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    Quote Originally Posted by wolley tha View Post
    Nor am I. The solution is to replace them with normal laces, which is what I did when a Salomon lace broke on the Haworth Hobble last year.
    Bit difficult to do it mid race.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrPatrickBarry View Post
    Bit difficult to do it mid race.
    Indeed a broken INOV-8 lace once made me fearful of losing my rightful category prize. Such trauma!

    There are three reasons why Walsh, INOV-8 et al don't adopt the superb, superior Salomon system:

    - embarrassment that they didn't invent it
    - reluctance to pay Salomon a license fee, and
    - reluctance to have to publicly acknowledge the Salomon patent on their packaging
    "...as dry as the Atacama desert".

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    ...plus they don't want their valued customers to look like dickhead triathletes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Derby Tup View Post
    ...plus they don't want their valued customers to look like dickhead triathletes?
    Oh Andrew! Get with the zeitgeist. You gotta be cool, man!
    Last edited by Graham Breeze; 03-11-2017 at 06:57 PM.
    "...as dry as the Atacama desert".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Breeze View Post

    There are three reasons why Walsh, INOV-8 et al don't adopt the superb, superior Salomon system:

    - embarrassment that they didn't invent it
    - reluctance to pay Salomon a license fee, and
    - reluctance to have to publicly acknowledge the Salomon patent on their packaging
    and they break

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbrt View Post
    and they break
    Break? Break?

    Well not in the experience of this caring, nurturing, gentle, caressing owner but if you are just BRUTAL with them...well what can I say? (toss of head).

    Your feet obviously don't deserve anything more loving than rags wrapped round them. And frankly I think even that's spoiling you.
    "...as dry as the Atacama desert".

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbrt View Post
    and they break
    Not so much that, but a broken lace is an easy fix, not so with the cord as I know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Breeze View Post


    Break? Break?

    Well not in the experience of this caring, nurturing, gentle, caressing owner but if you are just BRUTAL with them...well what can I say? (toss of head).

    Your feet obviously don't deserve anything more loving than rags wrapped round them. And frankly I think even that's spoiling you.
    Ha ha! Nice one Mr B that made me smile.

    Is that, rags that break ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sbrt View Post
    Ha ha! Nice one Mr B that made me smile.

    Is that, rags that break ?
    Life is full of choices: Rags or...


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    "...as dry as the Atacama desert".

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    There's only one iconic fell shoe and it ain't a Salomon
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