A Deep Look at Heinrich Dinkelacker’s Signature Buda Brogue.Tricker’s Stow: A Two-Year Review of a Very Excellent Country Boot.Red Wing Iron Ranger: A Four-Year Review of a Timeless Boot.Tricker’s x Division Road Bourton: Five Months Deep Into Some Wonderful Kudu.Thorogood Moc-Toe Boot In Tobacco Leather: Five-Year Review.Onderhoud Handmade: Possibly the Best Value in Hand-Welted Boots.Alden Indy 403C Review: A Three-Year Look at a Near-Perfect Boot.Grant Stone Brass Boot: a Uniquely Intriguing, Wildly Versatile Moc-Toe.But a quick preview: I love mine, quite a lot. And all of that is worth a read, to ensure you’re properly informed and armed before you make a decision on buying them, or something else. This review will take you through looks, sizing and comfort, break-in, leather and care, outsoles (they’ve changed-for the better), and construction and durability before getting to the Stitchdown Final Take. The Stitchdown Patina Thunderdome: 1 Pair of Boots. But if you’ve worn them for any period of time, yours definitely won’t look exactly like the other guy’s. Because of their popularity, price, and Red Wing’s wide availability, it’s fairly certain you won’t be the only person wearing them at a 50-person boot party.
But if you told me it was the Red Wing Iron Ranger, I would refuse to waste your time arguing for very long. Picking the most essential boot in the world is a doubtless an impossible task. And damn handsome, in the way that heroes tend to be.įew boots combine those classically muscled looks, long-term durability, and (eventual) comfort quite like the Red Wing Iron Ranger.
Relatable, fun-loving, down to spend all sorts of time with me. And they were exactly the hero I hoped they’d be. Then one day I finally met them, officially.
I stared longingly at pictures of them beaten to hell and rich with patina. Before I bought my first pair, Red Wing Iron Ranger boots met that classification. They say it’s dangerous to meet your heroes.
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