Regatta Replacement Laces - Black - 120cm

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This guide is for anyone looking to replace their worn-out laces on their boots or shoes. The Regatta Replacement Laces offer a water-resistant solution, perfect for various weather conditions. Note that this specific model is 120cm long and suitable for footwear with up to 5 eyelets.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Regatta |
The laces are made of 100% Polyamide.
The laces are water-resistant, making them suitable for wet conditions.
You can measure your old laces or consult your footwear's specifications. The 120cm laces are suitable for up to 5 eyelets.
These laces are black.
Clean them with a damp cloth and allow them to air dry.
Yes, they can be used on hiking boots if the boots have up to 5 eyelets and the 120cm length is appropriate.
Ensure you have the correct length for your footwear. For this variant, 120cm laces are for footwear with up to 5 eyelets. If the laces are too long, consider exchanging them for a shorter length or try a different knotting method.
Check for any sharp edges or rough spots on your boots or shoes that might be causing abrasion. If the laces continue to fray, consider replacing them sooner to prevent breakage.
To install, simply remove your old laces and thread the new laces through the eyelets of your boots or shoes. Ensure the laces are threaded correctly for a comfortable and secure fit.
These laces are compatible with most boots and shoes that have up to 5 eyelets and a 120cm lace requirement. Always double-check the length needed for your particular footwear before installation.
Care Instructions:
Clean the laces as needed with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive scrubbing, which could damage the material. Allow the laces to air dry completely before re-lacing your shoes.