accent1220
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exactly
are you honestly not understanding? you have to lace the boat shoe exactly as you would for 360. But at the end as you get to the eyelets, instead of just lacing it up you have to stop and sew the lace into the inside of the shoe. Then they lace the upper eyelets with another shoe lace. I assume you don't have an OSB example that you're looking at.
Seems much easier to do the non-360....
exactly
How does that make it cheaper? You end up using the same amount of lace either way. Seems much easier to do the non-360 because once you have the lace stitched down, the collar is basically the same as a blucher moc and you don't have to worry about the laces getting in the way during handsewing or soling.
The main thing is you lose the main point/advantage of 360 lacing, which is tighter lacing/fit around your foot. That's why most boat shoe companies don't do it.
are you honestly not understanding? you have to lace the boat shoe exactly as you would for 360. But at the end as you get to the eyelets, instead of just lacing it up you have to stop and sew the lace into the inside of the shoe. Then they lace the upper eyelets with another shoe lace. I assume you don't have an OSB example that you're looking at.