REI Hiking Boot laces

[@Cheesecake_mmm]

Excellent thanks sooo much!!! My heels were not snug and this totally helped!!!

[@akaredcrossbow]

Love Asolo boots! My first pair bought at REI, Asolo Flame GTX dark brown lasted me around 11-13 years with thousands of miles on them on different terrain. The soles tread is almost gone and last year one shoe blew out on the side. They kept my feet dry and comfortable until the blowout. They still look great, like a 8 month old boot. The most durable boot that I have ever owned. I went through multiple well known brands of boots over the years that can’t compare to the durability of Asolo. $250 for a pair of boots is not much money when you consider how well they look and how durable they are for so long. Take care of them and they will last over ten years.

[@kaskorraky9473]

2024 I still have those boots Asolo😊

[@legambaz]

Great stuff i learnt from here today.

[@UnseenSpirit]

The woman has a really nice personality

[@eman.119]

In the hood we call that Choking your Boots

[@Nysmitty-w8r]

🤣🤣THATS A WHOLE FACT SHE WAS DEFINITELY CHOKING THEM JAWNS !!

[@WhatNow4140]

Thank you so much for solving my problem.

[@WeThePeople2020]

even without ever hiking before I have always tied my shoes/boots this way.

[@قناةالفتياتريتا]

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[@survivalgearreviews5727]

Great video!

[@genegarren833]

Good points for sure. However a correct bow knot is a square knot with 2 quick releases. The young lady tied the top off with a granny knot and 2 quick releases. This knot. Will quickly work it's way lose especially running very fast and will tend to do so walking. A square knot will tighten much more secure as each of the two overhand knots are done so that they tighten with the running ends facing left and right. A granny one the other hand has one running end running left to right, but the second overhand knots ends run up and down and therefore do not tighten as effectively.

[@cfx5000]

A loose boot or shoe is what causes blisters. The up and down rubbing of the skin and fabric is what causes skin irritation. Not over tightness. Which actually reduces the chance for blisters.

[@justwired]

yah i hate the generalization of sizing up for me I like the dexterity on rock while climbing or scrambling which you loose by sizing up.. also I run my boots looser on the climb then cinch them snug going down also the softer the boot, the closer true to size it can be, compared to a fully rigid mountaineering boot where people go 1 or 2 full sizes bigger

[@HBADGERBRAD]

Awesome thanx for that.

[@sonubisht.510]

i liked shoes

[@latetodagame1892]

I want Georgia to go south on me.

[@brantpippin4306]

What kind of boot is that?

[@AmazingPillowZ]

Asolo Fugitive GTX

[@diodotosH]

!

[@bearhug72]

That chick does NOT hike !!!

[@brinckau]

Who cares?

[@coryboyd7958]

Crossing laces is terrible for foot circulation. Ladder lace is better

[@AirsoftShizsAndGigs]

nice asolos dude.