MisclyThin Round Boot Laces for Work Boots & Hiking Shoes [1 Pair] Heavy Duty Shoelaces, 1/8″ Diameter

My husband loves these. They are a bit thinner than regular shoe laces but sturdy enough. Price was good.

Both my spouse and I have relatively new Approach Shoes but different brands (Salewa & LaSportiva) which had very small lace eyelets and thin laces that didn't last long. In both of our cases. the Manufacturer's website was out of the replacement laces. LOL - maybe it's because they need frequent replacement(?).Really had a hard time finding anything else that would work. The lace wouldn't go through the eyelet. Tried this on a whim because it's advertised as a "thin" lace. It FITS. Now it's a matter of how long they last. Noticed that life was a complaint in reviews. However, can't be worse than the life of the Manufacturer's laces. If this has a short life, I'll change my review

Although thinner than the original laces for my Merrell boots, they do work and are the correct length. They stay securely tied. Would prefer a thicker lace, but they do the job.

So I bought these a year ago and picked them because they come with a lifetime warranty. They have been great and wear them on my boots. One of the laces split and the inner cord came out and would not stretch back in. Figured I'd try out this "lifetime" warranty and WOW they are sending me new laces so I highly recommend these laces and this seller.

These came up in my search when I was looking for replacement laces for my Merrell hiking shoes. The color matches, but they are definitely much thinner than I expected. I will have to see how they hold up over time. The picture shows the actual laces on the left, and the true Merrell laces on the right for comparison.

I bought these in 160cm to replace broken laces in La Sportiva climbing approach shoes, which require long but thin laces, and they've exceeded my expectations. They're only slightly larger in circumference than the super-thin factory-issue La Sportiva laces and work as replacements in multiple models of their approach shoes (we've used them in TX-4 and Guides). For being thin laces, they are pretty easy on the fingers and stay tied. So if you're looking for replacement laces for outdoor footwear that needs thin, small-diameter laces, these will very likely do the trick.

They are exactly as described - thin, hiking style laces. The colors match the picture and go well with my hiking boots.

They felt cheap and flimsy when I got them. Not like an OEM lace. Within a couple weeks they got lumpy along the lace. After 4 weeks the inside white fibers started sticking out. I do not use these for anything ruff, nasty or dirty. I don't use them for workouts or running. I don't tie them extra tight or let them drag or go untied. These are just everyday athletic shoe type footwear for casual wear.