With inline roller blade laces, what is the difference between waxed and unwaxed?

The wax increases the friction between the eyelet and the lace. It will not slide as easy.


This can help if you have a problem with laces slipping. It can also help you if you want to have the laces in the toe area looser than the mid foot.


However, it will also make it harder for you to pull the laces tight.





You can get a similar effect (to prevent loosening by threading your laces up through each eyelet from underneath. Any tension on the lace pulls the eyelet down and increases friction on the lace below, locking it in place.





If you want different levels of tightness, you can use several shorter laces that cover the zones you want or you can skip some of the eyelets in areas that you don%26#039;t want as tight.

With inline roller blade laces, what is the difference between waxed and unwaxed?
waxed means it has a grip on the floor





unwaxed means it doesnt have a great friction grip



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