54"

When you’re lacing up sneakers with more eyelets, length makes all the difference, and that’s where our 54-inch shoelaces come in.

They discover an ideal balance of fit, function, and style. Crafted from top-quality materials, these pieces keep their vibrant color, resist fraying, and stay securely tied through every movement.

With a wide variety of colors and textures, you can keep it classic with black or white or go bold with red or reflective options.

Thousands of sneaker fans already trust Lace Lab, and you can count on us to keep your kicks looking sharp and feeling secure.

Our 54-inch shoelaces aren’t just about length, they’re about giving your shoes personality and lasting performance. Each pair is designed to complement your footwear, making it quick and rewarding to swap out old laces.

Here’s a quick look at what you’ll find in our collection. 

• Flat Laces: A clean, classic choice that works with almost any sneaker. Available in essential shades like black, white, and red to match your everyday rotation.

• Rope Laces: These round laces, with a diameter of approximately 5 mm, provide a sturdy feel.

• Inverse Reflective Rope Laces: Woven with reflective thread, these laces catch the light for added visibility, keeping your sneakers stylish day or night.

• Glow-in-the-Dark Rope Laces: Made of reflective material, these glow-in-the-dark shoelaces add style and visibility to your sneakers.

• Luxury Leather Laces: These laces add a clean and sophisticated touch with flat leather and metal-plated aglets.

Shoelace length is the measurement of a lace from tip to tip, and eyelet count refers to the number of holes on each side of your shoe where the laces pass through. Knowing these two details makes choosing the right size simple, since each eyelet count usually corresponds to a specific lace length.

For example, shoes with 6–7 eyelets match well with 54-inch shoelaces, giving you the right amount of lace to tie securely without leaving excess.

Here’s a quick guide:

• 3 eyelets: 30" laces

• 4 eyelets: 36" laces

• 5–6 eyelets: 45" laces

• 6–7 eyelets: 54" laces

• 7–8 eyelets: 63" laces

• 8–9 eyelets: 72" laces
  

If you’re in between lengths, it’s usually better to go shorter for a cleaner look and easier tie. Thicker styles like rope laces can take up more space, which slightly affects the length you’ll need.

Once you have the right length, it's time to lace up. Changing your laces is a simple and satisfying way to give your shoes an instant upgrade. 

Here are a few popular lacing techniques to try with your new 54-inch shoelaces.

• Crisscross Lacing: Start from the bottom eyelets and thread the lace from the outside in. Cross the laces over each other and keep feeding them upward until you reach the top for a secure, classic look.

• Straight Bar Lacing: Run the lace straight across the bottom two eyelets. Bring each end up on the inside and back across on the outside to create neat, horizontal bars for a clean finish.

• Ladder Lacing: Begin with a straight bar at the bottom. Bring each lace end up the sides, then feed it across to the opposite eyelet, forming a ladder-like effect as you go.

• Loose Casual Lacing: Skip every other eyelet as you lace up and leave the ends untied or loosely knotted for a relaxed, street-style vibe.

• Runner’s Loop: Lace crisscross up to the last eyelet, then loop each lace end back through the final eyelet on the same side. Cross and tie as usual for extra heel lock and a snug fit during movement.

Experimenting with these methods helps you find the style that best matches your shoes and personality.