Lacing system methods and apparatuses
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Sep 2, 2004
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Feb 27, 2003
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Feb 27, 2003
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The present invention is a lace locking system that eliminates the inconveniences of a conventional lacing system. The design reroutes laces behind the ankle to a 'T pull' handle that incorporates a 'lace lock' that allows length adjustment to the laces. When the 'T-pull' handle is pulled upon, the laces cinch and the handle is then placed into its rest. This provides the user with a 'memory lace system' so the laces do not have to be adjusted and tied every time a shoe or skate is placed onto a foot.
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