Hiking Shoelaces | Hiking Laces Collection

Conquer trails with our Hiking Shoelace Collection. Crafted for toughness and grip, these laces are ideal for hiking boots and outdoor footwear. Available in various durable designs and colours, they ensure reliability and style on every adventure.


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Custom Sport Shoelaces for Peak Performance at Pear Shoelace Australia

Enhance your sports shoes with custom sport shoelaces from Pear Shoelace. Built for durability and a secure fit, these laces support intense activity and active lifestyles. Available in custom lengths and various colours and featuring durable aglets, they’re designed to boost performance with style and reliability.

The Superior Advantages of Hiking Laces for Footwear

The best Hiking Laces do more than hold your shoe on - they upgrade the entire profile. Unlike generic factory laces, premium Hiking Laces are engineered with a higher tensile integrity, meaning they maintain their shape under tension without thinning. This ensures your centre knot remains proportionate and secure throughout the day, preventing the "sloppy bow" effect that ruins a silhouette.

Essential Guide to Hiking Laces Lace Profiles: Round vs. Flat

Durability lies in the construction. Premium Hiking Laces utilise a "Braided Core" architecture, in which the outer sheath protects a strong inner strand. This prevents the lace from snapping when pulled tight. Avoid hollow-tube laces; they flatten and wear out quickly. Always look for terms like "solid core" or "high-density weave" when selecting your Hiking Laces.

The Definitive Hiking Laces Lace Length Chart by Eyelet Count

Correct sizing prevents the faux pas of "bunny ear" loops dragging on the ground. Pro Tip: If you use "Bar Lacing", you consume approximately 5-10% less lace than criss-crossing. If you are between sizes on the chart, you can safely size down for a cleaner look with your Hiking Laces.

Eyelet Pairs (One Side) Standard Length (cm) Standard Length (inches) Common Shoe Types for Leather Laces
2 Pairs 45 cm 18 inches Derby Shoes, Kids Shoes
3 Pairs 60 - 75 cm 24 - 30 inches Boat Shoes, Low-Cut Vans
4 Pairs 75 - 90 cm 30 - 35 inches Classic Sneakers, Oxfords
5 Pairs 90 - 100 cm 36 - 40 inches High-Top Sneakers, Ankle Boots
6 Pairs 114 - 120 cm 45 - 47 inches Air Force 1s, Chuck Taylors, Work Boots
7 Pairs 137 - 140 cm 54 - 55 inches Hiking Boots, High-Top Jordans
8 Pairs 160 cm 63 inches Tall Work Boots, Combat Boots
9+ Pairs 180 cm + 72 inches + Military Boots, Knee-High Boots

Formal Lacing Etiquette: Bar vs. Criss-Cross Patterns

For a formal aesthetic, Straight Bar Lacing is preferred. It creates neat horizontal lines across the facing, hiding the messy diagonal crossovers underneath. This minimises visual clutter on the shoe. It works best with round Hiking Laces.

Sourcing Premium Hiking Laces: What to Look For

Inspect the Aglet Crimping. High-quality Hiking Laces feature metal or acetate aglets that are fused or mechanically crimped to the lace, not just wrapped in tape. The aglet diameter must be smaller than your eyelets - so look for "needle" or "slender" aglets to ensure they fit.

Extending the Life of Your Hiking Laces: A Care Guide

To restore the stiffness of waxed Hiking Laces, you can re-wax them. Run the lace through a block of natural beeswax, then use a hair dryer on low heat to melt the wax into the fibres. This restores the "formal shine" and water-resistant properties that generic washing removes.

FAQs About Elastic Shoelaces


Question: What are hiking laces?

Hiking laces are durable, reinforced shoelaces specifically designed for hiking boots and trail shoes. They're built to withstand rough terrain, moisture, and long-distance wear.


Question: How are hiking laces different from regular shoelaces?

Hiking laces are typically thicker, more abrasion-resistant, and made from tougher materials like polyester or nylon. They also often feature a tighter weave for added strength and less slippage.


Question: Are round or flat hiking laces better?

Round laces are more common for hiking boots due to their strength and ease of tightening. Flat laces are less prone to pressure points but may loosen more easily on the trail.


Question: How do I stop my hiking laces from coming undone?

Try double knotting or using a surgeon’s knot or heel lock lacing method. Also, look for textured or waxed hiking laces, which grip better and hold knots more securely.


Question: Do hiking laces affect comfort and performance?

Absolutely. Properly fitted, high-quality laces ensure better foot support, reduce the risk of blisters, and keep your boots securely fastened over long distances.


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