Beeswift Click Round Boot Lace - Black - 140cm


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The Beeswift Click Round Boot Lace is designed for workers and outdoor enthusiasts who require a heavy-duty, dependable replacement lace for their standard eyelet footwear. Providing a secure, knot-holding fit for all-day comfort, these laces are an excellent upgrade for worn-out stock laces; however, users should measure their existing laces or eyelet count to ensure the 140cm length is sufficient for their specific boot height.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CRL140 |
| Brand | Beeswift |
These laces are 140cm long.
While durable, these laces are made of synthetic materials and should be kept away from direct flame or molten metal splashes.
They are designed for standard eyelet diameters; they may be too thick for very small dress shoe eyelets.
The product is designed as a set to replace the laces on one pair of boots.
It is not recommended, as the mechanical agitation can fray the ends. Hand washing is the preferred method for longevity.
Ensure you are using a square knot or a double knot; the rounded profile of the lace requires a firm pull to seat the knot properly.
Wrap the excess lace around the ankle of the boot before tying, or trim the lace to your desired length and use a lighter to carefully melt the end to create a new aglet.
To install, remove your old laces and ensure all eyelets are free of debris. Thread the Beeswift lace through the bottom eyelets, centering the lace to ensure even length on both sides. Continue threading in an 'X' pattern until the top. To extend the life of your laces, avoid machine washing with harsh detergents; instead, spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if they become caked in mud or grease. If the aglets (the plastic tips) show signs of wear, you can use a small amount of clear nail polish to reinforce the casing and prevent fraying.