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ashktorab
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Sep 25, 2013
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Minda kinda come loose after a while (Nike Free). One also broke. Use with care, they aren't indestructible.
Sep 25, 2013
LaceAnchors
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Lace Anchors
Sep 25, 2013
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ashktorabThey should not come loose at all! Myself and my wife have them on our nike free's and have never had a problem. Make sure to pull the lace into the really thin keyhole-slot after you pull the lace through the bottom hole, this keeps the really thin Nike free laces in place. We use fiber-reinforced nylon making these very durable, I would have to guess that you received a defective product. We literally have hung over 50 pounds from some shoelaces with the anchors attached. Please email me info@laceanchors.com (Eric Milne) so I can get a replacement pack in the mail to you.
Sep 25, 2013
ashktorab
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Sep 25, 2013
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LaceAnchors@LaceAnchors No worries, only 1 broke and I have 5 more packs as backup :-) I was trying to re-adjust one, had it still on the lace and gave the lace a good tug and it snapped in half. I'd like to think it was my bulging muscles fault.
Sep 25, 2013
Jessica
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Sep 26, 2013
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ashktorabThanks
Sep 26, 2013
LaceAnchors
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Sep 26, 2013
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ashktorabOk well let us know if you need another pack. Ok I see why it broke, that makes sense. I thought you were saying it broke while in use in your shoes, im pretty sure thats nearly impossible. We have done some hardcore testing with them in shoes and NEVER had an Anchors break. I think what you did prove is that you can lift more than 50LBS :) so yeah it's the bulging muscles!
Sep 26, 2013
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