Pro ForcePro-Force Combat Laces Black

Did exactly what I expected them to do as far as doing my boots up.....what I didn’t expect was how it would raise my conker game

I have now had these in my work boots for about 5 months and they look as good as new. I'm really happy with them. The length is great, I have 18-hole boots and there plenty to go through all holes and leave enough for a good double-knot. They don't seem to show any sign of wear and are good and strong. They don't appear to loosen at all through a 10-hour day in all types of weather.

Ordered the 180cm laces for German army boots. Perfect length. Laces seem decent quality for the price, but it remains to be seen how they hold up out where it counts: in rough terrain and out in the elements. Delivery was over a week - for a small package containing laces! Not good enough.

I purchased these for my hitek magnum boots and with the name I assumed they would be good solid quality, the last thing the military would want is soldiers boots flying off left right and center.But they are incredibly thin, they haven't snapped in a few month of use, but they do feel very flimsy

The laces seem to bite on the eyelets of my boots and not slide through like my other laces, which leaves you either having to try to keep tension on the laces as you go from eyelet to eyelet trying to tighten them or only having part of your boot tight, also it looks like they are already wearing out after only tying my boots a handful of times with them.

Only had them a few days so not really long enough to be able to comment on their durability, but they feel like they're decent enough quality to last longer than the ones that came with my boots.

I bought two pairs of these boot laces for my son who was off on a week's cadet camp. They are what you want them to be - the right length for cadet boots, strong and yet inexpensive. One pair is now in the boots, the other is the spare pair required for camp.I will just say that these are very long boot laces, so if you don't want laces for army boots, you should measure the old laces in your boots (if enough of the laces are still intact). I have had trouble in the past buying laces that say they are for, say, 4 holes, only to find they are way too short.

very good well made laces they are thick so they dont move throught the eyelets of the very easy but this means they wont frey i do airsoft and paintball so the boots and laces get a lot of abuse and these so far have stood up to the challenge very well no sign of any type of damage or wear and tear highly recommended