How To Tie Moccasins

Robert Frost commented: “Nothing gold can survive. While there is no mention of moccasin lanyards at the time of writing, the phrase applies quite well. As we all know, the knots of moccasin lanyards tend to come loose. Fortunately, the problem is easily remedied by tying the knot. But what is the best way to do so? To help you with this process, we recommend four ways to tie a moccasin lanyard. Each of the four methods is explained in the video above and the text below. Additionally, the first method, Two Loop Knot, is also explained in the infographic below. At the end of the day, they all do the same, so which knot you tie is really a matter of personal taste and style.Read more: Pochero . recipeTwo rounds of Knot (Elegant and even knots, refer to the infographic above)

Place the laces far apart in preparation for tying.

Tie a secure knot with the smooth side of the leather facing up.

Make two loops of wire (rabbit ears), each with one end.

Pass one loop above and then to the other.

The resulting nodes will probably be uneven. Adjust knots and loops as needed to get the desired shape.

The final knot should have even loops and equal ends. Ideally, the tips will point towards the toes.

Double Slip Knot (bulky, uneven but powerful)

Place the laces far apart in preparation for tying.

Tie a fixed knot, wanting the smooth side of the leather to face up.

Make two loops, each with one end. It is best to make the loops a bit longer than in the Two Loop Knot.

Pass one loop above and then to the other.

Pierce the remaining loop through the end of the first loop and then through the opening of the button.

Pull the knot tight and adjust as needed.

The resulting nodes will be irregular and will not be the most attractive of the four. However, it is a very stable knot and will stay tight.

Bowknot (classic and easy)

Place the laces far apart in preparation for tying.

Tie a fixed knot, wanting the smooth side of the leather to face up.

With one end, make a loop and take the other end of the string and thread it through the loop and pull it through the resulting hole.

The resulting nodes will probably be uneven. Adjust knots and loops as needed to get the desired shape.

The final knot should have even loops and equal ends. Ideally, the tips will point towards the toes.

Read more: how to join the steel brotherhoodOver Under Knot (works best when lanyards are of uneven length)

Flatten the laces that extend to the opposite side of the shoe where they start so that they are perpendicular to the length of the shoe.

Make a loop with the lace on the left. For the right lace, loop the lace over the left end and then below the bottom of the left loop. It is paramount that the end of the left lace goes through the right loop.

Take the end of the right lace, thread it through the right loop and pull it through the loop

The resulting nodes will probably be uneven. Adjust knots and loops as needed to get the desired shape.

The final knot should have even loops, however, the ends of the ropes will be uneven if the original ropes are the same length. You can cut the laces or adjust the laces to be longer than the other laces before tying.