Q: Why don't they come untied?
Small bumps along the lace grip the knot, so it does not work loose in use.
09A0656 - 27" Black Bubble Laces, pr.
This item is not available for this region.
These items are discontinued. Available while quantities last.
Runners use these laces because they won't come untied during a race; they are made by New Balance, a running shoe manufacturer. Called "bubble laces" (the brand name is Sure Lace), they look vaguely like a garter snake that swallowed a number of small frogs.
The small bumps in the lace prevent it from coming loose in use. As we age we may not need them for running but we do need them to prevent the irritations and possible tripping caused by an undone lace.
To determine the length you need, simply measure the length of the existing shoelace.
Small bumps along the lace grip the knot, so it does not work loose in use.
Measure the length of your existing shoelace and choose the matching size.
They come as pairs in 27", 36", 45", 54" or 63" lengths, all in black.
New Balance, a running shoe manufacturer, makes them under the Sure Lace brand name.
No, runners use them during races, but they suit anyone who wants a lace that stays put.
Each package holds one pair of laces.
| Dimensions | 27", 36", 45", 54" or 63" lengths |
| Includes | 1 pair of laces |
| Motor | Black |
| Package Quantity | 1 pair |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |
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Black Laces That Stay Tied
These items are discontinued. Available while quantities last.
Runners use these laces because they won't come untied during a race; they are made by New Balance, a running shoe manufacturer. Called "bubble laces" (the brand name is Sure Lace), they look vaguely like a garter snake that swallowed a number of small frogs.
The small bumps in the lace prevent it from coming loose in use. As we age we may not need them for running but we do need them to prevent the irritations and possible tripping caused by an undone lace.
To determine the length you need, simply measure the length of the existing shoelace.