Description
Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Pennsylvania | Est. 2023
Long-lasting shoe laces
BuzzTek Waxed Laces are the ultimate addition to your favorite running, hiking, climbing, or working shoes. Made by infusing high-strength, lightweight paracord with locally sourced beeswax, BuzzTek laces are guaranteed to hold a knot all day. The reduced friction provided by these waxed laces also helps to better form your shoes to your feet and prevent chafing. Dual-walled, adhesive-lined rubber aglet tips create a permanent and robust seal preventing these laces from fraying.
All BuzzTek Wax Laces are handmade in Pennsylvania. Proceeds help to support local Pennsylvania beekeepers who maintain dozens of hives throughout the state.
Fit: To guarantee you choose the correct length, we suggest measuring your existing laces.
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Sizing:
- 48" | 122cm: Most Trail Runners, Low Top Boot (5-6 Eyelets)
- 54" | 137cm: Work Boot or Hiking Boot (6-7 Eyelets)
- 63" | 160cm: Tall Hiking Boot, 6" Work Boot (7-8 Eyelets)
Weight: 0.9oz | 26g (per pair)
Materials:
- Lace: Paracord
- Coating: Beeswax
- Aglet: Rubber
Made in the USA
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United Statesgreat laces
Laces shipped quickly. Arrived as color shown. Stayed tied very nicely for my hiking shoes. I would definitely recommend. May want to note that some eyelets on shoe boots are too narrow for these laces. Or you may need to wedge the eyelet open a bit.
United StatesDisappointed
Wnds of laces were too big to fit in my Hoka lace holes so I could not test.☹️
United StatesJust the tip
The gargantuan tips were larger than the laces themselves and were impossible to thread through eyelets. Typically the tips are compressed…challenging design
United StatesGreat Laces
This BuzzTek Laces work great! I will be giving some as gifts in the future.
United StatesReplacement hiking boot laces
I purchased some hiking boots from the local REI store and their laces, especially on the right boot, would not stay tied so I bought these laces. The hiking boots did not have eyelets but loops which were too small in diameter and these laces would not thread through them. The original laces with use are now staying tied.
