What is Quickshoelace? It's an elastic lace that doesn't need to tie, you just strech it and clip it. On one end of the lace is a ring that you just clip on the metal pieces. All the parts are replaceable and can be disassembled very quickly. Because of elastic material it fits smoothly on shoes. Who should have it? Because of its simplicity it can be used for every generation, especially for kids and young folks. It fits on every shoe with holes and it comes in all colors you can imagine, so it can be styled with anything. Because of the metal parts that have a modern look and are made for new fashion age, it's more than just a lace. Development The story started three years ago in December 2014 while sketching a shoe. There was a lot of brainstorming and questions, like is it necessary to change shoes, why not just change the shoelace?! Then we came up with an idea of elastic shoelace that you just clip on metal parts. First product, was made from wire and key rings. Then it took almost 2 years of polishing the idea and making it as much comfortable as we can. The main part, idea, brainstorming and design was made by Slovenian designer Knez David who also patented the idea.
M**E
Fashion choice rather than a disability adaption
I have now purchased two sets of these laces. I am a stroke survivor and have lost the use of one arm. I found these simple to fit and size to my shoes. The broad flat elastic used give a smart appearance in my work shoes especially when compared to the narrow elastic used in no tie laces designed for running shoes . The stud and ring locking system look like a fashion design choice rather than a disability adaption. I have worn them through airport scanners without any beeps. Important if getting shoes off and on is a hassle. Spare studs are supplied which comes in handy when you knock one off being out and about. I certainly now have more buying options than the utilitarian Velcro fastening shoes I have worn for the past few years.
D**S
great product.
great product ........ easy to fit and to use and look great too ........ just a shame about the cut off ends ........dont like to waste them .......... would be nice to either be able to get different lengths, or 'bits' to turn the cut offs into another set?
H**R
Beware stroke users
Good idea in theory for people who have only use of one side of body / one hand. However, the design means that it’s not possible to open the shoe up very much to get the foot in - particularly with one hand. A lot of stroke survivors have to wear orthotics and it is imposiible to get a foot in with an orthotic on with such a limited shoe opening created by the design of the laces.
R**A
Really good product.
Works really well on my daughter's converse style boots. Now they're back out being used rather than 'too difficult to put on'.
R**E
Independence after a stroke
My dad had a stroke a few moths ago and Lost the use of his right arm. The thing he hated the most having to get other people to tie his shoelaces on his boots. With these laces he can easily do them himself with me had and they have given him a small part of his independence back. His occupational therapist was very interested so we gave her the leaflet.
M**E
Outstanding
Fantastic they are so easy to use. I have just had operations on both hands can now sort my own shoes which helps me mentally.
A**R
Work brilliantly.
I bought these for my daughters Vans. She was always trying to tuck the laces in so now she doesn’t have to. She loves them and finds them easier to get on and off. Now thinking of getting some for myself. Highly recommended.
G**E
Fantastic laces, very solid
Used those laces since 2 years and so practical, for young child, adults and elderly. Exist in lots of fun colours as well.
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