Replacement Laces For Caddis Boots

[Muffin]

Hello everyone when I was out last weekend I managed to snap one of the laces on my Caddis Northern Guide Lightweight boots. The boots are only a year old so they are still in great shape so I am looking to pick up some replacement laces.

 

I looked around the web and I was unable to find any specific replacement laces for the boots which is fine considering that they broke in a year the first time.

 

I do have a few ideas for laces but I was wondering if anyone else had any good or bad experiences on replacement laces for these boots or just boots in general?

 

Here are the boots in case it helps: http://www.caddiswaders.com/products.php?category=shoes&product=66

 

Thank you,

Russ

[monger]

This is Canada....hockey laces always work. Just cut to length and melt the new ends...done!

[cheeler]

Check out Mark's for Kevlar laces. My Simms ones disintegrated after a year but these ones are still fine after a season. Make sure to take a length measurement of the current ones, though.

[Hawgstoppah]

If you get hockey laces just don't get Flames branded laces. I hear they fall apart really quick on the road.

 

*sigh* lol

[Muffin]

If you get hockey laces just don't get Flames branded laces. I hear they fall apart really quick on the road.

 

*sigh* lol

 

Ha-ha so true, better than my Oilers. They just fall apart, another tough year for being a hockey fan in Alberta. At least my backup playoff team (the penguins) are looking sharp.

 

Thanks Cheeler I will stop by and do that for sure.

 

I was debating about hockey laces but I thought there might be something a little better out there.

[ÜberFly]

MEC also has kevlar & waterproof laces as well!

[Pipestoneflyguy]

I use climbing accessory chord - strong and lasts forever - use the element on your stove to melt the core and sheath together once you cut to length

[Muffin]

That is perfect, thank you very much everyone.

 

Now I have a couple of options to go and explore.