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Straight Easy Lacing Tutorial – Professor Shoelace

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Straight Easy Lacing Tutorial – Professor Shoelace

792,613 views October 25, 2016 4:05

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How to lace shoes with “Straight Easy Lacing”, a simplified variation of “Straight Bar Lacing” where one end runs straight from bottom to top while the other end steps through the eyelets.

0:00 Introducing “Straight Easy Lacing”
0:28 Lacing a real shoe
2:03 Finished lacing tied with my “Ian Knot”
2:22 Longer loose ends
2:39 ODD number of eyelet rows
2:58 Demo on “Ian's Shoelace Site”
3:20 Odd workarounds on website
3:48 Link to website

More info plus animated diagrams and step-by-step instructions on “Ian's Shoelace Site”, the Internet's #1 website about shoelaces:
fieggen.com/shoelace/straighteasylacing.htm

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ProfessorShoelace published this 4:05 video tutorial on October 25, 2016. It has been watched 792,613 times on YouTube.

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  • Ian's Shoelace Site – Straight Easy Lacing fieggen.com

    Just like Straight Bar Lacing, Straight Easy Lacing only works neatly on shoes with even numbers of eyelet pairs (eg. 8 pairs = 16 eyelets). This is because the shoelace must cross the shoe an even number of times so th…

  • Straight Bar Shoe Lacing Tutorial | Ties.com ties.com

    Straight Bar Instructions. 1. With the toe facing you, slip your shoelace through the bottom eyelet pair. The shoelace should go over the facing to create a straight bar. 2. Take the left shoelace and lace it through th…

  • How to Straight Lace Shoes (with Pictures) - wikiHow wikihow.com

    To straight lace shoes easily, lace the two eyelets at the front of the shoe first. Then, run the right side of the lace under the eyelets and pull it up through the right eyelet closest to the ankle. Next, take the lef…

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