cannot get lace into block at bottom near toes, how do i get it into the block?
1789255
Cut the laces to length then take both cut ends to a flame to keep them from fraying. Place both ends into the open lock and simply fold in half till it clicks.
162952
I have a standard clip on my shoes and get right into this clip. You may have to angle your foot a little differently than what you are use to. Try doing it with the shoe off and eyeball it to see what is going on.
842021
Try putting them on the opposite ends. I had the same problem and when I switched ends for the clasps to go into it worked lots better.
1932851
Just pop out the smaller side. Use your finger nail. It gets easier as you use it!
1308806
Take out another insole from a shoe that you like. You can cut just the toe part where they meet or if the rest of the new insole hangs out cut that too. Usually the top works for me and maybe a little around the edges. Hope that helps. Put it in the slogger and put your hand in to see of the new insole covers the entire bottom. I think Sloggers are the best yard shoe ever.
1606018
reach down into your boot may need shoe stretcher stuff and flex your wrist and knuckles up to insert. Hope that helps.
362196
hold in your hands upside down and quickly pull both bottom legs together with a bit of force. maybe this is a better way to describe it... they (legs) kind of click open so you just have to basically push the two legs in towards each other fast (while holding chair upside down) so they unlock and close..kind of tricky but it worked for me.
1711239
Probably depends on the shoe and how much length you need in the lace. I am size 13 and cut off a lot of length when installing them on athletic shoes. I have other footwear (boots) they wouldn't be near as long as what I need. You can probably measure how much lace you need to make your shoes tight, add four to six inches or whatever you want to make them loose (remember, they are elastic, so even when tight they might stretch enough to pull the shoes on/off), and then compare to the 48 inches.
21219
Slide the colored part forward and then lift up. I couldn't get it either! Then my fiance did it first try
1656764
Pull down the red tab, then push down, some time the bottom of the rake catches on the bottom brace.Good luck.
1317498
I just looked at mine, and there are actually opening in the mesh along the bottom that would probably allow you to attach the laces. I wouldn't recommend cutting, as you would ruin the integrity of the net and it may cause further unravelling.
1390372
Put the thick part by the toes with the thin part facing your ankle. I put it in and tested where it felt best before sticking it down. Feel better.
1593261
I believe the infant surround comes in two heights, I'm assuming you have the shorter one. also I suspect your baby is using his toes in the holes to help him or her to climb up. the most simple fix I can think of would be to put baby's sneakers or shoes on and double knot the laces. I don't think the holes in the surround are large enough to get those little baby shoes into them. Give that a try. good luck.
1567166
Start from the top and work around carefully. Hope this helps. Also don't take it off too often other wise it might break.
196891
Start by fitting the rubber grip over the toe portion of your boots.Pull hard to stretch the rubber beyond the heel of the boots and pull up over the heel. They wont break when you stretch them and the stretch will insure a tight fit.
2274820
There is a Utube video. I typed in "video on how to sew a corset lace up back and found the " perfect fit video".
1233240
You are right....you have to hold the end of the strap that is a very skinny loop. Hold the two sides of that loop together and push the pointy end of the loop into one side of the opening and pull out the other side. (It goes under the little "bridge" that is across the opening.)Then open the skinny loop enough to feed the thicker loop end through it. Pull tight and you are done. Good luck. :-)