Shoelaces that don't untie? Meet the inventors who got to show them off on TV's "Shark Tank." ...

A pair of Michigan State University students has turned a failed class assignment into a $1.6 million revenue-generating startup that has inked major partnerships, including with the Cleveland Browns, ...

Thanks to elastic shoelaces, tightening your shoes no longer requires tying them. Made from stretchy materials that make shoes easier to slip on and off, these nifty ...

Two Michigan State University students who founded a startup company will pitch their idea for “Shoelaces That Never Quit” on ABC's "Shark Tank." ...

For less than $10, I retrofitted all my lace-up shoes with no-tie elastic shoelaces, and I've never been happier. Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware. A New York native ...

Two Michigan State University students convinced investors to give them $300,000 for their business during a March 4 episode of ABC's "Shark Tank." ...

When your shoelaces comes untied, the thought that probably pops in your brain is: "Ugh, that's annoying. Guess I'll retie my laces now." But to mechanical engineers, this tedious occurrence ...

Blame physics — not kindergarten-level clumsiness — for perpetually untied shoelaces. The combined forces from legs swinging and feet pounding the pavement create a perfect lace-loosening storm, ...

The complex forces exerted on our laces act like an invisible hand out to trip us up, a finding that could solve mysteries beyond our feet. Eric Mack Contributing Editor Eric Mack has been a CNET ...

Do you remember when you first learned to tie your shoelaces? Who taught you? How many times have you tied them since then? Have you ever stumbled or fallen because they were undone? How do you tie a ...