How to tie shoelaces for people with high insteps [Eliminates hits on the instep! ]

We will introduce how to tie shoelaces recommended for those with high insteps or those who have shoes that hurt when they hit the instep.

It has a clean look, so it is recommended not only for sneakers but also for leather shoes.

How to tie a shoelace with a high instep (how to pass it through)

Features of "How to tie a person with a high instep"

• Since the strings do not cross on the back side, the impact on the instep is reduced.
• Clean appearance that can also be used for leather shoes

Recommended tying method for the following shoes.

How to tie a knot for someone with a high instep

It will look like this if you tie it with "How to tie a person with a high instep".

tying point

• When passing through the back, pass vertically
• When passing through the table, pass it horizontally

procedure

It is also explained in the video.

1: Pass through the first eyelet on the left and right from the front.

2: From the first eyelet on the left, pass it through the second eyelet on the left from the back.
3: Pass the string through the eyelet on the opposite side from the front.

4: From the first eyelet on the right, pass it through the third eyelet on the right from the back.
5: Pass the string through the eyelet on the opposite side from the front.

6: From the second eyelet on the right, pass it through the fourth eyelet on the right from the back.
7: Pass the string through the eyelet on the opposite side from the front.

8: From the third eyelet on the left, pass it through the top eyelet on the left from the back.
9: From the fourth eyelet on the left, pass it through the top eyelet on the right from the back.

10: Adjust the length and tie it to finish.

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