what is the diameter of these laces?
98135
These are very thin I would say 1-2mm. I can say off the top of my because I do not wear those boot anymore. The material does not absorb water or oil and swell like the original laces I had.
98136
Approximately 1/8th of an inch or 3.175 mm. Thinner than the usual boot lace.
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.
2079670
The item description states they are 1/2 inch. I just eyeballed they ones in my package and agree with that number.n the total length is a bit longer but the threaded end gets screwed into the collar
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.
2018510
not sure Kyleigh. Converse may need longer laces. good question for the fabricator/distributor.
1711239
Probably depends on the shoe and how much length you need in the lace. I am size 13 and cut off a lot of length when installing them on athletic shoes. I have other footwear (boots) they wouldn't be near as long as what I need. You can probably measure how much lace you need to make your shoes tight, add four to six inches or whatever you want to make them loose (remember, they are elastic, so even when tight they might stretch enough to pull the shoes on/off), and then compare to the 48 inches.
1034330
Not sure of exact diameter, I just wanted to respond to you with a warning on these. I have purchase these twice and both times they have leaked at bottom of the can. This ruined part of my deck. Just felt obligated to save someone the hassle that I had.
2018511
Viking here: Yes, these laces will work with ANY shoes. They would work with combat boots if you wanted. They can be cut to fit any style shoe for almost any length. They are adequate for most shoes.
2120702
I don't remember the diameter but they were a good size... just never worked :)
744313
Approx 3 inches...I can measure one because I threw them both away, serious they broke immediately, both clasps just fell apart.
1563365
4 mm I measured them. That was one of my concerns that it would be too wide and bulky. I've been using them for several weeks now and I like them a lot. They give you three replacement tips and two long lanyards. I was very pleased with my purchase.
2026879
I bought mine as a gift so I don't remember the size, but I'm sure they were at least 1 3/4 inch.
490782
I believe these would work nicely on a pair of hiking shoes. They do allow adjustment for a snug fit. I was even thinking of putting these on my blackhawk boots but they don't have the length to fit. I think these laces are better then standard laces by far.
223520
Not exactly sure, the package doesn't say...but my shoes have twelve holes (six on each side), laced criss-cross, trimmed so there is about two inches between the lock and the end piece. I ended up cutting off about fifteen inches overall. The laces are really long. Hope that helps...
2129640
it looks to be 1 inch or less diameter i use them a lot myself i hope i was of some help thank you
1711241
Hi Andy, There is some play in the length of the laces, I believe they are 48" and you cut them to size when installing them in your shoes. I take size 10 and ended up cutting off about 2.5". In hindsight, I probably could have left them a bit longer but they work o.k. because of the elasticity. As for your size 16's, if you haven't already done so you should ask Locklace directly on their website. They have a page for questions like yours. I hope you get a good answer - it's a great product.
1749445
I don't know the exact diameter but I have used these on all my barbells and dumbbells, even ones that are threaded, and they have worked fine. My bars would all be pretty standard...not large like you might find with professional weight lifting.