what length laces do I need
188381
This guy is the zen master of all things shoelace-related, and his resources should help out anyone asking the same question: http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/shoelacelengths.htm
188382
Lace length, across the industry, is based on the number of eyelets in your shoes. This is what I've always used. You could also check this link: http://www.ehow.com/how_5890138_determine-shoelace-length.html. Good luck.
188383
Really, how would i even possibly know the answer to that question? Buy the longest ones and cut them down if they are too long!
1409068
I had to send mine back because I used the size chart on the Amazon page. Call the vendor and give them the length of the boot or shoe you will be using the cleats on.
2155239
Don't know the actual length, because we cut ours to fit, but plenty long for any size shoe. After you lace them, you measure the leftover length you want, cut them, and put the ends in the plastic tabs provided. Mine have never come out of the tabs - just make sure you close them tightly.
1609061
I where 34" inseam pants and these are a little short of that length. That said you don't what then too long and in the way. Besides while using the chainsaw one should be wearing boots that are 9-10" in length with steel toes. The boots will provide protection below the chaps.
1200587
You need a tape measure to determine the length of your shoe. This does not go by regular shoe size. The chart is Small: 9.5" - 10.5 " Medium: 10.75" - 11.5" Large: 11.75" - 13.5" I hope this helps!
1955136
They should work fine. The laces you'll receive will be plenty long enough. In fact, you will have to cut off several inches to not have to much flapping. Cut off less than you think - which is not what I did - you can always trim more lace off later if necessary but cannot add back on.
16644
I've never used the lace up. But, I think I would still prefer the speed lacer. I'm not sure there would be a comfort difference...maybe if you wanted one section extra tight or loose, using standard laces could work where the speed lacers won't. It came down to price for me...the speed lacers were cheaper.
487837
I have the 4 footers. Fully stretched, the distance between the open ends of the hooks is 51". But this is not the appropriate way to determine the size you need because the tie-down needs to be loose when hooking it to boat and trailer. IMO the tie-down needs to be at least 6" longer than the distance between boat and trailer.
1144213
You can use any size as long as you have your chain fit the size of the bar. If it don't fit the bar you can have links added or taken away.
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.
410776
The entire length is a little more than 19 inches. If you use the full span of Velcro to secure the strap, you are left with approximately 12 inches. But you could get away with 3 inches to secure, giving you 15-16" to encircle your ankle.
1609062
I bought these for my husband & 4 sons at Christmas time. My husband used his for the first time Saturday. He wears a 34" inseam & they fit him to the top of his shoes.
2018510
not sure Kyleigh. Converse may need longer laces. good question for the fabricator/distributor.
210326
Our EZLACES laces are 3mm (.120") diameter. They do reduce in diameter slightly when stretched. The plastic lace end, or aglet (lace tip) is a slightly larger diameter at 3.4 mm (0.135"). We do not have the specifications for the competitive product, but we hope the above information helps you make an informed decision. Thanks!
1705663
about 47 inches......... i use in my tennis shoes and had to cut them because they were to long.
289636
Not sure I can accurately answer this... But I remember that I cut off about foot or so from the laces.
98136
Approximately 1/8th of an inch or 3.175 mm. Thinner than the usual boot lace.