what length laces do I need
188381
This guy is the zen master of all things shoelace-related, and his resources should help out anyone asking the same question: http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/shoelacelengths.htm
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.
188383
Really, how would i even possibly know the answer to that question? Buy the longest ones and cut them down if they are too long!
2200342
Double check the diameter of the pole you are looking for with a tape measure, you will find different thiknesses for the poles specially if they have to fit perfectly, if not you can chose the most look like. length should not be a problem, anyway you can cut them to right size you need,
1043818
I found a Sizes and Specification Chart at: http://www.glipoolproducts.com/product.asp?ProdID=19I hope this helps.
1070619
Lock laces.com states they stretch to72". I hope that is enough information.
625928
I found a Size and Specification Chart at: http://www.glipoolproducts.com/product.asp?ProdID=19Hope this helps.
2220516
Take the rubber tip off the bottom and cut it to length you want. Put the rubber tip back on. I have done this for three canes --each is cut to the height I want depending on the heels of the shoes I am wearing when I use it.
98136
Approximately 1/8th of an inch or 3.175 mm. Thinner than the usual boot lace.
2155238
My, I guessing around 24" but that would just be a guess. Long enough for a boys pair of high top cleats with lots left over.
244654
I would say an XXL Reg. That should give you the length you need. The waist should support your size.
2235939
The previous answers are correct. Thermostat wire is what I used. A good hardware store or the big box stores will have it on a roll so you can order the length you need.
1134934
None with mine. I have put these on before. Just place so laces tighten firmly. I also put duct tape rolls underneath to stabilize. Works well.
60627
Dear Rose B --It's been a couple of years (I think) since I bought these laces so I don't recall anything specific. My friend installed them and missed a hole. It's not a big deal. It's better to follow the old laces with the new laces. BTW I didn't ask my friend to re-lace the chair. Sorry I wasn't more helpful.
2161379
Definitely! The lace ends come as a separate piece, so you trim the laces first, then clip the end pieces on.
790300
The length should work fine. It immobilizes your ankle (more or less) and doesn't need too much of your leg as an anchor.
289636
Not sure I can accurately answer this... But I remember that I cut off about foot or so from the laces.
2161380
Yes- once you have laced them you need to cut the excess before putting on the plastic end piece to secure the laces.
289637
I don't know the length, but they are suited for regular shoe sizes. You could contact their web page: locklaces.com