When you’re lacing your shoes, you should always begin with the eyelets closest to the toes. That allows you to pull the laces from one set of eyelets at a time to tighten them and provide the most comfortable fit. Push the tips of the laces through the pair of eyelets and adjust until the length is equal on both sides.  Whatever method you use to finish the ends of your shortened laces, make sure you’ve give them proper time to dry or cool before lacing your shoes. Many shoes features two rows of parallel eyelets, with one set closer to the shoe’s tongue and one further. For wide feet, use the eyelets closest to the tongue to provide more space for the foot. If you have narrow feet, lace the shoes through the eyelets furthest away from the tongue to bring up the shoe for a closer fit. While you can lace your shoes in a variety of ways, crisscrossing the laces over one another works well for most people. Once you’ve threaded the lace through the bottom eyelets, pull the right side across to place it through the next highest eyelet on the left side and do the same to the left to the right. Continue alternating all the way until the final set of eyelets. Crisscrossing your laces usually provides the most comfort because the shoelace crossover happens in the space between the two sides of the shoe, so they aren’t pressed against your foot. You should do it as normally would, but because you’ve shortened the lace, you shouldn’t need to double knot or tie the lace. When it’s knotted, you’ll be able to tell if you’ve trimmed it sufficiently. If you haven’t cut enough of the lace off, trim a little bit more and repeat the steps for finishing the tips.
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