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I walk 4 miles everyday with my redwing iron ranger

1:19 Dude this is the biggest reason why I wear a boot. After a taekwondo accident involving my ankle that I rolled I wore boots all the time since then.

man, those are some hideous boots !!

Had mine since xmas ,havent wore them everyday,very creased and grained ???

Had my blacksmiths since xmas,very creased at the front

Do you use shoe trees

I still like sneakers

You talk so fast!

I’ve had mine for about 4 months now. I wear mine as often as possible. Even to work if I can. I work in construction and do some metal fab work so I change them when I’m welding. Not quite ready to fully initiate a $320 pair of boots, lol. That being said, I do beat them up a little bit. After some good break in time I’ll be a little harder on them. My philosophy is to just wear whatever you like and don’t listen to other people’s opinions.

I love your loafers Sir. I want to shine your shoes .

I’m definitely changing my iron rangers from D to EE They feel tight

Simply amazing 👍

I got my first pair of Red Wings a couple of months ago. I went with the 3141 Work Chukka. They are finally starting to break in nicely. I love them so much! The Chukka has been on my wishlist for a long time and I’m stoked to finally have them.

Unless there are new ways regarding shoes fitting I'm not aware of, the foot should not touch the edge of the shoe neither when trying them being seated, nor when walking... So those things being said..., the method going a half size down from the size when you already touch the edge of the shoe, doesn't work at all, unless you like to be unconfortable in your shoes and have black/thick nails all the time...! The leather stretches in width, but never in lenght, which brings us to the following example: - initially you have a pair of shoes or boots in 11.5 D, - while wearing them you might get to a 11.5 E, as leather will stretch (distend) over time, - you can not reach to a 12 D, as the shoes are build not to stretch in lenght but only in width. It has been proven that more than 70% of the population wear shoes that are not properly fitted to their feet...

Interesting - my new amber harness iron rangers are a much darker brown right out of the box.

My brother wore Levi’s with a pink belt. And a shirt. He was handsome with his bright blue eyes and blond ish hair….

you talk fast because , this is all old news and you hope to catch-up ...

Agree 100% , started wearing blunstone 587s 3 months ago and now can never go back to wearing sneakers.

I do wish Red Wing would give its customers the option of a better built iron ranger with a leather midsole. I’d pay extra.

couple things, handwelting done well with a channeled holdfast on the insole is superior to Goodyear welt and bespoke shoes have higher SPI in general if done well

Get some wool socks. They'll wick the moisture away from your feet and reduce odor.

Do you have the copper or amber color?

I had iron rangers in copper rough and tough and they stretched so much that I got rid of them

Edward Green is pure class. What a deal!

I was a runner and am now more of a fitness generalist. I like the comfort of wearing very padded running shoes like Saucony Triumph during the day, or something more supportive like Mizuno Waverunner. Have you come across anyone who liked (higher endish) running shoes who made the transition to boots and found them more comfortable? I still sprint and run middle distance. I am the type to get bored walking in a parking lot and will do a fast jog to the front door, so I am wondering if boots can handle daily use for high-energy people.

edward green asking handwelt prices. smoking crack.

hate it when people roll their cuffs with moc toes, looks like ye olde tyme cosplay

I'm on my 4th pair, all of them are still in great shape, even my ones for construction work. normally I get 6 months out of work boots. the blundstones for work are going on 2 years

First feel in love with it as a government sponsored student to New Zealand in the 90s. Now that I lived in England, had my pair for 15 years. Love it. Wearing it daily.

Those are sharp. How have they held up? Still wear them?

Johnston and Murphy shoes were made in Nashville. Everything else with that name are "licensed" crap.

Boots may stretch in width, in length they may actually shrink. The heel slip will get better as you use them. You should have at least a thumb width space at the front of your boots. This applies to any leather shoes. I initially thought Red Wing Iron Rangers in size 11.5. As I started walking they became short and I was able to touch the front. I changed them for a size 12. I was able to use an insole for comfort. And I added a kiltie. The 12 fit much better. These are the recommendations from Nicks Handmade boots.

Since I could run I remember having white shoes or even white outsoles were a horrible idea if you intended keeping them white. Any white on my shoe would be green after the first week.

hipsters wear doc martens

are these good Every Day boots to sprint in? workout in? dance in? dance in?

Whatever happened to the 996? I wore a pair for 15 years, resoled them twice before giving them to goodwill. I still have a new pair that I've never worn, but cannot find any info about them to help me sell them.

Hi there, are these the copper or amber color?

I think you are paying for the brand name, they are cheeply made and rip easy, that's why I stay with Wrangler 13MWZ.

I believe just the upper is the glove leather. The toe area seems different. I own #264.

Can you do this on white Air Force 1's?

I've been wearing my Blacksmiths on jobsites for over 2 years now (and they still have many years left) They have actually held up amazingly. So I'd say I strongly disagree as far as saying they aren't suited for work. In fact, I'd say prefer them over many other boots because not only do they stand up to the wear and tear? But they are a light weight/easy to navigate boot. I work in construction and honestly? These boots are the best I've ever worn in that regard. They last, they are extended comfortable, they are surprisingly water resistant, and they don't fatigue my feet. Excellent boot. And I have plenty of Nicks and White's as well. Yes those brands are more robust but they also fatigue my feet much more. So I'd say the Blacksmiths are a pretty amazing boot for casual or work wear.

Everyday use i'll probably buy the J&M shoes, but for special occassion for sure the expensive custom made shoes.

Red backs are still better

I’m watching this video in 2023. Having got into redwing boots 2 years ago after my brother bought me a pair. Just paid 562$ to have these shipped to the USA from the UK in a one off. What a time to be alive

Honestly it was better before - you cut your beautiful beard just because your girlfriend didn't like it

I wear a 9D in the iron ranger it’s snug and perfect. Should I go with the same with the 875?

Ok Scorsese on coke!

Outsoles crumpling is because of the material the outsole is made of. Polyurethane. They will fall apart if you don't wear the boots, stored away in some closet for a couple of years.

dont take boot advice from a guy who never worked outside of his 'home office'