5 Ways To Lace Your Nike Air Jordan 1 Sneakers

There's some debate within the community about the best way to lace up a pair of Jordan 1sts.

I've got my favorite way (which I'll show you) however I'll likewise reveal you 5 various ways you can lace your Sneakers，Air Jordan 1，Air Jordan 1 Mid，Air Jordan 1 High，Air Jordan 1 Low，Air Jordan 1 Chicago Ones, allowing you to pick the style you prefer.

Before I get into the step by step tutorials and different lacing approaches, you need to ensure you have actually got the ideal shoelaces for the 1sts.

The Jordan 1 is a big tennis shoe, with 8 eyelets (some special editions have 9 eyelets, below):.

In order to complete all the lacing styles laid on in this guide, we advise using 72 ″, flat laces. This will guarantee you can lace your sneakers all the way up to the top eyelets.

Naturally, we offer exact match Jordan 1 replacement laces that you can buy on this website.

Set up the base of your lacing.
Each technique I'm going to reveal you begins with basic crossover lacing:.

Start by going underneath each of the first eyelids.
Then, take each lace suggestion and cross the sneaker.
The lace suggestion ought to go under the eyelid straight throughout (meaning you pull the lace idea up through the eyelid, not down through the eyelid).
Follow this patten up to the fifth eyelid.
Stop here-- you must have an even crossover lacing pattern.

Now you're ready to delve into the specific designs ...

Style 1: Tight, Half Method Laced without any Tie.
I see a great deal of skaters (and even Lil Wayne) rocking laces this way. Setting it up is easy when you finish the crossover to the 5th (or sixth) eyelet:.

Run your laces across the body and underneath the lace holder on the tongue.
Tuck the lace ideas into the inside of the shoe.
Knot inside the shoe.
Here's what this style looks like live:.

Design 2: Tight, Half Method Laced WITH Laces Tied.
If you like the previous style however prefer to tie your laces on the outside of the shoe, this design is for you.

Take your laces across, up and out of the 6th eyelid (the very first eyelid on the 'leading' of the sneaker).
Tie the laces how you choose.
Here's what this design looks like live:.
Design 3: Tight, All The Way Laced WITH Laces Tied.
If you were going to utilize these sneakers for what they were actually meant (playing basketball), you 'd follow this approach.

Finish the crossover lacing all the way to the top of the tennis shoe (through the top eyelids).
The laces left over will be just long enough to connect into a little bow or loose knot.
Here's what this style appears like live:.

Style 4: Loose, All The Way Laced with NO Tie.
This is really my individual favorite, however was voted down by my peers.

Leave the laces connected all the way to the top.
Loosen up the laces throughout the body of the sneaker.
Leave only the suggestions of the laces + 1 inch of lace hanging from the top eyelets.
Loosen up the remainder of the lace throughout the sneaker.
Here's what this style looks like live:.

Style 5: Loose, Half Method Laced with NO Tie (BEST Method).
This is by far and away the most popular way to lace your Jordan ones. The 72 ″ laces are a little long for this technique, I would choose 63 ″ ones rather.

Leave the laces loosened up throughout the tennis shoe.
Untie the top 2 eyelets.
Let the pointers of the laces hang off through the 6th eyelet.
Here's what this design looks like live:.

Now, I recognize, there's a bunch of other ways to lace your Jordans, but these are my favorites.Which one's yours?