Aramid Fiber Boot Laces

Aramid fiber is used in extreme applications because of its unmatched strength and heat resistance.

Designed for Work Boots, Extreme Wear, and Demanding Environments

Unlike standard nylon or cotton laces, Aramid fiber boot laces are built to resist heat, abrasion, and repeated stress without snapping.

• Won’t snap or fray under heavy use
• Heat- and abrasion-resistant Aramid fiber
• Ideal for work boots, firefighters, welders, and trades
• Multiple lengths, colors, and metal tips available

Common uses: Firefighting, welding, construction, industrial work, hiking, and extreme wear.

These Aramid Fiber laces are reinforced with multiple strands of Aramid fiber and are high-tensile-strength laces with a unique combination of toughness. They are excellent for work boots, outdoor rough-wear boots, and hiking boots.

These boot laces come with regular tips plus black metal tips, brass metal tips, and silver metal tips.

Aramid fibers are resistant to degradation during long-term exposure at elevated temperatures.

Aramid Fiber is a synthetic product characterized by strength being five times stronger than steel on an equal basis. Aramid Fiber is also heat-resistant and fire-resistant, and can withstand temperatures of more than 500 degrees Celsius.

Aramid Fiber is made for various applications such as automotive, protective clothing against heat, radiation, and chemicals; composites; ballistics; aerospace; telecommunications; optic-fiber cables; and asbestos substitutes.

The word Aramid comes from the words “aromatic” and “polyamide” and is the general term for a fiber manufactured to form a substance that is a long-chain synthetic polyamide. Several companies make Aramid Fiber and have marketed it under different names, including Kevlar, Nomex, Twaron, Technora, and Heracron. These names are trademarked.

Not just heavy-duty—these are unbreakable boot laces designed to last.