Seeking shoe closure: Laces vs alternatives

The footwear industry is teeming with alternatives to traditional shoelaces—including Velcro, no-tie elastic systems, and clutch reel technology—that may offer advantages for certain individuals. But for many people, experts say, laces will work just as well. By Shalmali Pal In 2013, a study conducted by a UK department store had some people tied up in knots

The footwear industry is teeming with alternatives to traditional shoelaces—including Velcro, no-tie elastic systems, and clutch reel technology—that may offer advantages for certain individuals. But for many people, experts say, laces will work just as well. By Shalmali Pal In 2013, a study conducted by a UK department store had some people tied up in knots

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Seeking shoe closure: Laces vs alternatives

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