Koollaces Elastic No Tie Dress Shoe Laces for Men – Silicone Anchor-Type Laces, Black & Brown

This is an amazing product. The people in my life that have to wear dressy black shoes or dressy brown shoes now look POLISHED as opposed to having that “absent-minded professor” look. I’m surprised more people aren’t using this product!

I have these in all my dress shoes for work. They work great and make it easy to slip in and out, but have enough strength where the shoe does not feel like it will fall off. The first set I installed lasted about a year until one of the top laces broke, so the longevity is not great. However, I liked them so much I ended up ordering a new set to replace them.

They are definitely what I wanted (leather look) but the anchors are pretty bulky and I can feel them pressing against my foot. That’s gonna be an issue with this style tho so overall happy with them

This product is great! Now, I dont have to tie my shoe all the time. Very easy to install and looks neat. It is also still snug enough that the shoe wont fall off and yet it’s still comfortable to wear. If you want to cross it like the way I installed it, make sure that the shoelace hole is big enough to insert two of these in the same hole. Most shoes would be, but I have one shoe that I cannot cross because the shoelace hole is too small.

I don’t like to write reviews but I did like this enough to do so. Take that as you wish. I was a bit skeptical about these because they’re rubber and thought they might look like it on my shoes. It was bit of a struggle and I might have had to use my teeth to yank it through the eyelets but I was surprised by the results. In the picture, only the top loop is the rubber one. The other two are the actual lace that came with the shoes. You can barely tell up close, imagine from afar. Def getting more of these. Totally worth it. Shoes feel good, look good and are easy to put on and take off.

I got two pairs of stretch laces before trying these in chukka boots. The first, 30" brown, were too "red" toned, and too long. The second, 26" dark brown, didn't work either, though the length was better. I tried these on a whim, but they looked cheap and artificial upon arrival and I figured not having the knot would draw attention. Well, these are really doing it for me, as it turns out. Your mileage may vary with regards to color, of course, but the flat brown and the hidden anchors are working for me, and the price for so many pieces is really good (especially compared to other stretch laces). I'm a parent, and one of those a-holes that wears boots in the summer, so being able to get them on easier and slip them off is a huge help.

I absolutely hate shoe laces. They're kind of this invention we deal with because there isn't anything out there that works well and doesn't make you look like a child (Velcro, I'm talking to you here). I also hate slip on dress shoes. They just look lazy. My personal opinions aside, these silicon shoelaces are brilliant. They fit wonderfully, keep my shoes at the perfect level of tightness and unbelievably look really cool. It makes the shoes look really clean, especially with tailored pants. And when you're running late for a meeting, or running through the airport you never have to worry about your laces coming loose and dropping a shoe. Pros: just about everything Cons: I wish they made them in grey for dress shoes Overall: If Koollaces paid me for all of the people I've tried to convince to buy these I'd be rich. I love these laces. So much that I bought them in both brown and black. If you wear dress shoes regularly for work or just because you're a stylish dude, you need to try these out. I'll never go back to the pedestrian way of life when I had to tie my shoes.

I wasn't expecting these to all be the same size. They are too long for a pair of dress shoes that I have, so I have installed them on a pair of walking shoes. The ties slip through the eyelets when stretching them to put the shoes on. I'm not sure if slipping through is simply a feature of stretch laces. I am considering purchasing some jump rings and clamping them on the inside ends to keep them from slipping out - hope that works. It won't be an easy feat for someone with advanced arthritis. Just sayin'