Special Shoelaces

Free-Lace Shoelaces

Shoes developed specially for triathlon. Once you put them on there is no need to tie them again.

Free-lace laces with no need to tie are great elastic laces, which firmly hold foot in the right place and do not come untied. The lace does not move after it is tied, it springs while the shoe is being put on and after it the lace returns to its original length. We produce them in different colours and lengths. The material of the laces is 100% polyester.

How to the Draw Free-Lace Shoelaces?

We stretch the lace through a hole in strained (straight) condition. Once the lace has been inserted into the hole, pull the lace as far as possible (until the bubbles are straightened and lost) and then stretch on.

We develop the following series:

City

“City” model is suitable for both elegant walking shoes and children’s footwear or for shoes for seniors. Bubbles do not spoil the elegant look of laces, they are smaller but still perform the same function as laces of the Sport model. The most commonly used lengths of these laces are 40, 50 and 60 cm.

Sport

Model “sport” is suitable for collective and individual sports such as basketball, volleyball, football, athletics, marathon, golf, etc. The most commonly used lengths of these laces are 40, 50, 60 and 75 cm.

Spirals

Spirals, or spiral laces with no need to tie, are perfect for children’s footwear, their great advantage is that they do not have to be tied repeatedly because of great flexibility.

These great spiral laces are used by:

Parents and grandparents
Elementary schools
Churches
Doctors
People suffering from arthritis
DIYers
Institutions of child care
Hospitals, rehabilitation centres
Nursing homes
People with spinal disorders or after recent surgery
Big companies
Universities

Spiral laces are produced from polyester under type designation 4250583 in the following lengths:

Number of spirals / length

Spiral laces with no need to tie are standardly produced in several colours and designs with the possibility of customized colour of a lace or its length, see the polyester sampler. For an overview of standard colours and patterns, see the following table: