How should I lace my hiking boots?

Sure. You can knit with anything that is long enough, narrow enough, and flexible enough.

The dressiest way to lace your shoes is to straight lace them. Starting at the holes closest to the toes, push the laces down into the holes. Then, pull each...

First, you should see if you have a parent, family member, or friend to go with you just in case, because a lot can go wrong. Packing depends on weather...

You'll need a thinner, more delicate needle to work with the lace. Also, I prefer to use a poly blend thread, which I find is stronger than cotton. If you...

I usually recommend bringing dehydrated beans and veggies with some couscous. Making curry with the veggies is also an option — it sounds intimidating, but all you really need to...

Packing some dried ramen noodles is usually a great idea, since it's simple and easy to cook. But honestly, my hiking lunch generally consists of some tortillas with peanut butter,...

Try to find something that contrasts in an unexpected way. Corduroy and lace look good together, for instance, and so do linen and lace.

If your boots are swinging around, they'll create extra air resistance when you're walking, and they'll be more of a nuisance.