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torquillHe posted a link to the Ian Knot, the first I had heard of such a thing. I've taught myself how to do it now, and it seems like my shoelaces don't come untied as easily anymore. (Even if they do, it takes me about two seconds to tie them now, no joke.) My shoes almost always come untied normally.
It's a nice shoelace knot, really, and it's so easy to learn that I wonder whether it would be easier to teach it to kids than the multi-step, rather complicated standard knot.
It's a nice shoelace knot, really, and it's so easy to learn that I wonder whether it would be easier to teach it to kids than the multi-step, rather complicated standard knot.
