INMAKER No Tie Laces for Kids and Adults, Silicone Flat Shoe Laces for Trainer, Elastic Waterproof Tieless Running Shoe Laces

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Wow I stumbled across these on a flash sale and I'm glad I did! These are awesome!Easy enough to put into shoe lace holes, comfortable to walk in and wear. Very easy to put shoes on with one hand. If you have health troubles like me you'll find these a game changer. Plus no more shoe laces coming undone, or dirty ends of the laces! Going to buy some more for my husband too! Highly recommend!I'd recommend though that you measure the bottom lace before you remove them so you can select the correct/largest first lace replacement to use and work your way up. This means you are more likely to get a good comfortable fit first time 😊

Absolutely brilliant! They make shoes look much cleaner, they have enough stretch to slip shoes on easily, but the elastic is strong enough to hold them on securely. I bought one set - then I bought five more, to replace the laces on all my compatible shoes. I saw other reviews saying they were difficult to fit, and wondered what they were on - they fitted really easily on my canvas shoes, and two pairs of ASICS running shoes... and then I struggled for twenty minutes to get them on my ASICS trail running shoes. Obviously it varies depending on the shoes. Some will have bigger or smaller lace holes, and the trail running shoes I struggled with had stiff reinforcement around them, where the ordinary running shoes that were easy to fit were much more flexible.

Bought these for a pair of Converse knockoffs and they work a treat! I think I may be a Inmaker convert now. Pretty sure these are the future of shoe tieing technology... forget Marty Mcfly's self lacing shoes, these are where it's at!

Fitted to my work shoes, then worn for an hour including mowing the lawn with no obvious problems. time will tell how long they will last when worn on an 11 hour Truckers shift.Update . . . . Work shoes felt loose while walking, but, were comfortable whilst driving. Top "lace" popped out twice whilst I was unloading roller cages. When working and putting strain on my feet, they have loosened the shoe eyelets.I can imagine that these would be OK for walking but I have reverted back to laces for work. Also shoehorn was required to slip shoes on, unable to just slip feet in to shoes.

No more messing about with laces.As a disabled person, getting my trainers on and tying the laces is always quite the chore.This product has not only saved me time and pain, it has given a new lease of life to my footwear.My trainers are now more comfortable to wear, as well as nice and easy to slip on.Fitting was simple and only took a few minutes.Would definitely recommend this product and seller...

A difficult item to review; I like them and admire the innovation that created them, but have reservations. I have two pairs of shoes I wear frequently that I wanted the "laces" for, and ordered one set of the 9 to 13 adult size. I take 10s. They fit the one pair quite well (see photo) and I've worn them several times now, and will continue to do so. They fit well, are comfortable to wear and show no sign of failing, and of course are easier on my aging hands and back! As you see from the photo the laces cope with a wide range of gaps and cope well (I'm using the smaller of set of laces).They simply wouldn't fit the other pair of shoes, no matter how I mixed and matched the different lengths of lace they were too loose, and this is only on a size 10 shoe bear in mind.I like them enough to be considering buying the smaller set to try on this second pair of shoes, but am not simply not convinced they will stand the test of time. Rather like boot ice grippers and similar footwear aids, they are made of rubber, using the built in stretch properties of the material. And that depends on the quality of the rubber. I have not for instance, ever had a pair of ice grippers that have survived a complete winter, and its not as if they are worn that often.Time will tell, but I've a feeling 4 out of 5 stars is generous.* And I was right! 5 weeks later, after almost daily but fairly light use, one snapped. To be fair the shoe was still wearable, loose, but I managed (and anyway I had no choice, I'd just arrived at a Center Parcs!).I'm still a fan, and still use them (I replaced the broken one with a spare (you receive 8 laces per shoe) but one has to be aware they have a very limited life and at £8.00 per pack that makes them very expensive.

I'm such a lazy person when it comes to tying shoelaces... I have to do it on my work shoes and it really bugs me when they constantly come undone during the day. As such, for my casual shoes I prefer slip-on's... however, I have a great pair of grey comfort shoes that I love... their only flaw being that they have laces (and incredibly long one's at that). I used to tuck them into my shoe after I'd tied them, however, that wasn't particularly comfortable.Then I found these little beauties... it's sad to say that it's one of my best purchases this year (even though my wife and mother-in-law tease me as they say these are meant for kids who can't tie their shoelaces)!Whatever is what I say to them (in a completely immature voice)!

I bought these for a pair of Nike runners. Love them. Got pink to go with pink tick and my trainers look really cool. Secure fit, no slipping. My only gripe is how difficult they are to get in the eyelets. It took me about 45 mins. They are a very tight fit to get on holes but once in they're going nowhere. I've used them for my 3.5 mile walk home and going to the gym. Also wore them for Zumba. If you can persevere getting then in as this is a struggle you will love them. Brilliant!!