not be the best match for larger or wider feet that need more give for easy slip-on use. For customers who want more adjustability, our flat elastic Stretchlaces or Quick Lock Laces could be a better option. We appreciate you giving them a try.
I absolutely love these laces. They look super nice and are comfortable. I ordered more for all of my other shoes.
Horrible product. It will not fit through the lace holes.
Thanks for the feedback. Our laces are designed to fit through most standard shoe eyelets, but some shoes do have unusually small lace holes that can make installation more difficult. In those cases, a little patience and careful threading may be needed, but we understand they may not be the right fit for every shoe style. We appreciate you sharing your experience.
I love to just slip into my shoes and these make it so much easier to convert lace shoes to slip one! Plus they come in a multitude of colors. They also have a bunch of lengths to customize the fit on your shoe. I really like them!
Overall, these are effective. However, I needed a lilac or lavender purple. These are full-on bold purple.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad they did the job, even if the color showed up ready to make an entrance π Screen settings can make that even trickier. We appreciate you pointing it out for future shoppers.
These are perfect for that pair of comfy shoes that you just want to slip on every day. They look great and seem to be holding up well.
Some pretty neat little 'no-tie' shoelaces that you strap around your shoelace holes. They work well and are pretty interesting, especially if you don't like to tie your shoes, aren't too great at it, or you're a child.They're pretty nice but I do wish they came with instructions because it took me a while to figure out how to work them into my daughter's shoes, so I looked up a video to figure it out.
Item is as pictured, rubber texture, seems sturdy. I didnβt realize when I ordered them for my son that his shoes didnβt have the standard circular rings for laces, instead his has hoops to string the laces through. So I couldnβt use these yet but Iβm sure they will do just fine in a shoe with ring holes.
NO GOOD, can't even get into my shoes.!!!!!
Thanks for the feedback. We understand the installation can be frustrating, especially on shoes with small or tight eyelets. This style does take a more careful setup than traditional laces, and it may not be the best fit for every shoe. We appreciate you sharing your experience.
I have bought multiple pairs of their normal elastic laces and they work flawlessly. These, however, are horrible. They kept popping out of the eyelets. To r solve that issue, I had to use much larger pieces which left my shoe too loose. Eventually, the little tab that held the pieces on place tore off on a night of walking around town.
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I gave it a star cause Iβm sure they work on some shoes but it took me 10 minutes to put 1 on and when I tried it with half of them on they just popped off and I had to redo it, if ur trying to get something g to just slip on get normal elastic shoe laces not these impossible cheap rubber things
Thanks for the feedback, and for being a repeat customer of our elastic laces. Weβre sorry this style didnβt work as well for you. These silicone straps are not adjustable like our traditional elastic laces, so getting the right fit can be trickier, especially if the tabs are under extra strain during installation or wear. We appreciate you giving them a try and sharing the comparison.
This brand is the best! Very easy to put on sneakers and they look good.
Ever since I found their brand, I buy them for all my shoes for both causal and dressy shoes. I hate that they charge for shipping though.
Handy item
They are a pretty handy item, I will not lie, it took me quite a while to find the right sizes for the placement on the shoes, once done, not bad! I have yet to do the 2nd pair, but they are pretty cool.
SEE HOW IT WORKS!
ELASTIC SHOELACES - A SIMPLE SOLUTION TO THE MOST MUNDANE TASK OF TYING SHOES
The Original Stretchlace are a helpful addition to any wardrobe, and they are fashionable to boot.
Easy installation: Match up the appropriate length,and lace your shoe as you normally would. Leave enough room to slip your foot in and out, tie a taut bow and off you go!
Traditional look: Tying bows are a rite of passage. Keep the look, but lose the inconvenience of tying.
Flexible fit: Provides the perfect amount of pressure, allowing for a comfortable flex, with snug and firm grip.
Quality: With a softly textured surface, youβll be impressed by the quality of our shoelaces
SOME OF THE WAYS TO USE OUR LACES
β’ Travelers waiting at airport security lines
β’ While shopping and trying on pants
β’ Parents can get their kids off to school hassle-free
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β’ Gym goers
β’ Adaptive athletes
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β’ Autism
β’ Broken, wrist, hand, arm, foot, leg, knee
β’ Recovering from surgery
β’ Amputees
β’ Disabled or elderly
β’ Stroke survivors
β’ Trouble with bending over
β’ Neuropathy
β’ Wide feet
