These are so good high quality remember to not cut too much if you like a loose or medium fitting then you can adjust it how tight you want it.

I bought these as I hate tieing laces and it's so convenient especially when I'm im in a hurry geting ready for work just put the trainers on quick.

Dont be fooled by others on the market the other might be same as these but laces won't be high quality.

These are great. Easy to fit, flat and long enough to reach that 'extra' hole on trainers. Immediately ordering more. They are more expensive than some online, but I'm very happy with the value for money

The idea is really fun and I really wanted to like these but I had to get my hubby to help with the buckle part.The pack comes with a little card with instructions that you might easily dismiss as a simple business card that some businesses include. However, you really do need to follow the instructions as I found out.The lace is very, very stretchy, and if you’re anything like me, you will accidently twang it on yourself a few times with it while threading your shoes. This helps because the aglet, the rolled end, is left on the lace, but you will need to cut this off, and a portion of the lace to fit the buckle.At first, I thought one of the buckles were broken as it came in multiple pieces, and I just couldn’t get it to click back together again. The hubby managed to do it for me, not sure how the children would have faired with it. Then the threading of the now cut lace into the buckle. The buckle folds over with teeth that grip it in place, but you have to cut it quite short for the buckle fully seat in to place. This is a lot of trial and error and would advise you not to cut it fully to size until you’ve put the shoe on and seen how tight or slack you need the lace to be. It is very stretchy so you might need to tighter than you think.Once setup it works well and the pink colour looks fab.

These elastic shoe laces are performing better than I initially anticipated. I admit - I was a bit skeptical about these, but they proved me wrong. It's easy to lace them and adjust the length - scissors and lighter is all you need. My advise is to lace the trainers while you're wearing them, so you can adjust exactly how of a tight or loose fit you'd like prior to cutting (make sure you don't get them too tight). There are two small buckles: after you thread through the lace and close the small flap pull the lace, so the teeth can dig in properly and the buckle won't open on its own. The colour matched perfectly my trainers - it's the light grey one. Comfortable, easier to put on shoes and take them off, looks nicer/tidier and it doesn't feel like the trainer is going to fall off - all in all - I liked it and hope the elastic band is going to fair well in the future. There is a small card with short step by step instructions and a QR code for video instructions.

Great laces, used to replace original laces on trainers that also have a zip. They look very neat. Good price.

Easier, cleaner and quicker than traditional laces... what's not to like?Simple to fit following the included instructions, I fitted them to my Vans as the laces are long and look untidy. The TEEZY laces are also elasticated and make putting my shoes on easier as they were quite tight before. Now all I have to do is slip my shoes on a buckle up. The metal buckle does a good job of gripping onto the lace, and I've not had any issues with it coming off at all, although it can sometimes be a little tricky to fasten especially if it's a tight stretch.Overall though they're a great alternative to regular laces, I mean, it's 2024... why are we still use laces anyway?

I found the laces on my skechers trainers to be a bit slippery, and they kept seeming to come undone during walks... So I found these!
A bit of a faff to set them up, and I may have burnt the edges a little too much before popping the clip on (rubber really sets alight!) but at least they won't be fraying!
Super comfortable with enough stretch to get on/off easily but keep my foot firmly in the shoe when wearing.
I'll be investing in more of these laces!

Tried these instead of the silicone laces I’ve had in the past. Great quality, and easy to thread as well. A tip is to pull more through than you need and cut the laces at an angle so it’s easier to thread them through the buckle clasp, then cut them down after you’ve threaded them. Especially if you don’t have a lighter to hand to singe the edges. Great colour choices, matched my shoes well

Tried these instead of the silicone laces I’ve had in the past. Great quality, and easy to thread as well. A tip is to pull more through than you need and cut the laces at an angle so it’s easier to thread them through the buckle clasp, then cut them down after you’ve threaded them. Especially if you don’t have a lighter to hand to singe the edges. Great colour choices, matched my shoes well

Good quality stretchy laces.Love the splash design and gold lock buckle.Suitable for all ages. Easy to use a good fit for most trainers.Recommend.

These laces are great, I brought them for my son’s school trainer and his favourite colour was blue. He loves them and they match his Spider-Man trainers really well. The clasp on the laces feels very secure so I am really happy with my purchase .🤗🤗🤗

I found the laces on my skechers trainers to be a bit slippery, and they kept seeming to come undone during walks... So I found these!A bit of a faff to set them up, and I may have burnt the edges a little too much before popping the clip on (rubber really sets alight!) but at least they won't be fraying!Super comfortable with enough stretch to get on/off easily but keep my foot firmly in the shoe when wearing.I'll be investing in more of these laces!

My new trainers came with standard black laces. I wanted laces which matched the soles which are off white. I stumbled upon these and thought I'd give them a try plus the idea of turning them into slip ones really appealed to me. We'll all I can say is I'm never going back to normal laces now. They are so comfortable and easy to put on now! I would suggest to not lace them at all tightly and put your feet in and adjusting them before committing to cutting the ends. Also I found it hard to put the ends into the clasps after I sealed them, but found a pair of tweezers helped push them inside.