Which is the best way to lace up Doc Martens?

>>12726253
>inb4 "around you neck"
I got you, op :) Don't do that autistic wrap around the ankle shit though

>>12726271
This Op
Will it fuck up the laces?

I just tie mine normally then tuck them in

>>12726286
How do I keep the bottom and top tight?

>>12726253
They look too big for you

>>12726271
What are better alternatives? That's the only way I can keep the laces tied

straight laced with white laces

>>12726253
With a red lace on one shoe, and a blue on the other.

Ladder lacing to keep em tight

>>12726379
concur. you bought overly large boots, the point is to work them in, their supposed to be tight, it's leather.

>>12726289
i just pull them as tight as it goes when I do them up then double knot it.

>>12728081
Only downside is that they're a pain to get off afterwards.
Also worth noting that I don't actually own doc martens specifically but I own similar boots, and I'd say it would work for most.

>>12726285
it just looks trash

>>12726289
kegels

>>12728092
kek

Bar laced woth the two pieces of leather touching together.

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>>12726285
if you do it on docs its pretty cringey

>>12726253
Just lace up normally.
I hate those tryhards that make weird lace ups or do the dior 07 boots thing.

>>12726379
This. You shouldn't have all that space at the top of your boots. If you just bought them new, I'd go in and exchange them.

For my Docs I have waxed black laces (thin and round, not the flat kind). I just do standard lacing and I keep them tight.