Quick trick to tie your hockey skate laces tighter - Reduce foot slippage
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Here's a little trick from Dave Beaton at Just Hockey Source for Sports for tying your skates tighter. Reduce foot slippage and heel bobbing No more loose laces. More like this - www.hockeytutor...
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Fantastic !....playing hockey since 1975 & never knew about this...Did it last nite and skates we nice + tight the whole game.
Thank you.
playing since 1975 and cant spell night what a fucking dumbass
Cade McCoy Fax this kid has his 8 year old ass on his dads phone
Playing hockey since 1975
I bet your parents were not even born yet kiddo
Cade McCoy no one asked for your opinion bitch,, if he wants to spell night as nite let him Jesus
Its hockey season ill try it tomorow thanks for the tip
Wow! Been playing over 27 years and hadn't heard of this trick. Great share!
Same here, never seen it before filming this! Glad you found it helpful.
That’s a heel lock, and runners do it. It’s the actual purpose of the other eyelets.
27 years to late no problem
Amazing my foot feels very locked and secured I just did this for my Aggressive Inline boots and I am definitely spreading the word.
Thank you so much
Man.. wish I knew about this back in 90s
U can still ice skate no matter age. Remember be careful:)
Wow. Didn't expect to see you here. Nott much ice in hawaii is there😂
@@michaelchhin8911 - it’s funny that ppl refer to skating as “ ice skating “
Here in Canada we say skating .
@@candystone3550 Ye haha
You mean 80's!
Been playing and struggling with this for over a decade! Gonna try it out tonight. Thank you!
I prefer the skate little bit looser because you can bend ankles little more and make more tight turns. but everybody has their own way to tighten skates. Its cool little trick but everyone uses what they like what feels best for them.
Just tie one eyelet down. Yeah for some people looser skates may be more comfortable but tight skates mean a beter transfer of energy. Mcdavid ties one eyelet down.
Have my skates really loose so I can get a good bend as soon play defense and need them loose for backwards skating. Anyone else feel the same way?
Jetto Waters nah your just actually a bender there should be almost no time that your ankles should be bent that’s why the word bender exist because people who are bad at skating bend their ankles
Camren Hines fax no 🖨
I don’t like my feet suffocating but my ankle needs to be locked down and feet needs to be in place I never try to tie my skates too tight or else it hurts my feet.
This works very well if you like the skates tight at the top, and don't like waxed laces.
Thank you for sharing!
works with waxed laces
And if you do like waxed laces, it is even more solid
@@ffryan
I’d tried it and wasn’t wild about the results. It works very well in the use case of tighter laces - I prefer loose, just enough to hold a knot.
Thank you so much for this. It's been working great in addition to lacing the lower portion outside-in instead of the standard inside-out.
This is an old trick used by runners called the Heel Slip used to stop your heel from moving around. I've been tying all of my sports shoes this way for at least 20 years.
I'll be dammed hahaha. I'm a long time skater and I've never seen this trick... You learn something new everyday. Thanks dude
Thanks mate, I really needed that video, recently my right skate has been bending in a bit, the skates I have are a little bit big for me mainly around the ankle leg area because my legs are quite skinny but hopefully this style removes some negative space.
Glad this helps! Thanks for watching
You are AMAZING my friend, this has helped me more than any other video I’ve seen. Thank you so much!
Man, thanks for the tip! I've always had the hardest time getting skates that fit right. I was always one of those who wrapped hockey tape (and more recently skate laces) around my ankles. Of course now like 99% of the hockey community is pretty much screaming DON'T DO THAT, without offering an alternative apart from saving years for custom-fit skates from a hockey shop (and in my area there are none). I can't wait to try this trick out at the rink this weekend! :)
Six years since this video came out BUT sooo very helpful. I'm now able to get my skates proper tight the first time and not have to get off the ice to retighten. Thank you!!
Excellent tip. My 9yr old tried this, and I no longer have to re-tie his skates to get them tighter when he's done. Win/Win
Thank you so much! As a figure skater, I can confirm this also helps with figure skates!
Wow!!! My technique improved just by doing this I can't thank you enough!!! ❤❤❤
Wow! I have never heard of this trick. For some reason, my right skate always felt loose around the ankle and made it harder to do cross overs in that direction. I was thinking that I might need new skates. This trick really helps. Thanks!
I’ve never really been able to get my skates tight enough, so this helped a lot!
Breaking in a new pair of Bauers atm and had this exact issue with the upper boot not locking in tight. Will definitely be using this technique now. tysm
As someone who has a difficulty tying skates I use three of these loops on my skates and they work so well! 10/10 recommended if you have the same difficulty
While watching this video I tried this technique and omfg it's brilliant! My skates feel close to second skin lol
does it help with reducing lace bites?
I'm glad I found this video my left skate has always had too much movement at the ankle and this helps soo much.
I am 57 and skating since I was 5. Keeping my skates tight has given me Morton’s Neuroma in my left foot, so good luck to all the rest of you.
Keith Mitchell thats the risk i am willing to take for the sport that i love
Cool. I'm trying this on the weekend lol
I used to use wax laces but found they cut off circulation if tied to tight and are a pain in the ass to take off. Using tricks like this with non wax laces is my preferred method. I like a little flex in my skate.
This will help a lot because as a beginner in hockey and I have never tied my own leasis and I started a new hockey camp a perants can’t go in and help
I prefer to overlace - that is go into the loops from the top and out the bottom. This allows the lace to get trapped as they are tightened. The downside is that they are much harder to untie and loosen!
I’m gonna try this next time I’m at the rink cuz I always have problems with the one skate and not being able to skate probably cuz it’s so lose so I’m definitely gonna try thsi
Thank you for this just started doing the adult learn to play here in Arizona just laced mine like this at home and made a instant world of difference.
Mind literally blown!
I asked my dad if he ever heard of this, and totally shocked he said yes this is how he used to tie my skates when I was young. I never knew and have been tying them wrong for 30 years no wonder they never seemed as tight as when I was a kid. Think of all the wasted hockey tape I’ve used.
what was he using the hockey tape for?
@@xKrypto98x
You tape around the top of the skate to help give ankle support
I watched this and now I use this trick on my 7 years Olds skates works awesome thanks
Great video hope to see you guys in Ireland. Keep up the good work.
One day! would love to visit!
Thanks bro this helped me tie my roller hockey skate for the outdoor season
I will have my son try that tomorrow for hockey practice. He’s skating with the Bauer Supreme 3 S pro Junior . Amazing-skates.
Been doing this for awhile. Nice tip 👍
Do a video on stiff flex vs Wippy flex
Great suggestion!
Please do this
This is great. The new skates are so hard to keep tight so this a great tip. Thx
Thanks so much for posting, just saved my 12 year old son a ton of anxiety in the locker room!
SteeleProductions1- Same story with my 12 year old son who plays AA hockey . He’s practicing tomorrow I am going to have him try it to see . He’s capable of tying his skates -- just not tight enough. Fantastic tip .
Bro😭😭, THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing Valuable knowledge🥺💓💗💖❤
Doesn't it become hard to bend your ankle when they are laced that tight up top though?
No, thats how it should be. At first, it is hard, but then it gets more comfortable,and you can do more, things
@@youngsavage8181 it's definitely not how it should be dude... I've been playing ice hockey for 11 years and the first thing I've learned was to not tie your skate too much so you can't bend your ankle cuz you can't do fast turns...
@@youngsavage8181 WRONG
Ankles depend on each person, for me if I don’t tie them tight I often bend
@@jilliantosh8537 bcs u have tight em all the way up since you were a kid?
Super helpful and keeps my skates nice and tight every time I tie them
So simple and so effective. Wish I had known this decades ago:)
Cheers
I've never heard of this, i can't wait to try it out!
Here's a trick that I learned about 25 years ago. I like the skate tight around my instep on up to the ankles, but loose on my toes. My feet are very narrow on the ankle, but very wide in the toe area. I use and old lace and tie the first 3 eyelets with it very loose. Then I use another pair of laces from that point up and tie them as tight as possible. I buy 84" laces for the second part.
I was taught to use a meat hook with a taped up t-handle.
Perfect! Thank you!
Why couldn't you guys come out with this earlier lol! This would've helped SO much in high school!
Great advice....I learn something new every day
I do this all the time even now it’s so helpful
Amazing tutorial, we would love to see how tight you can get our laces.
Hey man saw those summer skates and I just got the same colour today They are awesome by the way
I have such narrow feet (woman) and this is so awesome and useful! Thank you so much!
This helped me so much thank you hockey tutorial 🥅🏒😀
I just tried these on my roller skates and they work, thanks!
Would it be safe to bake my skates with this lacing style? I have the original jetspeeds and I don't want to put extra wear on my eyelets if that would be the case.
Nice “summer skates” ;). Chiclets crew represent.
This is an old football/soccer/track cleats trick. It is very effective at getting the top rung of laces tight and eliminates slipping. Combine this technique with some waxed laces and you're good to go.
Hitting the pond today pending weather gonna try it out for sure
I've been playing hockey for about 10 years now, I wish I knew of this trick when I first started.
This is satisfying i cant stop watching idk why
Stringing the laces over the eyelits locks them in too. I do that with all my new skates.
This works on my Inline skates as well! Thanks!!
Wow It looks perfect!!
Used to have t-hook to start at the bottom an get them comfortably tight/consistent to the top eyelet.
Matt
Do you have any tips to keep the foot tight? Like from the second eyelet down?
Been doing this for a long time...fantastic!
Is that in the same copper loop that you put the lace in or the one above it
Is this still necessary with waxed laces? Thinking of going over to waxed...
Wow that works super well!
Great technique that works! Thx so much
Wow! Just wow! Thank you so much, very helpfull. Suscribed!!!
Does it help with sole pain? I like my skates loose untill about the 3rd eyelet and tighten from there up. If i tighten the whole boot, when heel flexes it causes pain in my soles.
Just started really skating thank you!
do you sacrifice some comfort, for your foot to slip less. is that a thing?
A fell runner first showed me that method.....Tis awesome.
Wow thank you for this amazing tip.
That's a method that runners and hikers also use. It really is great at reducing lace bite
When you tie your skates is there a part you make loser than the others? Such as the part slightly past the bridge of the foot? I’ve been struggling with weak ankles but my feet feel dead after 15 mins.
cool I'm going to try it on tuesday when i have tryouts
My son is trying to tie his own skates now, but feeling loose at the top. I’ll share this idea!
thank you so much, this is a game changer
Thanks for this cool trick.
Would you recommend doing this with goalie skates as well?
Sure!
Thanks guys!
Does this technique effect the laces or skate
does this help if your skates are too wide?
So I always tie my skates to the top eyelet whilst you've left the top one (two?) un-laced here. Is that advised or is it just personal preference?
Its personal preferance but especially if you like tight turns and fast moves. You should try it out. I myself leave the top eye lit un-laced. but thats just me.
woah woah woah.... More of like this. Please and thank you!
hey! how tight does it have to be around my ankles? Im pretty new to ice hockey and im not sure how tight should I pull the laces?
Loose down low and tighten up as the skate bends and then tighten hard on the last 3 or 4 holes. Helps prevent pain on the side of your foot. I personally just make it snug until the last 4 holes and make those as tight as possible but everyone is different!
@@ExplosivPENGWIN thank you mate!
@@MegaDani00 Experiment. I have seen tutorials suggest the complete opposite of how Brandon described, and going tight at the bottom to loose at the top. The rationale is to increase dorsiflexion. We all have much different feet, flexibility, and feel so what works for one person may fail for another. Same with waxed vs cotton lace preferences. Play around with different styles and techniques to see what works best for you.
Runners have been doing this for ages. :D
This is a game changer for me
Amazing channel
I start at the toe box with inside out or (under over). I Find it much better when pulling the laces down towards the toe.
Thank you so much this helped a lot 😃
What skates do you recommend? Price doesn't matter.
CCM or VH Custom skates (aka TRUE Hockey Skates)
As long as skates have laces, this trick will never get old.
Hi, my boots is Vapor x60 leaning outwards instead of inwards. On ice seems fine but after 30 min my ankle sore, after practice is done. Walking with the skates is painful... ankle and tiny toe area. Any idea why?
i guess they're wrong size.
You could try Bunga Gel pads. They have many different sizes. Ones for ankles and toes, etc.
You might want to try a different line up of skates. Bauer vapor skates are super tapered to your foot. If your flat footed or have wide arches I would try a supreme or a nexus. I have super big arches and I wear a supreme but I could probably do a little better with a nexus.
i did this, it does work, but it for me it gets loose when i skate on it. i have to tie every 20 mins, what a i doing wrong?
great video chris
Thank you for watching.
Do a video on how to stop skate blisters.
An Angry Soviet wear them around the house a lot so if u get any blisters it will be during the summmer and not in the season, plus u will have nice broken in skates
converse 2016 there isn’t a way to stop it I’m assuming your new to skating or hockey and that why you get them they just go away over time