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Or use velcro, which is even faster.


This year I decided to just stop untieing my shoes. Now I just slide them on and off still tied. It's by far the fastest and best way to use shoes. And once you tie them well once, they don't come undone while walking.


> Now I just slide them on and off still tied.

Normally a good way to ruin the back of the collar though, especially if they have achilles support structures (like some running shoes.)

Source: many of my shoes with ruined collars.


This is certainly true of shoes with those plastic inserts around the back. I mostly wear casual shoes, specifically the Adidas gazelles which do not have anything rigid on the back and have a low friction leather outside which makes slipping them on easy.


Shoehorn helps with that.


But this doesn't work if you like he shoes to fit tightly and not wiggle around while walking, right?


They are sufficiently tight for me, no wiggle. It does depend on the shoe though. With some its very easy and some its hard and risks damaging the back.


Or shower slides - on the current trajectory they will be formal wear within a couple of years.


Or just buy slip-on shoes only.

(Granted, that's potentially a nonstarter if you have a dress code to meet, but so is Velcro.)


Or tension adjuster/release dials--I hope these don't go out of fashion.




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