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[Wonko the Sane]

Anyone knows if there are coded techniques to lace one's shoes one handed?


I presume that if Medevil can ask in this Forum:
Boot Land > Groups > WinBuilder > Support
any question that crosses his mind, I can do the same.

I obviously know this technique :
http://www.fieggen.c...ehandedknot.htm
but I find the result disturbing , as it is asymmetrical.






Different patterns for shoe lacing:
http://www.fieggen.c...cingmethods.htm


Wonko

[MedEvil]

Who, oh who, could it be, who asks a question, he already knows the answer to?
Yes! It's Wanker the Same!

[Wonko the Sane]

Who, oh who, could it be, who asks a question, he already knows the answer to?

I don't get it.

The result of the method I found is really ugly:


I was asking for other methods, with a nicer resulting knot....


Wonko

[MedEvil]

I was asking for other methods, with a nicer resulting knot....

Where?!

Maybe you'd better check these sources.
What is a question? What is a statement?

[Wonko the Sane]

Where?!

Right here, where else?


Wonko

[Brito]

my friends.. I already have enough white hairs already.. please behave..

now I have two threads to move elsewhere..

[breaker]

I like the 2 handed method here --- http://www.fieggen.c...ace/ianknot.htm

[Brito]

Very informative posting. I might try it as this is claimed as faster than the standard knot.

[Wonko the Sane]

It is to be noted:

The finished "Ian Knot" is identical to either the Standard Shoelace Knot or the Two Loop Shoelace Knot. Because it was tied much more quickly and symmetrically, the laces suffer less wear and tear and thus last longer.

that this approach is particularly environment friendly , as it allows for consistently reducing the number of worn shoelaces that every year clutter our waste disposal plants.


Wonko

[dencorso]

And... what about hands-off shoelacing?



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