Elastic Shoe Laces for Fast Transitions

Where transitions are won.Transitions are the only place on the course where time is saved without fitness. Every second of fumbling is a second given away. How to make T1 and T2 the fastest part of your race.

1. Heavy-duty elastic cord: Stretches for entry, then holds a consistent tension across the foot. 
2. Spring-loaded toggle: Locks the fit in one pull and releases just as fast. 
3. Universal fit: Replaces the standard laces in any running shoe. 
4. Slip-on conversion: Turns laced shoes into slip-ons for fast transitions and everyday wear. 
5. Four colours: Match your race kit or your trainers. 

WHO IT’S FOR 

You have trained for months and you do not want to lose thirty seconds sitting on the grass fighting a double knot. Elastic laces remove the slowest, most avoidable part of T2: getting your run shoes on. They work just as hard outside racing, for anyone who wants trainers that pull on like slip-ons. 

• Triathletes who want faster transitions 
• Runners who want a consistent fit without pressure points 
• Everyday trainer wearers who are done tying laces 
• Any running shoe, any distance 

KEY BENEFITS 

1. Faster through T2: Slide your feet in and go. The elastic gives enough to get your foot into the shoe, then holds it, turning your run shoes into slip-ons while the race clock is running. 
2. One-pull fit: The spring-loaded toggle locks your tension in a single movement. No knots to tie and nothing to come undone mid-run. 
3. Even tension across the foot: Heavy-duty elastic cord flexes with your foot instead of fighting it, keeping the hold consistent from the first mile to the last. 
4. Works in any running shoe: The cord replaces the standard laces in any running shoe, so the shoes you race in and the shoes you live in can both carry them. 
5. Everyday convenience: A trainer you never tie is faster out the door every single day. The toggle holds your preferred tension between wears, so the fit you set is the fit you get. 

WHAT YOU’LL FEEL 

Race morning, you set the tension once and forget about your feet. In T2 you rack the bike, slide both shoes on and you are running while others are still bent over their knots. On easy days the shoes pull on at the door with no thought at all. Underfoot, the hold feels secure but forgiving, moving with your foot rather than gripping against it.