Chances are you either use the "criss-cross" or "straight-lace" method. Today, an Australian mathematician revealed these methods are the most optimal patterns for lacing up shoes. To many the ...

Window lacing skips a row or two of criss-cross lacing to allow for a looser fit across the top of the foot. Locate where you feel pressure and unlace to just beneath this point. Lace directly up ...

Window lacing skips a row or two of criss-cross lacing to allow for a looser fit across the top of the foot. Locate where you feel pressure and unlace to just beneath this point. Lace directly up ...

Parallel laces secure your feet without constricting them, which can happen when you use the usual criss-cross method. Here's how you can do the technique. We may earn commission from links on ...

With this lacing method, the mid-foot will be relieved of pressure to help stabilize your feet for standing, walking and running. Lace shoe normally starting with a criss-cross. Keeping each lace ...

Is it, he asked, the "criss-cross" way, in which the laces are threaded diagonally from eyelet to eyelet? Or could it be the "straight" lacing method? (Here, one end of the lace is taken from a ...