No Tie Elastic Silicone Dress Shoe Laces
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Description
Description
Easy to use Silicone Dress Shoelaces allow you to put your best foot forward without fussing with tight knots and worn-out laces.
Are specially designed for men’s dress shoes, instantly turning them into slip-ons for maximum comfort and functionality.
These no-tie shoelaces ensure 100% comfort with a stretchy yet snug fit.
Our no tie lace straps come in uniform widths to properly fit the shape of your dress shoes seamlessly.
Designed to eliminate the need of bending over and adjusting your laces, you can be assured that our round lace straps will keep you upright and won’t cause any scuffs or scratches.
Made with quality materials. Designed with care and hand packed.
FAQ
FAQ
How do silicone dress laces work?
Each strap stretches across one pair of eyelets and its ends seat under the eyelets, so there is nothing to tie. Fit them once and the shoe slips on and off like a loafer while keeping the laced look of a dress shoe.
Do they look right on dress shoes?
Yes. The straps are thin, flat and matte, in black or brown to match the leather, and they sit in a neat row across the vamp. At a glance they read as normal dress laces.
Which size do I need, 1.2 or 1.6 inch?
Go by your eyelet spacing. Choose 1.2 inch if the eyelets sit close together and 1.6 inch if they are spaced wider apart. Each set has 10 straps, enough for a pair of shoes with up to five eyelet pairs each.
Will they fit Oxfords and closed-lacing shoes?
Yes. Because every strap holds its own eyelet pair, closed lacing works the same as open lacing. The straps grip the eyelets under tension and stay put through a full day on your feet.
Silicone straps or round elastic dress laces?
Straps are the most hands-off option and the most invisible. Round elastic dress laces look closest to traditional laces and set one continuous tension. Both make the shoe a slip-on, so choose by the look you want.
New to no-tie laces? See every type of no-tie shoelace explained in our full guide →
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WHAT OUR KNOTTY FANS ARE SAYING...
These are awesome. I called Cole Haan. They couldn’t tell me how to get the shoes to look like this. I went to Amazon and bought these for eight dollars no tie laces.
For me the struggle with shoelaces is real lol. I feel like I either have to tie them so tight that they're hard to take off at the end of the day or not tight enough and I have to tie them every 30 minutes. These are a game changer they make putting my shoes on every morning. So easy. Easy enough to slide your shoes off during the day and put them back on quickly before a meeting. You have to try them. If your shoes are a little snug, go with the longer ones to give you a little more room. Definitely worth the money. After trying one pair I bought a few more for the rest of my everyday dress shoes
Very nice looking synthetic elastic "shoe laces" so I don't have to worry about the regular shoe laces coming undone like usual. I chose the 1.2 length and am a male with 9" wide feet and they fit snug on my feet. I would have chosen the 1.6 but I didn't want the shoes to feel like loafers and slip off. Time will tell how long they last, especially with MN winters lol. I'll keep my laces for back up
I bought a pair of pricy shoes in Paris that I loved. However, the ties were slippery and it was annoying to have to keep tying.I’m returning to Paris in a couple months and would love to wear them since they’re stylish and comfortable.So glad I found these! Easy to put on the shoes, they stretch to allow me to easily put them on and they look very nice. Brilliant idea!
Surprising strong & look just like laces . Great invention!
like how easy they are to use after getting them installed, the laces work best if your feet don't swell. I had a problem with the foot that swells, they didn't hurt but were tightat the end of day
Love these and bought them again for my son's shoes. I can now wear dress shoes at the airport because they are on and off easily. Time saver. Slip on my shoes and they do exactly what they say they do.
Bought these for a pair of sneakers I wear to work. I didn't want to mess with trying to hide the laces to look more professional.I put them on today and they work great. I wear wide shoes, so I went with the 1.6 inch size. If you have wide, high volume feet, I recommend the larger size. Mine feel good, but any smaller would be too tight.We'll see how long they hold up.
These larger Original STRETCHLACE laces are still unbearably tight. I have a narrow foot, so I couldn’t imagine using these with any shoe for any extended amount of time. They are really secure, making them very difficult to get out of shoes. I just cut them out.2 stars because they do look good, but the discomfort overrides that.
These no-tie dress laces come in two sizes because fit matters. If this pair felt unbearably tight, the longer 1.6 size likely would have been the better choice, since the shorter 1.2 can feel too snug depending on the shoe and foot. The goal is a secure slip-on fit, not a wrestling match getting out of your shoes.
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, you’ll be impressed by the quality of our shoelaces
SOME OF THE WAYS TO USE OUR LACES
• Travelers waiting at airport security lines
• While shopping and trying on pants
• Parents can get their kids off to school hassle-free
• Runners and triathletes
• Gym goers
• Adaptive athletes
• Suffering from Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s
• Autism
• Broken, wrist, hand, arm, foot, leg, knee
• Recovering from surgery
• Amputees
• Disabled or elderly
• Stroke survivors
• Trouble with bending over
• Neuropathy
• Wide feet
