Uniqhia No Tie Shoelaces for Kids and Adults - Multicolor Fashion Sports Fan Shoelaces - Fits Most Types Shoes - Sneaker Boots, Board Shoes Sport Shoes and Leisure Footwear

I have always hated how the loop knots look on my shoes so I always cut them to the size of my shoe and did a knot at the end and stuck it inside.....I saw this product on Facebook and looked it up. I only bought 1 bag of white the shoe ties to try it. I'm the type of person that likes closeness no spaces !! So I have to put double the ties in 4 holes of my shoes it's hard! To get it in there but trust me it's worth it because it looks much better to me. It may look like it would be uncomfortable to wear specially with the double ties I placed on it for my OWN preference...DONT think it's uncomfortable at all! It doesn't even feel any different then the regular shoes laces! Plus these are going to be much easier to wash to make it white again when it gets dirty. ! Check out my pictures so that u can see how I did mine P.S I'm going to have to order about 2 packages for 1 pair of shoes because I double it up! You might want to do the same.P.S.S be careful which sizes you put in the top to bottom you should go From Big to Small if your starting up to down.

I'm not lazy, I just prefer efficiency.These no tie shoelaces are the perfect addition to my sneakers since they enable me to gear up in a matter of a few seconds instead of the standard half minute. I was initially concerned with the ability of the silicone grips to hold out considering how large my feet are, but these appear to be engineered just right for sneaker eyelets. There is no mal-forming and there is no protrusion of the grips as I put my shoes and these laces through a day's effort.The four star rating is because your product has to essentially change my life for the better in the extreme before five stars is an option (seller feedback is different in my opinion). One reason it didn't reach the five star level is that these can be difficult to install. I'm a fairly strong and healthy individual and I had trouble getting the end grips through the eyelet. If you have issues with grip strength or your fingers aren't strong enough, these can be a challenge to apply and may even turn you off from using them. I would suggest having someone help because once you get them installed you won't go back to traditional shoelaces.Side note: Using a tool of some type can help, but may also damage the silicone grip creating an inevitable failure of that particular lace. Be judicious there.

Works just great. It turned my athletic shoes nto loafers, great for a 72-year old who just uses them for yard work. Easy off and on. The package had 8 pairs, and I only used 5. My wife is usting the remaining 3 for a pair of her shoes that only requires 4 sets. One will just stay empty. My shoes had loops, rather than eyelets, so it required use of a needle-nose plyers to reach into the loop and pull it through. Simpler maybe than is sounds. I would use again, and recommend them.

These are a real pain to get in because the ends are so flimsy. My my thumb and index fingers hurt for a whole day afterwards from putting them on two pairs of shoes. My son has had it on his shoes for about a week and the top one keeps slipping out. I thought that the ends that secure these into the holes would have something hard inside the ends to keep them secure, but they do not. They are only rubber throughout so if pulled on with force, they pop out. I was looking for something alternative to shoe laces because my kid has this OCD thing that he must cinch his laces as tightly as the string will let him. Its a battle every morning for him to get ready. I didn't want to go with Lock Laces which I have for my other son because he could still try to make them tighter. Which is what I am trying to prevent. He complains these are "loose" and they aren't. They just seem loose to him because he likes to constrict his feet til near loss of circulation. I thought this would be good, but it doesn't work well for him. If you're just looking for a good way to avoid having to battle with tying shoe laces in the morning Lock Laces work really well. They have a toggle that you can tighten and loosen as needed. Maybe if you have really little kid shoes they would stay in. But for a rough and tumble 10 year old boy, these don't work.

Love these! I got them for my 5 year old so he's not having to tie his shoes at daycare and school so much. I wasn't sure if they would fit well with such small shoes but they do! These are little kids size 13.5 shoes the laces are in. They do take a little work to get them in the lace holes but once they're on that's it so it's worth the extra effort. I take this to mean they'll stay in place well too.

I broke my arm and couldn't tie my shoes. These worked well for my gym shoes so I could just slip them on. I was afraid they would feel lose but are surprisingly comfortable. I might even consider leaving them on when my arm heals.Update: I left these on my cross trainers and also put a pair on my every day shoes too. Now my tennis shoes are slip ins which is great. They make the shoes the perfect level of tightness without having to adjust the laces.

I just love them. No more hideous hook and fuzz straps! I am now wearing old favorite sneakers and running shoes. I have debilitating back injury so can't tie laces especially as tight as I need for my long, thin, flat bony feet! I was skeptical and really expected, meh, still, I scour the web for deals and well, forget it! These things are great! Comfy, stay secure and surprisingly, my 'hang around' indoors Champions that I put the multi-colors in have gotten rave reviews! I put the blacks in my Converse blacks (look great) and the white in my all-day outside sky blue Saucony's. (BTW Best runners for the money made by far, ask a podiatrist or athletic trainer!) Anyway, a 3 pack of Uniqhia "no ties" for this $ is a deal!