laces

Like if you wanted to find all shoes with black laces you can just query for that.

Tractors don't even have laces and so they don't come up in the results.

Maybe you just don't want to set up a laces table, and 4000 other tables for every little attribute of every product.

There was a frame with laces, where you would tie the knots 5 times.

This, and the last picture in the article, reminded me of some motorcycle shoes I own with Boa laces[1].

I have limited movement in my joints, so some mornings tying regular laces can be a hassle.

I started using velcro-fastening shoes when I had a mild stroke that prevented me from tying laces.

Maybe a pair of laces with LEDs inside are just as good to show that you're interested in - well - uncommon stuff.

Reasoning from analogies is like tying your shoes with laces made of butter.

Not that the Germans would also Jury Rig their equipment, that's like inventing a word to say they also tied their fucking shoe laces.

Considering how often I have to retie the laces while dancing, I would definitely consider getting dancing shoes with velcro.

I pretty much hit my threshold for running when I finish tying my running shoes' laces.

For example - "replacement desert boots laces reddit" Or, "best comedy movies reddit".

If you heard that Apple was creating "iShoes," you wouldn't be surprised that people were already making branded "iShoes Laces." If, however, I told you I was about to revolutionize the shoe industry, you would ask me how and be generally helpful in the discussion.

If you ever enter a big, popular 5 or 10 km running race in Canada, expect people who are running in the "shortest line of sight" sections of the course to suddenly stop, drop and tie their shoe laces, without so much as glancing backwards, even though they obviously know that people are running all around, within two or three feet of each other.

This was followed by a 'Hello World Tie Your Shoe-Laces' program!