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What river might represent the laces of the boot of Louisiana And why?
The Mississippi river!!
Where can one purchase boot laces for boots?
The ideal place that a person can purchase boot laces for boots is through an online retailer such as Amazon. Another place to buy is from the boot manufacturer themselves.
What is used to fasten up the laces of a ski boot?
There is no "laces" on ski boots. Buckles are the used to tighten the boots.http://images.buzzillions.com/images_products/02/80/1042283_175.jpg
How do you lace up the ribbon laces that come on Dr Marten Triumph 1914 boot?
it must be crossed over
Why does the figure skating boot have to be laced up?
To maintain a proper skating technique, your foot needs to be locked snugly into the boot. If the laces are loose, not only will you not be able to skate properly, but you risk possible injury.
What does the oaxacan folk dance represent?
boot checkits
What is a boot kiltie for?
Because laces can be extremely abrasive. Especially once they've have become dirty and gritty. The kiltie sits between the lace and leather on the boot and protects the leather on the boot, As the kiltie can be replaced after it is worn and it is quite expensive to replace the leather on your boots. Hope This Was Helpful :)
Why is France in the shape of a boot?
Louisiana is one of the hot, humid state that receives a lot of rainfall. Louisiana is shaped like a boot, to represent the letter L.
Are the laces on the toes of the goalie pads really necessary what purpose do they serve?
you weave the laces through the skate boot and tie it so the bottom of your pad will be secured to your skate. it helps so that the pads dont slide around your leg and help in the turning of the goalie pad out during a butterfly
Why does your football boot have no tongue?
Different boots are designed differently. A lot have a panel that covers the laces completely so that there is less turbulence and more control when shooting or dribbling the ball.
What is a shoe lace hole called?
The holes are called just that, holes, but each hole is lined with a metal eyelet. The eyelets help keep the holes open to make it easier to lace and add to the reliability of the shoes by reinforcing the holes so they won't tear. In case you are curious, the plastic tips on the shoe laces are called aglets. They help keep the laces from unraveling and make it easier to insert the laces. Leather boot laces generally don't use aglets since the leather is stiff enough and does not unravel.
Climber might strap this to a boot?
Crampon
