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Description
Previous iterations of this shoelace lock have garnered significant user engagement and valuable feedback
Based on this input, the design has been refined. The stress point has been repositioned to the center, substantially reducing the likelihood of the lock flipping and minimizing lace loosening caused by its movement
A week-long comparative test of left and right shoes demonstrated that laces tightened in the morning remained secure until evening, even with casual footwear
Rigorous testing during badminton matches showed the lock held firm for an hour of doubles play, requiring only slight tightening between singles matches. However, its use during high-impact activities is discouraged to mitigate the risk of injury
This shoelace lock has undergone numerous iterations, evolving from a large design to a smaller, flatter profile. This version represents a significant refinement. Any feedback or suggestions are highly valued and encouraged in the comments section
-------Print Configuration--------
The uploaded print configurations include options for PLA and PETG, with PETG being the preferred material due to its superior properties
Both configurations include a pair of standard-sized locks and a pair scaled to 110% to accommodate a wider variety of shoelaces. These can be printed directly from your device
For unusually thin or thick laces, adjust the scaling factor accordingly
-------Instructions for Use--------
To tighten, pull the laces at the central arrow
To loosen, simply lift the entire lock upwards
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