Growing up in Argentina, Gaston Frydlewski was the kid who hated tying his shoes, and wandered around with the laces flopping to the sides. He dreamt of creating a product that would replace shoelaces ...

Hickies are fashion-forward — but it’s not what you think. A few innovators created a way to turn those lace-ups into slip-ons in a few seconds and you could theoretically stop tying your sneakers ...

Your time is precious, and it shouldn’t be spent lacing up your shoes. So for everyone who believes that bows should only be tied on presents (and not on your feet), there’s great news for you.

Having to constantly tie and re-tie your shoelaces isn’t really a problem in the grand scheme of things. Not having shoes in the first place, that’s a problem. However, we can all agree that dealing ...

You replace shoe strings with the stretchy, rubber Hickies. They weave through the eyelets of your shoes. Each pack comes with 14 units and there are multiple ways to wear them. The children’s size is ...

Shoelaces have been around for quite some time but now a development team based in Brooklyn New York are taking their new style of shoelace to the next level and have launched HICKIES 2.0. Once again ...

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For years, athletic brands catered to time-crunched consumers’ appetite for shoes they could easily pull on and off. Tying shoelaces, for some people, is often an irritant — particularly for the ...

For less than $10, I retrofitted all my lace-up shoes with no-tie elastic shoelaces, and I've never been happier. Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware. A New York native ...