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The Grafters Round Boot Laces are ideal for individuals seeking a reliable, heavy-duty replacement for their work or casual boots. These 140cm laces are specifically engineered to provide secure tension and durability for footwear featuring 8 to 10 eyelets. While they offer a consistent and classic black aesthetic, users should ensure their current boots have enough clearance for round laces, as they are thicker than standard flat designs.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | UTDF1080_1 |
| Brand | Grafters |
No, these are 140cm long and designed for 8-10 eyelet boots; they will likely be too bulky and long for standard sneakers.
The pack contains 12 individual laces total, which covers 6 pairs of boots.
It is recommended to hand wash them to maintain the integrity of the aglets and the structure of the weave.
While synthetic, they are not inherently waterproof and may absorb water, though they will dry much faster than cotton laces.
These are standard-width round laces designed to fit through the majority of industrial and heavy-duty eyelets.
Use a double knot or ensure the knot is tied 'square' to prevent slipping caused by the round profile of the lace.
Loop the laces around the back of the ankle before tying at the front to take up excess slack.
To install these laces, ensure your boots are fully unlaced and the eyelets are free of debris. Thread the lace through the bottom two eyelets, ensuring both ends are equal in length. Cross the laces in an 'X' pattern moving upward to the top of the boot.
Regarding care, these laces can be wiped down with a damp cloth if they accumulate mud or oil. To extend their lifespan, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners that might degrade the synthetic fibers. If you find the ends starting to fray, a quick touch with a flame can heat-seal the plastic aglet, though taking care to avoid pulling the fibers tight is the best prevention.
