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NEW RELEASE! Special iPad Edition!
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HOW DO YOU LACE YOUR SHOES?
Do you just use an "ordinary" lacing method? You may be surprised at what's possible!

- Lacing for a cool or stylish look
- Lacing for comfort (eg. running shoes)
- Lacing for security (eg. ice or roller s... Read Morekates)
- Lacing for ease of tightening (eg. tall boots)
- Lacing with two or more colors


A WORLD OF SHOE LACING OPTIONS:
"Ian's Laces" includes 50 different lacing methods, many with several variations, for a total of 108 possibilities. There's something for everyone!

Ever popular methods, such as:
- Straight Bar Lacing
- Lattice Lacing

Special purpose methods, such as:
- Footbag Lacing (Hacky Sack)
- One Handed Lacing (no knot required)

Methods to get you noticed, such as:
- Spider Web Lacing
- Checkerboard Lacing


EXTREMELY COMPREHENSIVE:
You might find 30 or so lacing methods on the Internet, but "Ian's Laces" has FIFTY methods, with more being added. Each method includes one or more shoe-sized, color-coded diagrams plus detailed, step-by-step instructions and helpful tips. Everything is included - NO Internet access is required!

Now you can hold a decade of shoe lacing research in the palm of your hand. And if someone does ask: "How did you do that?", the answer is at your fingertips, not your feet.


SIMPLE AND FUN TO USE:
Scroll through the methods. Tap a method to get the full size diagram and instructions. Place the diagram alongside your shoe for easy lacing. Follow the simple instructions and helpful tips. It's never been so easy to re-create a lacing method without getting into a hopeless tangle.

Our new "virtual" shoelaces are a fun addition! Use them to create your own cool patterns to share with friends.

I hope that you enjoy "Ian's Laces" and that you can use it to breathe new life into your lace-up footwear.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
For over ten years, Ian Fieggen has been compiling and dispensing shoelace advice, and has been featured worldwide in media as diverse as The Wall Street Journal, Runner's World, Sneaker Freaker and Esquire (to name but a few) as well as on radio and television.