Ian's Laces - How to tie and lace shoes
By Ultra Software Solutions, LLC
View More By This Developer- $1.99
- Category: Reference
- First released: April 2, 2010
- Versions: 3 archived
- Installable: 3 of 3
- Seller: Ultra Software Solutions, LLC
- com.ultrasoftwaresolutions.IansLacesIpad
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December 17, 2017 | 5.0.0 | — | 93 | $1.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 14Great list of lacing methods and knots.The favorites and wall of laces are good features. Animated steps for the knots are helpful also. Frankly the create-a-lace feature is a joke and the app would be better without it as it is now. I don't mind the price because I like Ian's website so maybe I'm helping support it but others may not like it
Finally I can keep my boat shoes tied! Thanks Ian!<br/>I will now also be able to learn many more ways to tie my shoes. I bought the iPad app, great graphics with easy to follow directions
I love this app but they should put a thing where you can save the shoelaces you create in-app and show how you did it. They should also put a search where you can search the laces. And when you ate making your own laces you should be able to put two laces in one hole.
Lovingly compiled by a true shoelace expert, this collection of lacings and knots is full of "must try" ideas. The "how to" parts are perfectly clear like the best knot apps, and the "create-a-lace" is the fastest way to try out your ideas.
I've been a fan of Ian's laces for a while, and this app is great. Add Ian's knots, and it'd be perfect.
Website is way better. No step-by-step directions on how to tie each different lacing style. I guess I probably owe Ian $2 for my use of his website. Was hoping the app would be a good experience. Unless I’m missing something, stick to his website—it is a better teacher and far more user friendly. (unless you’d like to donate $2 to his cause)
I primarily use Ian’s stuff for work boots. This app is all sneakers except for “riding boots”<br/><br/>I don’t really know a tradesman wearing riding boots to work<br/><br/>Kinda upset I spent money on this
So excited to discover Ian’s amazingly helpful site has an app! Useful and fun.
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