I've noticed that a lot of people keep their shoelaces tied at all times. They just slip them off and on when needed. I always untie and retie my own. In the past when I used the slip-on method my shoelaces would fray very quickly.
In order to minimize the inconvenience factor I learned to speed-tie the laces.
Lifehacks. Enjoy.
I actually said "What the fuck?". That's fast. It took me quite some time to learn to tie my shoes (seriously). I tend to leave mine tied. I may have to try this though.
ReplyDeleteI always untie my laces. That last bit almost looks like a magic trick, if you hadn't done it slowly, I'd never have gotten it.
ReplyDeleteI spent so much time tying and untying that I've gotten to the point where I tie and double not in about 3 seconds. This is nice though, I could show off more.
ReplyDeleteLooks tricky lol
ReplyDeleteIt's blocked in my country :(
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Thats awesome! But I wont be doing that anytime soon, the laces on my shoes broke years ago and I've been wearing my shoes lace free ever since!
ReplyDeleteI tie and untie every time. But I wear boots.
ReplyDeleteWow that looks hard.
ReplyDelete@Mark: I've given shoelaces much thought.
ReplyDelete@Anne: A fellow shoelace un-tying person!
@D4: Why do you double know them?
@Baur: It ain't. (^_^)-b
@speakers4u: Just YouTube search "fast tie shoelace" and others should come up.
@Bersercules: How? Doesn't the tongue loll out like a dead dog's?
@AllenTesch: Same! I wear waterproof boots as my default these days.
@Baur: No! It really isn't!!
i'm totally gonna try it out! :P
ReplyDelete@Shutterbug: May your life never be the same.
ReplyDeleteThis is hands down one of the coolest things I could ever learn!
ReplyDeleteTo my sneakers!
I use this method every day now.
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