Introduction: Ladder Lacing
This is how to lace up your new shoes ladder style. from..
www.fieggen.com/shoelace/index.htm
Step 1: String
Put the lace through the eyelets not over the top.
Step 2: String
Go through the next eyelet up and across, repeat with the other.
Step 3: String
Go through the next eyelet up and across, repeat with the other.
Step 4: String
Go through the next eyelet up and across, repeat with the other.
Step 5: String
Go through the next eyelet up and across, repeat with the other.
Step 6: String
Go through the next eyelet up and across, repeat with the other.
Step 7: COMPLETEO!
Your now styling and ready to take on the day!
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Copied wrongly from Ian's Shoelace Site - it's actually called Train Track Lacing:
www.fieggen.com/shoelace/traintracklacing.htm
This one is not copied this one almost every kid at my school has!
Nifty, back in high school I had done something similar exceptthat the verticals were hidden on the inside and the horizontals wereonly one lace thick instead of two. I thought they looked morelike cartoon character shoes that way 9__9
Good Stuff ^__^
huh... I wonder why my underscores and chevrons were filteredout... so no happy face after 'Stuff' and rolling eyes face isjust 99... weird.
its ok, i say it on my page when i click on comments they were there! thanks too!!!
I like it. Any chance you could replace some of the blurry photos?
like step number 4?
its been done before by dj radio
Yes but this are with converse not skater shoes :)
laces are laces ypu could skate in converses or coverse in skates for all ii care
Doesn't matter what shoes you do it on, you still do it.
its different by a little too,
And you can see the laces going from eyelets. On DJ's you cant see the string going from eyelets
This is very different.
Nice variant of my bar lacing style instructable. The only thing I hate about it is that you need very wide eyelets to lace your laces through.
Thanks!