Scarpa Laces - Black/Orange - 150cm

Name: Scarpa Laces - Black/Orange - 150cm
Brand: Scarpa
SKU: um2z2bxxne
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These 150cm Black/Orange replacement laces from Scarpa are designed for owners of Scarpa mountaineering boots, specifically models like the Ribelle Lite HD and Manta Tech GTX, ensuring your boots remain secure and functional. While they offer a direct fit and durable material, their specific length and color mean they may not be suitable for all boot models or user preferences.

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Colour	Black
Model Part Number	SLMEBO150
Brand	Scarpa

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FAQs

Which Scarpa boot models are compatible with these laces?

These 150cm Black/Orange laces are replacement laces for Scarpa models that used this specific lace, including the Ribelle Lite HD and Manta Tech GTX.

How long are these laces?

These laces are 150cm in length.

Can I use these laces on other brands of boots?

While technically possible if the length is suitable, these laces are specifically designed and tested for compatibility with certain Scarpa boot models. Performance and durability may vary on non-Scarpa footwear.

What is the color of these laces?

The color is a combination of Black and Orange.

How should I clean these laces?

Hand wash with mild soap and cold water. Allow them to air dry completely away from direct heat or sunlight. Do not machine wash or use harsh detergents.

What should I do if the laces fray?

If the laces begin to fray, it is recommended to replace them immediately to ensure the security and integrity of your boot closure. Continued use of frayed laces can lead to breakage during activity.

Troubleshooting

Laces are too long or too short.

These laces are specifically 150cm. If they are not the correct length for your boot model, you may need to search for a different length or model of Scarpa laces. Ensure you confirm the required lace length for your specific boot model.

Laces are difficult to thread through eyelets.

Ensure the lace ends are not frayed. If they are, trim them to a clean point. If the eyelets are particularly stiff, a lace puller tool or a thin, flexible object might assist in threading.

Laces come undone during activity.

Ensure you are tying a secure knot. For mountaineering, a surgeon's knot (a double overhand knot) can provide extra grip before the final bow. If the laces are old or excessively smooth, consider replacing them.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Ensures proper boot closure and support.
Durable construction for extended use in tough conditions.
Direct replacement for compatible Scarpa boot models.
Specific length reduces guesswork for users needing 150cm laces.

Cons

Limited compatibility to specific Scarpa boot models.
Fixed length and color may not suit all users or boot styles.
Not a universal lace solution.
May require lacing knowledge for specific boot patterns.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: These 150cm Black/Orange laces are specifically designed as replacements for Scarpa mountaineering boot models that use this length and color, including the Ribelle Lite HD and Manta Tech GTX. Always verify your boot's original lace length and eyelet configuration before purchasing.

Setup: Thread the laces through the eyelets of your boots, starting from the bottom. Ensure an even length on both sides before beginning to tighten. For mountaineering boots, consider using techniques like a surgeon's knot for extra security on uneven terrain.

Care: To maintain the integrity of the laces, hand wash them with mild soap and cold water if they become dirty. Avoid using harsh detergents 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 as needed to ensure boot performance and safety.