TacLace

TacLace is a boot lacing system invented out of necessity. During a combat deployment, two Marines worked together to develop a device that enabled them to get their boots on “in a hurry.” They were able to streamline the process in three easy steps: Pull, cinch, and wrap…

Pull, Cinch, Wrap…

After first time set up, you can secure your boots in three easy steps: Pull, cinch, and wrap. Cycle through the steps on the right.

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TacLace XD
$29.99

Seconds to lace up

Military branches authorized for wear

times faster than tying

When seconds count, don’t spend them on your laces…

Yeah, we get it, not everyone needs their boots on this fast; but for those who do, time is everything. Reduce the time it takes to lace up from 90 seconds to only 9 seconds. Pull, cinch, wrap… The rest is up to you!

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Testimonials

“This is a system you have to check out!”
Airsoft Squared
“Due to the construction it’s actually likely that the TacLace will outlive several pairs of boots. Sometimes the devil is in the details, and this is one of those small things can turn into a big thing. Overall we think the TacLace will appeal to a lot of dudes in uniform, and offer an unique, rapid way to get your boots on tight.”
Breach Bang Clear
“We are huge fans of ‘KISS,’ Keep it simple stupid! Nice work TacLace.”
CEO, MATBOCK, LLC
“For the two weeks I used them I found no flaws, discomfort or lack of tension in my boots. My boots always felt secure and the TacLace did allow me to secure and get moving quicker than if I had to use the normal lace solution.”
Airsoft & MilsimNews Blog
“Quick and secure…”
Soldier Systems
“4 out of 5 Stars! I have been able to tighten the boot even tighter than if I cinched the laces and tied them ‘normally.’ ”
The Gear Locker
"The time it takes to tie your shoelaces is probably so minuscule that you don’t even think about how you could make it faster. But for members of the military or others wearing lace-up boots, saving seconds on this piece of attire could be important in situations where they count the most."
The Blaze
“Whether sprinting to the wire, to a fire on the flight line, or just late to morning formation, getting your boots on is pull, wrap and run! I agree with a Marine captain who wrote ‘I’ll never lace my boots again!’”
Guns Magazine
“It has to be one of the more ingenious products that I’ve come across in quite a while.”
Fog Horn