Both technologies start with an entry node:
Pull each shoelace to the side of the shoe to make them straight.
Hold the two shoelaces and cross each other in an X shape.
Pick up the rear lace and fold it up so that it finally falls in the middle of the triangle formed by X.
Pass this hanging lace through the triangle and make it tight against another lace.
Pull the two shoelaces to the sides to tighten the knot.
“Single cycle” technology
Take a lace from the entry knot and make a circle.
Pinch the loop where the two parts of the lace cross. There should be some overhanging lace after pinching. The contraction should be close to the shoes.
Take off the loopless lace and pull it all the way to the tight ring until you touch yourself again.
Now, pass the middle of the endless lace through the hole created between the endless belt and the endless lace.
Pass the lace you just inserted through the hole, being careful not to pass the entire lace.
At the same time, pull the looped lace in the opposite direction to tighten the knot. Now it should have two loops and two straight shoelaces, like a bow.
“Double Ring” Technology
1. Perform the same type of loop as another method, but this time for both shoelaces.
2. Pinch them and cross the coil like a beginner knot, making a hole between them.
3. Bend the back ring to the front so that the tip ends near the hole.
4. Pass the tip of the bending ring through the hole
5. Pull the pen tip out of the hole while pulling another loop in the opposite direction and tighten the knot. Similarly, it should have two loops and two straight lace bands, like a bow.
Post time: Jun-02-2021