What's the rope tied behind Pathfinder's shoes?

The rope behind the shoe is a "shoe handle".

As the name implies, it is used to carry shoes. In the past, professional players would wear sports shoes after training or competition. With this handle, one finger can carry a pair of shoes and fasten the bag with the carabiner, which is very convenient.

The function of the rope of Pathfinder's shoes:

One is for "lifting shoes". When wearing sports shoes, one finger can easily pick up the shoes, mainly because of this small pull ring. When climbing the mountain, just use the mountaineering buckle to fasten the small pull ring on the shoes and bags, which is very convenient to carry!

Second: when climbing a mountain, the road is uneven and shoes are easy to slide down. In order to prevent this from happening, you can use the small tail at the back to tie the shoe rope to your ankle and play a fixed role! It can also prevent excessive friction and foaming between feet and sports shoes.

Third: Many people will use this small tail to dry their shoes. In fact, this is also a good use!