Laces - Page 2

Trinity · #11 17th Apr 08, 02:46 PM

blimey... I didn't realise there were so many ways to tie laces...

Steve · #12 17th Apr 08, 04:56 PM

Almost as many as tying ties........

cheriton · #13 17th Apr 08, 05:37 PM

there were some new ones on show at the expo on the weekend they looked interesting i know trinity has a pair perhaps when shes road tested them she'll post about them .

if i remember correctly you dont even have to knot them is that right Tin?

Trinity · #14 17th Apr 08, 06:21 PM

that's right

.. haven't put them in my runners yet though

scr8pe · #15 18th Apr 08, 01:18 AM

I'm sure that a week ago I'd would have ignored this thread, but as I am now suffering from a very painful blister, I'm tending to take it very seriously. In fact, I am even considering taking the weekend off from running....................Anyone any advice on how to avoid that?

Sharon72 · #16 18th Apr 08, 08:04 AM

Thanks for all your replies at first when someone told me that there was a correct way of tying them I just thought it was a wind up.

And the man on that website must have too much time on his hands, it did make me laugh.

Steve · #17 18th Apr 08, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Sharon72

And the man on that website must have too much time on his hands, it did make me laugh.

Bit like me at the moment!

BTW it wasn't you out running on Normanston Park last night was it?

Sharon72 · #18 18th Apr 08, 08:25 AM

Sorry Steve but what does BTW stand for?

Steve · #19 18th Apr 08, 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Sharon72

Sorry Steve but what does BTW stand for?

By The Way..sorry!

Dave · #20 18th Apr 08, 10:57 AM

I was shown the lock lace method when I bought my first pair of shoes,and have used it even since.