Replacement Laces - Scarpa - Black/Lagoon - 150cm
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This guide is for owners of Scarpa mountaineering and walking boots, specifically models like the Ribelle Lite HD and Manta Tech GTX, who need to replace their laces. The key benefit is maintaining the optimal fit and performance of your boots with durable, color-matched laces. A caveat is that these are specific replacement parts and may not be compatible with all boot brands or models. These 150cm black/lagoon laces are designed to keep your SCARPA footwear functional and looking sharp.
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| Model Part Number | SLMEBL150 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Scarpa |
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FAQs
What boot models are these laces compatible with?
These 150cm laces are specifically replacement parts for Scarpa mountaineering boots, including models like the Ribelle Lite HD and Manta Tech GTX. Always check your boot's manual for recommended lace length and type.
How do I know if I need new laces?
You should consider replacing your laces if they show signs of fraying, thinning, or have lost their elasticity. If they consistently come untied or feel weak, it's time for a replacement.
Can I use these laces on other brands of boots?
While technically possible, these laces are designed and sized for specific Scarpa models. Using them on other brands may result in an incorrect fit or compromised performance. It is best to use laces recommended for your specific boot.
What is the best way to clean the laces?
Hand wash the laces with mild soap and cool water. Rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry completely away from direct heat.
Are these laces waterproof?
The laces themselves are not waterproof, but their durable construction helps maintain the boot's overall water resistance when properly threaded and tied, especially around the tongue area.
What should I do if the laces break during a hike?
It's advisable to carry a spare pair of laces on longer or more demanding trips. In an emergency, you can use cordage or even medical tape to create a temporary tie, but this should be replaced with proper laces as soon as possible.
Troubleshooting
Laces are too long or too short
Ensure you have selected the correct lace length for your boot model. If the length is incorrect, you will need to purchase the appropriate size. Refer to Scarpa's recommendations for your boot.
Laces are difficult to thread
Ensure the eyelets are clear of debris. If the lace tips are frayed, trim them cleanly or use a temporary binding to make threading easier.
Laces do not stay tied
This can sometimes happen with new, smooth laces. Try tying a double knot or using a lace lock system designed for outdoor footwear.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Maintains boot integrity and fit
- Designed for specific Scarpa models (Ribelle Lite HD, Manta Tech GTX)
- Durable construction for outdoor activities
- Authentic Scarpa part ensures quality
Cons
- Specific length (150cm) may not fit all boots
- Color may not match non-specified boot models
- Only compatible with Scarpa boots
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: These 150cm laces are specifically designed as replacements for Scarpa mountaineering boots, including models such as the Ribelle Lite HD and Manta Tech GTX. Always confirm the recommended lace length for your specific Scarpa boot model before purchasing.
Setup: To replace your laces, begin by unthreading the old laces from the eyelets. Start with the bottom eyelets and work your way up. Thread the new 150cm Black/Lagoon laces through the bottom eyelets, ensuring equal length on both sides. Continue threading through the remaining eyelets, adjusting tension as you go. For optimal fit, ensure the laces are snug but not overly tight, allowing for natural foot movement while providing necessary support.
Care: To maintain the longevity of your replacement laces, hand wash them with mild soap and cool water if they become dirty. Avoid using harsh chemicals or machine washing, as this can degrade the material. Allow laces to air dry completely away from direct heat or sunlight. Inspect laces regularly for signs of wear, such as fraying or thinning, and replace them promptly if compromised.