Can you use the locks on regular laces?
123301
It looks to me like you could by I didn't try. You could always give it a shot and if you don't like the results go ahead with the elastic laces.
123302
you could, but without the stretchiness of the included lace material, not certain that would be an ideal solution. the locks have teeth designed for this material, but they would probably work on regular laces, too.
123303
The 'locks' have nothing to do with the function of the laces except to keep the ends from fraying. Lock laces are used IN PLACE of regular laces. Remove and discard the regular laces, replace with lock laces, cut off any excess and clip the 'locks' on the ends. The lock laces are ELASTIC to allow putting them on and off without tying.
123304
No there would be no reason to do that. The laces are elastic and allow you to slip shoe on and off with ease and keep the laces from coming undone while exercising.
123305
Sorry for my late response. I don't see why not. The lock mechanism holds your laces in place. The elastic laces has an advantage of stretching them. You can tighten or loosen your laces easily to your comfort level.
578678
No you cannot,each lock has it's own key unfortunately. I numbered all mine to make it a little easier.Kind of a pain,but I love the locks so I didn't know what else to do. Good luck
356981
I'm sorry ,I have no way of telling if these locks are applicable to your inquiry. Perhaps if you check with the manufacture they can supply you with the answer.
1908420
These are tiny locks (lock section only about 1/2"), so they may be too small for regular locker use. And they can be broken very easily. For locker use I would advise a regular lock, although that would be much much heavier (but stronger).
198660
I don't see any reason why you could not. I personally had mine rekeyed to match to the other locks on my house. The key cylinder is a standard pin and tumbler. I had Lowes re key mine.
44476
No, I purchased mine extra long so I just wrap around twice then tie them snug. Haven't had them come untied once. I'll have to resole these boots before the laces give out.
993632
I don't believe they are, but I think Lock Lace has a differ t lace that is. I wear them on sneakers that have reflective logos on them
199151
Yes, they work on any shoe laces. I've been using mine. I'll warn you, they don't fully light up as pictured, its more like where the light is that they light up. Still fun though :).
1134934
None with mine. I have put these on before. Just place so laces tighten firmly. I also put duct tape rolls underneath to stabilize. Works well.
1340927
I am sure you could tie two laces together but they may be long enough for boots. They come pretty long and then you trim them down.
1134770
I think so. They could be set so they don't even have to be undone. I can just pull mine on and off without messing with the lock unless I really tighten them down.
1456751
No they can NOT work as lock picks they are way to big I bought them and they are not meant for lock picking
269837
Yes I did shorten mine too with a very sharp knife and then put very small snap ties on the ends of them to make sure they don't frey even though they probably wouldn't anyway. Great laces nothing better I put mine into rocky boots that are 2 years old and were them every day and will get another year out of them too. Buy the laces like I will every time... 10 out of 10
2161380
Yes- once you have laced them you need to cut the excess before putting on the plastic end piece to secure the laces.
2161379
Definitely! The lace ends come as a separate piece, so you trim the laces first, then clip the end pieces on.
400526
I think they would be fine. You can make them as tight as you want. You also cut the strings when you put the clip on, so you can choose how far the extra lace and clip extends. I am not a basketball expert though.
2161378
Yes. After you install them, you trim them before placing the locking device