UICE Ice Hockey Skate Laces 84/96/108/120inch Skates Hockey Shoe Lacer Dual Layer Braid Reinforced Hockey Accessories
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Specifications
- Brand Name
- NONE
- High-concerned chemical
- None
- Origin
- Mainland China
- Model Number
- RA012
- type
- Skate Laces
- Choice
- yes
- semi_Choice
- yes
Product Description
Skate Laces 84in 96in 108in 120in Dual Layer Braid Extra Reinforced Tips Waxed Tip Design For Ice Hockey Skate Hockey Shoe Lace
Features:
1.Premium urable fibers braid
2.Waxed, premium Wax allows for Strong and Sturdy Knots
3.Extra Durable and Stays Tied, tie after tie
Package Inclde:
1 Pair Skate Lace
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Dual-layer braided construction for extra durability and resistance to fraying
- Waxed tip design for secure, long-lasting knots
- Multiple length options to fit a wide range of skate and shoe sizes
- Designed specifically for high-intensity ice hockey use
Cons
- No color options are listed in the product details
- No size chart provided to help select the correct lace length
- No official brand name is listed, so no formal warranty or support is available
- Product description cuts off mid-sentence, leaving additional features unclear
Common Questions
What material are these ice hockey skate laces made from?
They are constructed from dual-layer braided premium durable fibers for extra strength and longevity.
What lengths are available for these skate laces?
They are available in 84, 96, 108, and 120 inch lengths to fit different skate and shoe sizes.
Are these skate laces compatible with other types of footwear besides ice hockey skates?
Yes, they can be used for ice hockey skates, regular hockey shoes, and other lace-up footwear.
What are key features of these skate laces?
They feature a waxed tip design to create strong, secure knots that stay tied during use.
Where are these skate laces manufactured and shipped from?
They are manufactured and shipped from Mainland China.
Product information last updated on February 3, 2026