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What is the difference between RUN and AIR laces?
Our RUN laces are designed for athletic use, with bumps along the entire lace for customizable tension in each row. AIR laces feature bumps only near the ends for a traditional and casual look, while still suitable for athletic activities.
How different is Caterpy from traditional laces?
Caterpy laces come with zero hardware and no choking points. Its patented elastic bump technology provides firm midfoot support and soft elasticity around the toes, helping reduce instep and sole pressure for enhanced comfort.
Will the laces be tight enough?
Yes. Our laces distributing tension evenly across your foot, without the discomfort of bulky knots.
Can I easily put my shoes on without untying the laces?
Yes. Caterpy laces make your shoe opening elastic, so your foot fits easily without breaking or damaging the heel.
Can Caterpy laces be used with any type of shoe?
Yes. They work with kids' shoes, casual shoes, athletic shoes, high-tops, and boots.


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What is the difference between RUN and AIR laces?
Our RUN laces are designed for athletic use, with bumps along the entire lace for customizable tension in each row. AIR laces feature bumps only near the ends for a traditional and casual look, while still suitable for athletic activities.
How different is Caterpy from traditional laces?
Caterpy laces come with zero hardware and no choking points. Its patented elastic bump technology provides firm midfoot support and soft elasticity around the toes, helping reduce instep and sole pressure for enhanced comfort.
Will the laces be tight enough?
Yes. Our laces distributing tension evenly across your foot, without the discomfort of bulky knots.
Can I easily put my shoes on without untying the laces?
Yes. Caterpy laces make your shoe opening elastic, so your foot fits easily without breaking or damaging the heel.
Can Caterpy laces be used with any type of shoe?
Yes. They work with kids' shoes, casual shoes, athletic shoes, high-tops, and boots.



















































