Flat No-Tie
Shoelaces
Flat elastic no-tie laces for sneakers, school shoes and everyday footwear.
Flat No-Tie ShoelacesTurn everyday lace-up shoes into easy slip-ons with Pear no-tie shoelaces. Choose from flat, round and oval elastic shoelaces or compare different locking systems for sneakers, school shoes, runners and everyday footwear. Pear no-tie shoelaces are stocked, packed and dispatched from Sydney, Australia.
Elastic no-tie laces for easy slip-on comfort
Options for kids, adults and everyday footwear
Cut-to-length options available on selected styles
Stocked, packed and dispatched from Sydney, Australia
Match the shape of your existing shoelaces or explore different no-tie locking systems to find the style that works best with your shoes.
Flat elastic no-tie laces for sneakers, school shoes and everyday footwear.
Flat No-Tie Shoelaces
Round elastic no-tie laces for runners, sneakers and casual footwear.
Round No-Tie Shoelaces
Oval elastic no-tie laces for sporty, casual and everyday shoes.
Oval No-Tie Shoelaces
Compare capsule, anchor, smart, magnetic and other no-tie locking systems.
No-Tie Shoelaces by Lock TypeNo-tie shoelaces are elastic laces with a locking system that lets you slip your shoes on and off without tying a bow. They suit sneakers, school shoes, casual shoes, children, sports and anyone who prefers not to tie their laces. Choose from flat, round or oval styles based on your footwear and eyelet count. All orders are stocked, packed and dispatched from Sydney, Australia.
Compare Pear no-tie shoelace locking systems and find the right option for sneakers, school shoes, runners and everyday footwear. Different locks offer different levels of adjustability, convenience and appearance.
No-tie shoelace locks secure elastic laces at your preferred tension without requiring a traditional bow. Choose the lock style that best suits your shoes, desired appearance and how much adjustment you want.
Capsule Lock no-tie shoelaces use a compact capsule-style fitting to secure the ends of the elastic laces. Once adjusted, the lock keeps the selected tension in place without needing a traditional bow.
Capsule Locks are a versatile choice for sneakers, school shoes and everyday footwear and are available with both flat and round elastic laces.
Anchor Lock no-tie shoelaces use small anchor-style fittings to secure elastic laces near the final eyelets. This removes the traditional bow and creates a clean, low-profile finish.
Anchor Locks are well suited to sneakers, school shoes and everyday footwear when you want a neat no-tie appearance.
Smart Lock no-tie shoelaces use an adjustable locking mechanism that holds both elastic lace ends at your preferred tension.
The lock can be repositioned when you want a tighter or more relaxed fit, making Smart Locks a practical option for sneakers, walking shoes and everyday footwear.
Magnetic Lock no-tie shoelaces use a magnetic closure to connect the lace ends together. Once the lace tension has been adjusted, the magnetic fitting can be opened and reconnected quickly.
They are designed for convenient everyday use when quick opening and closing is preferred.
Tip Lock no-tie shoelaces use compact fittings at the lace ends to secure elastic laces without requiring a traditional bow.
They provide a simple, streamlined finish while keeping the lace ends controlled and the shoes easy to slip on and off.
Loop Lock no-tie shoelaces use a loop-style fastening system to secure elastic laces without tying a bow.
They provide a flexible everyday option for converting suitable lace-up shoes into easy slip-on footwear.
Press Lock no-tie shoelaces use an adjustable press-style mechanism to hold the elastic lace at your selected tension.
The lock can be released when you want to loosen or readjust the fit, making it useful for everyday and active footwear.
Capsule Lock , Smart Lock and Anchor Lock systems are practical choices for many sneakers. Capsule and Smart Locks provide easy adjustment, while Anchor Locks create a cleaner and more discreet appearance.
Capsule Lock and Anchor Lock no-tie shoelaces are useful options for many school shoes. They remove the need to tie a traditional bow and can make shoes quicker to put on while maintaining a flexible elastic fit.
Smart Lock , Capsule Lock and Press Lock systems are good options when easy tension adjustment is important.
Anchor Lock systems are a strong choice when you want a minimal appearance because the anchors sit close to the final eyelets and remove the need for a visible bow.
Magnetic Lock systems are designed for quick opening and reconnection. Press Lock systems are also useful when you want a lock that can be released and adjusted easily.
Not every no-tie shoelace uses a separate lock. Silicone, curly and knotted styles use their own shape, stretch or fastening method to create an easy no-tie fit.
Silicone no-tie shoelaces use flexible silicone sections fitted individually across the shoe eyelets. They create a clean, minimal appearance without a traditional bow or separate lace lock.
Curly no-tie shoelaces use a stretchy spiral shape that helps keep the laces in place without a traditional knot or separate locking mechanism.
They are an easy casual option for people who want slip-on convenience with a distinctive lace style.
Knotted no-tie shoelaces use elastic stretch and a knot-style end arrangement instead of a separate locking mechanism. Once fitted, the elastic helps the shoe flex when it is put on or removed.
Most no-tie shoelace systems follow three basic steps: thread, adjust and lock.
Thread the elastic laces through the shoe eyelets, put the shoes on and adjust the tension until the fit feels comfortable, then attach the locking system according to its installation instructions.
No. For cut-to-length systems, thread and adjust the laces first and test the shoes while wearing them. Only trim the excess once you are satisfied with the final tension and fit.
Always follow the installation instructions for your specific lock before cutting the laces.
No-tie shoelaces should feel secure without excessive pressure across the top of your foot. Adjust both shoes evenly and walk around before completing the installation.
If the shoe feels loose, increase the tension slightly. If the shoe feels restrictive, loosen the laces.