Lace Anchors - Team Rider Edits
Lace Anchors is one of the very few shoe accessories that actually make sense. If you are currently tying bows or knots behind your tongue, tucking laces inside your shoes, or dealing with discomfort from laces shoved in your shoes, then this is a product that will make you smile. Lace Anchors attach to your laces and act as an anchor behind the eyelet of your shoes allowing you to trim all the excess lacing that is normally shoved inside your shoes causing hassles and discomfort. Lace Anchors allow you to set the tension when you initially install them, meaning you decide how tight or loose your shoes slip on and off. When I initially began this project I didn't realize how many athletes just slip their shoes on and off without tying their shoes super tight every time they put them on. This opened up the opportunity to sponsor some of these awesome athletes! We also have a new line of wallets and belts that will be coming out this summer called Strapp, they are like nothing that is currently on the market and will definitely turn some heads. We would like to give a special thank-you, and welcome James Visser, Jack Fogelquist, Brendan Howey, and Skye Schillhammer to the 2012 Lace Anchors Team. You guys rock! Check the Edits out below.
It all started out with a dremel tool, one of my kids Lego style building blocks and some long annoying laces that were completely pointless. With those 3 ingredients I made my first Lace Anchors Prototype, there was nothing pretty about them but the functionality was awesome. I knew there were so many people out there that would appreciate my creation so I decided to move forward with producing a store worthy version. I thought this was going to be a easy task, but the truth is I ended up spending almost a year developing, manufacturing and finding packagers that could meet the high demands that large retail shoe chain stores could create. Who knew such a little product could cause so many packaging headaches, there were many, many, hurdles to jump over to get this product to the retail ready stage that we have finally arrived at. We are currently scheduled to be on the counters of select stores of a very large national chain in June, and expanding to occupy all of their stores very quickly a short time later. We plan to aggressively market and spread our brand internationally to retail shoe chain stores and specialty distributors around the world, of course this is no easy task, but we will make it happen. MSRP will be $3.50USD per pack.
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This product works and keeps all you kicks on your feet without the "bunny ears" flopping around when your riding or reppin a fresh pair out for the night. May seem small, but has big results in something everybody deals with daily!
Thanks for the hook up Chuck!
PS: If my question has already been answered in the above article or someone else asked already, I'm very sorry!
So your're already thinking on how to make them! Don't worry, They will be available in mexico city. If it's the MSRP of $3.50, dont worry actual retail price is less.
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Your posts were not deleted by mods they were voted down by people from any possible country because you were trolling from beginning and it was obvious.
You were obviously looking for a reaction and you got it!
The reaction you received is when you were not just defending your country, but rather attacking everyone in the USA for something 1 person in the USA was saying to you.
Now look up the definition of ignorance.
"Really?! I cannot believe my eyes what marketing can do!
I bet soon there will be Lace Anchors Plus with anti-athlets foot and Lace Anchors Cool in 35 different cool colors!"
"Yeah, and Lace Anchors 29er "for the athlet with big wheels & big feet"
"You do realize that anyone can make a pair of those with a piece of plastic and a swiss army knife, right? Good luck anyway."
"Because you can tie your laces & donate those $3.50 to your favourite charity?, To avoid buying useless things where plastic packaging and marketing costs are probably as expensive as the product itself?, Responsible consumption perhaps? Yeah, I know the last option does not exist in USA"
If you don't think that your comments were looking for negative attention from someone, I don't know what to tell you.
You guys should both just drop it and ride your bikes! Thats the funny part, you are both share a passion and your both on the same big round ball (earth) you have never met each other and you hate each other! HHHhhhhmmmmmm......
Yes manuel I get it, my product is pointless. You have mentioned this. Thanks.