How to Use

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Step 1 – 17″ of Excess Lace Required

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Tighten your boots and pull the laces tight.  Ensure there is 17″ of excess lace for the TacLace to function properly.  Without the excess lace, TacLace will not be able to secure itself properly.

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Step 2 – Laces Through Cord Lock

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Feed your lace ends through the cord lock and pull all the way through.

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Step 3 – Laces Through First Set of Eyelets

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Once through the cord lock, feed the laces through the eyelets closest to the cord lock and pull all the way through.

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Step 4 – Laces Through Lace Restraints

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Feed the laces through the soft Velcro lace restraints on the underside of the TacLace.  Pull through each until you reach the next set of eyelets.  To make this easier, pinch the edges of the TacLace and create a tunnel for the laces to pass in each restraint.

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Step 5 – Laces Through Last Eyelets

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Now feed your laces through the last set of eyelets.  There are two eyelets, one for each end of your laces.

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Step 6 – Tie or Knot Laces

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Once through the last set of eyelets, you can tie the laces together or knot them individually to keep the TacLace secured to the laces.  We recommend you knot each one individually as it gives you more lace to operate the TacLace.

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Steps 7-10 – Put Your Foot In & Pull, Cinch, Wrap!

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