AOMIDI2 Pair Flat Shoelaces 5/16" for Sneakers and Converse Shoelaces Replacements

laces are simple & work well

I recently got some Chuck 70s and the stock laces are woefully short. They only come with 54-in laces which require you to lace them extremely tight, and then you have just barely enough spare lace left to tie the tiniest bow. I got the 72-in ones and there is plenty of room for me to tie these loose enough that my feet are comfortable and don't feel suffocated, And there is plenty of lace to make a normal size bow. If you want a smaller bow, maybe go for the 63 inch laces. They look and feel very similar to the stock laces and they have plenty of stretch.

Perfect length,

These shoelaces seem to be of a good quality, but I had one problem with them. Of the 2 pairs that I bought, no two were the same length. They were supposed to be 27" long, and I realize that they stretch a little, but when they were just lying on a table, they ranged in length from about 25" to 27". The two that were closest to 25" just barely were long enough for my shoes. That's why I gave them a rating of 4.

great laces and soft and easy to insert

They worked and fit my shoes just fine

The 72" are 78".

I bought these to replace the ones in my Converse high tops. They are nice flat, cotton, old-school shoelaces like you expect to see in a pair of Converse. I don't like the nylon ones that never seem to stay tied. I'm sure these are not as durable as the nylon, but I like the look, and I appreciate that they stay tied.

Exactly as described. Just right, nice price, great shipping. Thanks

Great quality

These are good laces for vans and when they’re on the laces they look the same as any other. Some people have been bringing up that these don’t fit so make sure you search up what length your shoe type has

They fit perfectly for converse runners.

They're the style & quality that I was looking for, but they should list these as "~40 inches ± 1 inch" (ditto for the other lengths) to warn the customer that you won't necessarily get precisely the length you expect, nor will you get 4 laces of the same length. I guess most people probably don't care if the lace on one shoe is a bit longer than the lace on the other, but for OCD people like me, it's a major blow. And really, is it that difficult in this day and age to manufacture laces of precisely consistent length?