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Ramrod
14-08-2005, 22:40
I didn't know there was so much to it! (http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacingmethods.htm) :erm: :disturbd:

............some good tips there though! :D
marky
14-08-2005, 22:46
when i was in the army we got similar diagrams (changing all the time )

something to do with tendon damage on the front of the foot
it was a pain in the butt :)
danielf
14-08-2005, 22:47
I didn't know there was so much to it! (http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacingmethods.htm) :erm: :disturbd:

............some good tips there though! :D

A right nutter that, if you ask me :erm: Surely he/she must have better things to do?
Matth
14-08-2005, 23:02
Great site - I found that I was tying mine "slip", and reversing the initial part made a big difference
MovedGoalPosts
14-08-2005, 23:40
when i was in the army we got similar diagrams (changing all the time )

something to do with tendon damage on the front of the foot
it was a pain in the butt :)

I think I spotted your problem. Shoes are worn on feet, not the butt. Unless of course you were getting a kick up the backside :erm: :D
cookie_365
16-08-2005, 20:02
You know, my dad was having a go at me last week for spending £25 a month on my internet connection. :erm:

Now if I'm ever struggling to justify myself, I can whip this little ace out ;)
MetaWraith
16-08-2005, 21:28
I didn't know there was so much to it! (http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacingmethods.htm) :erm: :disturbd:

............some good tips there though! :D

Guess who had a slack day :)
greencreeper
16-08-2005, 23:25
Straight European, I think. Ought to be Bent European really :p:

Interestingly enough, I had problems with laces when I was kid - couldn't tie them. My brain just can't get my hands to do stuff right when it's consciously instructing. It was the same story with a steering wheel - arms in knots.
tick
16-08-2005, 23:44
sad and we are for looking
Ramrod
17-08-2005, 00:03
sad and we are for looking
You call it sad, I call it unusual and informative. :p:
danielf
17-08-2005, 00:07
You call it sad, I call it unusual and informative. :p:

What I think is sad is that more than 1500 people constributed to the
shoelace ratings (http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacingratings.php) :disturbd:
tick
17-08-2005, 00:10
will give me hours of fun next time i wear my boots
tho
ikthius
17-08-2005, 17:55
great and informative, I may try a few out

ik