How to tie shoelaces so as not to hurt the foot: 4 options

Shoes we sew at an average pace, but we know that each person is an individual, and not the fact that your legs tend to this most the average value. And in each country its own standard, which is based on the size of its citizens.

Someone wears shoes made to order only clearly the parameters of his legs. But this pleasure is quite expensive and not available to all. In addition, sometimes I enjoy some specific shoes, and throw it out just because it's a bit too tight or rubbing, very, very sorry.

There are several options for lacing, which allows you to take away the pain or discomfort in different parts of the foot. Especially it will be useful if you are hiking or away from home, and the nearest highway is necessary to pass a fairly decent distance.

Thus, the four problems - four options lacing!

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It hurts the upper part of the foot

Problem. Shoes rubbed upper part of your foot and eventually formed rubbed until blisters. This problem occurs mainly in people with high foot lift.

How to fix? Miss "one lacing" in that part of the foot, which most strongly rubs.

Too tight shoes

Problem. Your fingers up little space and you constantly feel discomfort.

How to fix? Double laces. Take two pairs of laces and laced leave no place closer to your toe. Start the lacing to the lower part, then leave little space without laces and further lace second pair of laces to the top has. Experiment a little, until you are completely sure that you have found the best option.

Sore feet upper surface

Problem. Footwear too presses the entire upper surface of the foot.

How to fix? Parallel lacing. Cord is not the usual "criss-cross", and parallel lacing.

Too loose heel

Problem. For your heels too much space and when walking they climb up and down separately from the shoes.

How to fix? Make a loop for heels. Each shoe laces as standard, but the last two upper holes leave to make a loop. Thread the lace first up, then down, but do not tighten. Leave a small loop, which then pass the upper free end of the string. Do the same with the second part. Now you can tighten the loop and tie shoelaces.

I tried all four ways, and the last, to be honest, seemed a bit odd. But maybe that's because I do not have shoes that hangs out on your heels?