“He doesn’t lace up sneakers, but he trains the laces to deftly tie the original lacing and keep the shoe very firmly on his feet.”
You can loudly prove that such devices as Velcro, clasp and zipper displace all other shoe clips, but this will be a strong exaggeration. Lacing sneakers with 5 holes (as, indeed, with any other number of holes) can not be replaced by anything else.
Faithful Twine Saga
This is not to say that rope fastening shoes is an invention of our time. Since ancient times, the sole has been kept on the foot with leather straps or twine. Recall Roman and Greek sandals, Indian moccasins or Russian bast shoes. Today it is braided from threads with densified ends. The methods of lacing may depend on the cross-section (round or flat), on the purpose of the shoes (sneakers, shoes, boots, boots), on the material used to make the threads (cotton, silk or synthetics).
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