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We had a link to a video on the forum some place.Do a search
My method
Pull the laces tight do the first part of a bow like when you tie normal laces.
Take the laces one in each hand and pass from hand to hand 6 times this makes the twist
Pass around the leg and tie a normal bow on the outside of the leg Not in Front the side looks better but there's no rule
I've seen people use hairspray on their hose if they have to walk or march a lot . However I have yet to try this as I don't usually get this problem
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There's a video on Nicholson Higlandwear (one of Viking Technology's sites), but the site is unreachable at the moment.
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 Originally Posted by Schultz
There's a video on Nicholson Higlandwear (one of Viking Technology's sites), but the site is unreachable at the moment.
Rats
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 Originally Posted by Freelander Sporrano
We had a link to a video on the forum some place.Do a search
My method
Pull the laces tight do the first part of a bow like when you tie normal laces.
Take the laces one in each hand and pass from hand to hand 6 times this makes the twist
Pass around the leg and tie a normal bow on the outside of the leg Not in Front the side looks better but there's no rule
I've seen people use hairspray on their hose if they have to walk or march a lot . However I have yet to try this as I don't usually get this problem
Some how I missed that. I didn't know about the twist. Missed it i the pics as well. Then I saw them. That helps alot. Thanks all!
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I don't own a pair yet....but I've been told...pull laces tight and make 6 twist for the front (twist..twist laces over each otherl ike rope), wrap lace around to back of leg , make another 3 twist,around to front and tie.....I was told pipers and band marchers will tie on the side of the leg under the flashes.....just for flash....so the frilly end swings more....LOL
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Great pics! Is there a wrong way then?
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 Originally Posted by michael steinrok
Great pics! Is there a wrong way then?
a lot is determined by how lang yur laces arr an how muckle yur calves arr...
FS described it very well above....
be sure they are tight enough so as tae no fall....
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I've well defined calfs. The laces don't go around that much. I've noticed the thicker the hose the less likely they fall.
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13th May 06, 02:45 PM
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I have fairly thick calves and no matter how tight I tied my gillie laces they had always fallen down around my ankles by the end of the night. Now I pull them tight, cross and twist them four times, then take them twice around the top of my ankle and tie them off. They stay in place and I think look good. Some people can look a bit silly with them wrapped around their legs almost to the knee !
The Kilt is my delight !
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