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Pat's Xero Loop Barefoot Sandal tying style

Barefoot Pat's Xero Loop Variation

Pat made a tweak to the Xero Loop style that you may like. His video is in French (with a couple of English words tossed in, like "slip on" ;-) ) First, a few tying tips and notes: Tying the Lace knot: This is the knot we most commonly use, especially with our 100% polyester laces. The "Lace Bead": This is the smallest "knot" you can make for your Xero Shoes. Tying a Figure-8 knot: If you have our original laces with the nylon core, you'll want to use this knot. Lacing tips: The basic running sandal tying pattern Barefoot Pat's Xero Loop Variation Notice that he also found it more comfortable to move the toe hole forward about 1/4"-1/2". This shows how flexible the huarache concept is; find what's best for you and enjoy! Step-by-Step instructions coming soon!
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Pat's Xero Loop Barefoot Sandal tying style

Barefoot Pat's Xero Loop Variation

Pat made a tweak to the Xero Loop style that you may like. His video is in French (with a couple of English words tossed in, like "slip on" ;-) ) First, a few tying tips and notes: Tying the Lace knot: This is the knot we most commonly use, especially with our 100% polyester laces. The "Lace Bead": This is the smallest "knot" you can make for your Xero Shoes. Tying a Figure-8 knot: If you have our original laces with the nylon core, you'll want to use this knot. Lacing tips: The basic running sandal tying pattern Barefoot Pat's Xero Loop Variation Notice that he also found it more comfortable to move the toe hole forward about 1/4"-1/2". This shows how flexible the huarache concept is; find what's best for you and enjoy! Step-by-Step instructions coming soon!