Laces

19 Results
HKSDK round laces, Black/White HKSDK Main Logo
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3.00 €
2.40 €
2GO Regular flat laces, White 2GO Logo
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5.00 €
4.00 €
2GO Regular flat laces, Black 2GO Logo
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5.00 €
4.00 €
Mascot Pollux round laces, Black Mascot Logo (1)
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10.00 €
8.00 €
Sievi round laces, Black Sievi Logo
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From 5.00 €
From 4.00 €
HKSDk round laces, Black/White HKSDK Main Logo
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3.00 €
2.40 €
Sievi spark resistant round laces, Black Sievi Logo
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From 10.00 €
From 8.00 €
Euro-Dan laces, Black/Grey Euro Dan Logo
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7.00 €
5.60 €
Solid Gear flame resistant round laces, Black Solid Gear Logo
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11.00 €
8.80 €
Brynje round laces, Black Brynje
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11.00 €
8.80 €
Brynje flame resistant round laces, Black Brynje
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13.00 €
10.40 €
Brynje flame resistant round laces, Black Brynje
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13.00 €
10.40 €
Brynje round laces, Black Brynje
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12.00 €
9.60 €
Blåkläder Original laces, Black Blaklader Logo
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12.00 €
9.60 €
Brynje round laces, Black Brynje
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12.00 €
9.60 €
Brynje shoe round laces, Black Brynje
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12.00 €
9.60 €
Solid Gear flame-retardant round laces, Black Solid Gear Logo
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11.00 €
8.80 €
Sievi round laces, Black/Grey Sievi Logo
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5.00 €
4.00 €
2GO Strong round laces, Black 2GO Logo
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From 5.00 €
From 4.00 €

Laces for work and everyday footwear

Replace frayed or broken laces to keep your shoes securely fastened. Explore brands such as Brynje, 2GO, Sievi, HKSDK Arbejdsfodtøj and Solid Gear, checking each item's specifications for suitability. For another way to browse, see our women's shoelaces.

Choose the right length and shape

Measure your existing laces from tip to tip if they fit well. Too short leaves little room for a knot; too long can trail or snag. Check thickness against your eyelets or hooks, and compare flat or round profiles with the original pair. If you also plan to replace your insoles, check the fit afterwards: a thicker insert can change the space available inside the shoe.

Check the rest of your footwear

When replacing laces, inspect eyelets for rough edges that could cause premature wear. Browse footwear accessories for other maintenance needs, including weatherproofing & care products suited to your shoe material. For cushioning, compare insoles with gel or water; for temporary coverage, check boot covers & overshoes for your intended use.

Measure your existing laces from tip to tip if they provide a comfortable fit and enough length to tie securely. If the originals are missing, consult the footwear manufacturer's guidance, as eyelet spacing, shoe size and lacing pattern all affect the length needed.
Choose laces with a shape and thickness suited to your footwear's eyelets or hooks. Matching the original pair is a useful starting point. Neither flat nor round designs are universally better; material, construction and how you tie them also affect performance.
Replace laces when they show fraying, thinning or damage to the tips that makes threading difficult. Check where they pass through eyelets or hooks, since these contact points can wear first. Inspect the footwear for sharp or damaged fittings before fitting a new pair.
Do not assume all laces are suitable for safety footwear. Check the manufacturer's replacement guidance, particularly for footwear used around heat, flames or other specific hazards. Match any required material or performance specifications as well as length and thickness.