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Take a look at the video to see how you can quickly gain a few more valuable inches on short shoelaces so you can tie a real knot. The laces might not look the same as if you were to criss-cross them, but they're not too weird-looking, either. And, more importantly, it's secure, operational, and you'll still be able to easily tie and untie them.

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Transcript
00:00Has this ever happened to you? You go out and buy a new pair of shoes, lace them up,
00:03and then realize that you only have about an inch on either side to work
00:06with. How do you even begin to tie something like that? Instead of going out
00:09buying new laces, I have a styling trick that makes it work as is. Instead of
00:13criss-crossing for every single eyelet, what you want to do instead is to lace
00:16upwards, criss-cross, then lace upwards again until you're done. At the end it
00:20looks deliberate, it looks really cool, and you can finally tie your shoes. And that's it.
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