Elite Apparel Sweden

Knotley Shoelace

No more tying your shoes in the middle of a WOD! Knotley shoelaces from Elite Apparel Sweden provide extreme friction that locks the knot rock-solid throughout


 


Is there anything more frustrating than having to interrupt an uninterrupted set of double unders or drop a heavy barbell because your shoelaces have come undone? With Knotley Shoelaces from Elite Apparel Sweden, that problem is solved forever. These premium laces are designed with one purpose in mind: to stay rock-solid in place, workout after workout. Give your training shoes a stylish upgrade and focus 100% on your performance instead of your equipment.

The details that maximize your pass

  • Anti-Slip Technology: Regular nylon shoelaces are slippery and easily slip up during dynamic movements. Knotley are made with a special structure and material blend that creates extreme friction and mechanically locks the knot.
  • Extreme Durability: Built to survive in the box, the material withstands the brutal wear and tear of burpees, box jumps, and rope climbs far better than standard laces.
  • Perfect Length: Optimized to fit the most popular functional fitness shoes on the market. You don't have to worry about laces that are too long and risk getting caught in the jump rope.
  • Stylish Upgrade: Are your old Metcons or Nanos starting to look tired? A fresh pair of Knotley laces will instantly give your shoes new life and a more sassy look.

Frequently Asked Questions & Usage Tips

Do these laces fit all training shoes?

Yes, Knotley laces are designed with a universal length and thickness that makes them a perfect fit in the vast majority of training shoes on the market, including popular models like Nike Metcon, Reebok Nano, TYR and RAD.

Why do my regular shoelaces always come undone when I jump rope?

Double unders and running expose shoes to repetitive shocks and vibrations. Standard synthetic laces have a very slippery surface, which means that vibrations cause the knot to slip apart. Knotley solves this problem with its rough structure that "hooks" into itself.

Do I need to make a double knot with Knotley?

Thanks to the anti-slip treated material, a simple, tightly tightened single knot is usually sufficient. If you know you're going to be doing an extremely dynamic WOD, a double knot can provide extra security, but it's rarely a requirement with these cords.



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