- Nylon
- Heavy duty - 7 inner strands with a woven outer sleeve with black steel tips
- 550 lbs break strength Type III Commercial Cord
- Paracord is the strongest boot lace available!
- 1 pair pack at one great price!
- Manufactured in the USA from USA made Nylon!
Our Strongest Laces Available with 100% Durability and Sleek Appearance!
Our Paracord laces have a break strength of 550 lbs and additionally, have a double crimped steel tip for a great looking appearance! The steel tip is black nickle plated for long lasting and rustproof performance. We have multiple colors available to suit your footwear needs!
What are Eyelets and Why do they Matter?
Eyelets are the pairs of circular, evenly spaced holes that run the length of your shoes on both sides.
These are what shoelaces are woven through in various fashions, usually with the sole purpose of keeping your shoes on your feet!
Who even knew they had an actual name? Well...we did. Understanding what eyelets are is important when considering purchasing laces because the number of pairs of eyelets in your shoe determines the lace length needed.
In order to ensure a comfortable and adequate tie, length measurement is necessary.
Ideally, you should measure the laces that originally came with your shoes to get an idea of what length you need or would prefer,
but knowing the number of eyelets also offers a general rule of thumb that can be equally reliable.
What About the Diameter of the Lace Itself?
Our laces not only come in a multitude of available lengths, but also with each type of lace there can sometimes be differences in the diameter(the width of the lace.) The width of your shoe instep matters too! These guidelines are based on typical Medium width shoes. Dress Shoe laces are typically used in Narrow width shoes, which affects the number of eyelets..
In order to ensure ordering the correct laces needed for your shoes, it is important to know the approximate diameter of lace needed as well.
If you have any reservations regarding a particular lace and are uncertain as to whether or not they will fit in the eyelets of your shoes, please refer to the diameters given below.
General Length Guidelines
2 - 3 eyelets 27 inches
3 - 4 eyelets 30 Inches
4 - 5 eyelets 36 Inches
5 - 6 eyelets 40 or 45 Inches
6 - 7 eyelets 54 Inches
7 - 8 eyelets 60 or 63 Inches
8 - 9 eyelets 72 Inches
9 - 10 eyelets 81 to 90 Inches
10 - 11 eyelets 100 to 108 Inches
11 - 12 eyelets 120 Inches
Most Common Diameters
Kelvar ProTOUGH: 3/16 Inch Diameter; largest listed.
Hiking ProBOOT: 1/8 Inch Diameter with a slightly smaller tip than the diameter itself, Measuring 3mm.
Paracord Laces: 1/8 Inch Diameter with a 1/8 Inch Tip
Leather/Boat Shoe Laces: 1/8 Inch Square Cut Diameter
ProAthletic Laces: 8mm or 5/16 Inch
BEST SELLERS
Product Description
Our Strongest Laces Available with 100% Durability and Sleek Appearance!
Our Paracord laces have a break strength of 550 lbs and additionally, have a double crimped steel tip for a great looking appearance! The steel tip is black nickle plated for long lasting and rustproof performance. We have multiple colors available to suit your footwear needs!
What are Eyelets and Why do they Matter?
Eyelets are the pairs of circular, evenly spaced holes that run the length of your shoes on both sides.
These are what shoelaces are woven through in various fashions, usually with the sole purpose of keeping your shoes on your feet!
Who even knew they had an actual name? Well...we did. Understanding what eyelets are is important when considering purchasing laces because the number of pairs of eyelets in your shoe determines the lace length needed.
In order to ensure a comfortable and adequate tie, length measurement is necessary.
Ideally, you should measure the laces that originally came with your shoes to get an idea of what length you need or would prefer,
but knowing the number of eyelets also offers a general rule of thumb that can be equally reliable.
What About the Diameter of the Lace Itself?
Our laces not only come in a multitude of available lengths, but also with each type of lace there can sometimes be differences in the diameter(the width of the lace.) The width of your shoe instep matters too! These guidelines are based on typical Medium width shoes. Dress Shoe laces are typically used in Narrow width shoes, which affects the number of eyelets..
In order to ensure ordering the correct laces needed for your shoes, it is important to know the approximate diameter of lace needed as well.
If you have any reservations regarding a particular lace and are uncertain as to whether or not they will fit in the eyelets of your shoes, please refer to the diameters given below.
General Length Guidelines
2 - 3 eyelets 27 inches
3 - 4 eyelets 30 Inches
4 - 5 eyelets 36 Inches
5 - 6 eyelets 40 or 45 Inches
6 - 7 eyelets 54 Inches
7 - 8 eyelets 60 or 63 Inches
8 - 9 eyelets 72 Inches
9 - 10 eyelets 81 to 90 Inches
10 - 11 eyelets 100 to 108 Inches
11 - 12 eyelets 120 Inches
Most Common Diameters
Kelvar ProTOUGH: 3/16 Inch Diameter; largest listed.
Hiking ProBOOT: 1/8 Inch Diameter with a slightly smaller tip than the diameter itself, Measuring 3mm.
Paracord Laces: 1/8 Inch Diameter with a 1/8 Inch Tip
Leather/Boat Shoe Laces: 1/8 Inch Square Cut Diameter
ProAthletic Laces: 8mm or 5/16 Inch
BEST SELLERS
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