🏒 Enhance Your Game with Elite Hockey Prolace Waxed Hockey Skate Laces Review

Almost all work boot laces break about two to three months after you buy new boots. After working in the snow in Canada and learning the benefits of waxed hockey laces in work boots in winter conditions, I also noticed that they are much more durable and the wax makes them less flexible and easier to thread. So now all my new work boots have waxed hockey laces instead of standard. Recommend.

The goods were received quickly, as promised. There was hardly any wax visible, and the flat, thin ends of the laces were covered with a very thin layer of plastic. The laces don't bite, so they don't do much to help hold the skates in place. After lacing my skates, I concluded that the ends would not stand up. Surprisingly, after competing in men's competitions several times a week for several months, the ends of the laces held together, as did the laces themselves. But the little wax never…

I just started skating with my friends this year. I went to a local store and bought a pair of used skates with battered soles and laces. After riding them for a month, my knuckles hurt and they just didn't seem to hold up. I chose these laces. It was an instant difference! I was able to tie my skates tighter, they were easier to tie, I could use my weight better, and overall they looked a lot less frayed. If you need new laces and/or have problems with loose skates. Do yourself a favor and…

I bought these in purple to complement my Bauer Vapor hockey skates. People at the rink have always commented on my laces and I love that they make me stand out on the ice. This is the dark purple color I wanted. So if you want a more vibrant hue, look elsewhere. Waxed laces are very different from the cotton laces that come with skates. When I put them on, I feel (and see) that they stay in place and make my skates tighter overall. new skates (like mine), remember that as you wear them out you