Round laces for hiking shoes

The easiest way to work out how long your laces need to be is to compare them with your old laces. But the number of eyelets also gives you a good indication

I choose the length of the laces according to the type of shoes, my shoe size and the number of eyelets MID UPPER MID UPPER From 2½ to 7 From 8 to 13½ 4 Eyelets 110 CM 130 CM 5 Eyelets 130 CM 150 CM 6 Eyelets 130 CM 150 CM 7 Eyelets 150CM 170 CM

I choose the length of the laces according to the type of shoes, my shoe size and the number of eyelets LOW UPPER LOW UPPER From 2½ to 7 From 8 to 13½ 4 Eyelets 90 CM 110 CM 5 Eyelets 110 CM 130 CM 6 Eyelets 110 CM 130 CM 7 Eyelets 130CM 150 CM

Round laces: Advantage: they slide better through the eyelets, making them easier to tighten with a more even tightening force. Weakness: they come undone more quickly. Flat laces: Advantage: they are less likely to come undone. Weakness: they slide less easily through the eyelets and are therefore more difficult to tighten.

I choose the length of the laces according to the type of shoes, my shoe size and the number of eyelets HIGH UPPER HIGH UPPER From 2½ to 13½ 6 Eyelets 170 CM 7 Eyelets 170 CM 8 Eyelets 190CM 9 Eyelets 210 CM

These laces are manufactured in the European Union, in Italy, in a factory that specialises in making shoelaces

These laces have been developed to provide a high level of wear resistance. They are all waterproof, and will not therefore absorb the water that might get into your shoes. The chosen shape is round, making it easier to lace up your shoes and have an even tightening force over the entire length of the shoe. The Round shape offers superior resistance to friction. The tightening will also be more precise, while also making the blocker more effective.