2 Pairs No Tie PU Leather Boot Zipper Inserts Tieless Zipper Boot Laces 7 Eyelet Zippers for Boots Shoes Adults Kids, Black, Black, One size

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Lace-in boot inserts or zippers have been around for a long time. The history seems as if they were introduced to the market soon after World War II as a way for men to continue to wear (for the few who wanted to) their combat boots but with a faster and easier way to pull them on, wear them comfortably, and take them off.

Boots with center boot zippers will have a sturdy fit and be easy to put on and take off. However, it takes time to lace the zipper onto the boot to get the fit right. But once the lacing and fit adjustment is finished, then you will not have to readjust at any time in the future. That is my experience anyway. These days, the only boots I have seen that regularly use boot zippers are station boots, of which I own several pair. While I have owned and worn many pairs of military boots, those with zippers have a built-in side-zip, not a laced-in zipper down the middle.

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Repeat this for each side until you’ve laced up the entire boot zip. You’re almost done now—you just need to finish tying the knot and you’re ready to go. Step 5: Tie Off The Lace The internet is filled with complaints about tying boot laces. Most men don’t want to bother with tying boot laces, especially tying them in a decorative style. Most guys just want to pull on their boots and take off.

It’s important to note that it does require a fairly long lace. If you don’t have a long enough boot lace, you can also lace in a boot zip with two separate laces per boot.

My favorite boot to wear when I ride my Harley are Chippewa Firefighter Boots. These boots fit well since the lacing with the zipper is adjustable for each of my feet which are a little different from each other in size, width, and bone structure.