31 Different Ways To Tie Your Shoes
Posted on 20. Jun, 2007 by dimaks in Life, News
Whilst mathematics tells us that there are more than 2 Trillion Methods of feeding a lace through the six pairs of eyelets on an average shoe, Ian’s Shoelace site presents a (somewhat more realistic) typical cross-section of traditional and alternative lacing methods.
The selection is limited to those methods that Ian considered worthy of devoting the time required to create instructions, either because they are widely used, have a particular feature or benefit, or just because he like the way they look.
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Cai
Jun 21st, 2007
bagay saken to.. mahilig ako sa sneakers at sa pagexperiment ng mga ganyan.. hehe.. ^-^ Thanks DImaks for sharing this!
tina
Jun 21st, 2007
waa i have to check it out. it’s a constant trouble for me to tie my shoelace after it;’s been washed. i dont know how. hahaha
aCey
Jun 22nd, 2007
cool. sounds fun! thanks for sharing, dimaks! i even bookmarked this for future help. hehe.
verns
Jun 22nd, 2007
the checkerboard lacing is pretty cool! hehe out of the many ways, I think I only tried 3
paolomendoza
Jun 24th, 2007
this is astig. i could spend the rest of my life shoelaces.
herb
Jun 24th, 2007
hmmm… something to do when i get really bored. hahaha…
ade
Jun 25th, 2007
2 trillion ways of tying a shoelace, and I always have to make the one that easily gets unraveled. Meh.
sasha
Jun 25th, 2007
Didn’t know na pwede pala ito, Dimaks. Nadagdagan kaalaman ko hehe thanks
I’m back from a deep sleep hehe… Have a great week ahead!
Jaypee
Jun 26th, 2007
Wow, very interesting! I didn’t know that there are 2 trillion methods of tying shoelaces. I’m only aware of like 3. Hehe
As long as it keeps my shoelaces tied together, that’s good enough for me.
Elaine
Jun 26th, 2007
Why am I getting the impression someone is clicking “Stumble!” here more often lately? Heheh. Kasi, ako rin eh.
rhodora
Jun 27th, 2007
I only go for the criss-crossing type. It’s the simplest. And i don’t want to learn anymore new types.. hehehe.. tamad nang mag-aral…
The criss-cross is what I taught my children too. I remember while demonstrating to them the criss cross shoe lace tying – they said: Mama! You are doing lots of X’s!