
Lock Lace & Knot is the best method to help reduce heel slippage by creating a secure tight hold on the foot.
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| Lace through toe cap eyelet,
to avoid metal cages catching
on the first line of shoe lace. |
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Criss-cross lacing offers the most comfort.The crossover of the lace sits on the tongue of the shoe thus aren't pressed against the foot. |
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| The shoe is laced until the lace
ends emerge through the second
set of eyelets from the top. |
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The lace ends run straight up
and are fed into the top
eyelets |
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| Lace ends should be crossed over,
then each tip is fed under the vertical
section of the opposite side. |
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Secure lock knot, to prevent laces
coming undone.
Tie a simple knot at the start |
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Fig.8 |
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| Then cross the two loops over one another.
Lets call the loop, 'Bunny ears'. (Brown
bunny ear & Green bunny ear) |
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Starting at the front, begin to
loop the brown coloured 'bunny
ear' through the centre hole. |
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| At the same time, in the opposite
direction, loop the green coloured 'bunny
ear' through the centre hole. |
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Once both ear tips are through
the centre hole, pull each tip to
tighten the knot. |
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