As a creature of habit, I still refer to the 10877 as 877. I got my first pair in 2002. Wore them 95% of the time from 2002 to 2007. Had them resoled twice with actual Red Wing soles. Got my second pair for Christmas in 2005 and wore them about 75% of the time from 2006 to 2016. Got them resoled four times - twice with Vibram soles and twice with RW. Got my 3rd pair in 2016 and wore them 60% of time until October 2019 when I wrecked them working for a Farmer's Co-Op. Resoled them once with Vibram's. Just got my 4th Pair in January. Hoping to get many years out of them. Best made boot on the market. I also have a pair of 877's from 1979 that my Dad got my Grandpa for Christmas that year. He didn't get them completely broken in when he died in June of 1980. I don't wear them because he wore size 8.5 and I wear 10.5.
@@flexnlexus129 The boots I commented about are going strong and have been resoled with Red Wing soles. They're about due for another resole too. Just bought a pair of the 6 inch 875's at the end of December. They're just about broken in and got their first oiling on the 28th.
This is what a review ought to be like ! Redwing should compensate you for this great review of their great product. As a long to Redwing customer who wore pole climbing boots I can attest to their quality.
Remember kids, always fold the tongue of your boot to prevent bunching, during break in. Good video, I literally did not know the numbers like this, prior to watching.
You did a real nice job on this review. I wore a pair of these until the soles cracked and then wore out 2 more vibram full lug resoles. They last and I got 6-8 years out of mine.
Gusseted tongues are actually supposed to be folded, it makes it so instead of one layer of leather between your shin and your laces there are then three when its folded. Thats why they give extra material. Most logger/jumper/work boots come this way.
Thanks for the detailed photos and close-up shots! Your review is very detailed, yet unbiased, so thank you for that as well!! I feel like this video is a lot better than many other review videos out there. Keep up the good work! :)
Nice review, here's A tip: get longer laces once fully laced tie a knot big enough at the end of the lace so it won't pass back through, than when you untie just pull the cross lacing loose and wah lah the boots loose but the laces stay in all the way up at the top eyelet. Also the wide tongue with the fold is proper, it allows a layer of padding against the lacing to shin area, after break in it will be comfy. Thanks again!!
I've seen many people say to downsize these boots, but I couldn't get them on. I had to get them in my actual size because the smaller ones were too hard to get on with my wide feet and ankles. I've had the 10877s for a couple weeks and really like them.
Enjoyed your informative review of the 877 boots. I'm on my first pair of 877 having worn the 875 in the past. I prefer the feel of the taller shafts and the design of the moc is more comfortable. The 877 and 875 are different in design and not merely a short or tall version of the same boot. BTW, you need to perfect you lace bows - they are "granny knots" and not true balanced horizontal bows!
How did you feel about the traction in snow with the 10877, do you feel that it can hold up in snow weather conditions? It wont pick up dirt, mud or snow easily with its design but did you feel that it held its grip comfortably?
Thanks for watching! They are better than you'd think. On sheer ice they are not great but that is true of rubber soled shoes in general. But my 8138's were my daily wearers last winter and did great in all kinds of winter conditions.
i have a pair (don't know if rare) of 877s form March 2013, where the eyelets are anodized brass, there's a red wing stamp on the ankle area, but i think the leather is patinaed "oro-iginal"... other quirks are speed hooks on top 5 eyelets and toe protection :)
Those are exactly the red wings I need, that I never knew existed!!! I work heavy highway construction and bridges. Would love steel toe plus fast hooks. I just got a pair of heritage 877. Hopefully they last me a year
I have tried two pairs of 10877 boots, both pairs about 3-4 months in had the leather insoles come unglued and separate from the inside of the boot and I had to remove them and install a regular foot bed. I wear them daily and work them hard, but for what I believe to be a purpose built work boot I'm very disappointed, even the stitching in areas has started to come undone. I have not done much welding in these boots either witch usually burns the stitching out of the mic toe.
My 8138s are frequently hikes in here in IA! Not a technical or super supportive boot, so I wouldn't backpack with them, but just for getting out, I think they're great
+555 Gear Great, I was wondering how the tread pattern would work for basically day hiking before I invested in a pair of 877. Thanks for your response sir.
i would prefer the the pre-2013 875 & 10877, it seems that they put much more effort on making those boots that are pre-2013 where the eyelets are intricately anodised and the "Red Wing" words are stamped unto it, and the logos! oh my God the logos on the side of the boot is such an important matter to let people know you are using red wing. My personal thoughts are the oro-iginal leathers looked and seemed more expensive than the newer ones. Good review bro keep it up!
I hate that the lightweight traction soul wears down so fast and makes the shoe look weird. My LL Bean Duck boot has a different type of rubber soul which I believe it’s a bit more durable than the Moc Toes yet the heel has worn too quickly. So I can imagine how quickly these will wear out. RW are too expensive to have to have them resouled just after a year.
Nice video! My boots have 877 on the label, came with the black eyelets, and have the stamp on the side. Can I tell from the label inside the younger when these were made?
What type of socks would you recommend to wear with the boots? I just got mine, am an ironworker and am getting ready to go to war with this puppies and break them in. Anything you recommend?
Hi guys. I have bought a 214 in ox blood color from 2011. I don’t find any helpful information. Anybody here to help me out of my questions.? I found some pictures at google but I like to have more informations about the leather and what Serie it is.
How about sizing for Red Wings? I normally wear an 11 in most of my sneakers (i.e. Puma Roma), but from what I hear the Red Wings tend to run large. Should I size down?
@@adminadmin9997that’s false, I know a lot of carpenters and interior finish workers who wear heritage boots. The only difference is how quickly they break in and leather thickness. The 877 is thicker leather by about .4mm over the 10877.
@Nismo_zr Z33 red wing corporate does not honor there warranty on heritage models if they find out you use them for work. Trust me I own like 20 pairs of moc toes. I'm a local 433 iron worker in los angeles Ca. I go through red wings like crazy I only wear moc toe 8 inch. I've had red wing tell me I voided my warranty because I used them for work. I even emailed pictures of my heritage moc toes to corporate on there website and they said there was nothing they could do because heritage is not ment for work. Call the red wing corporate in upland CA. Or the red wing corporate location in West covina CA. So they can put you on game. Nuff said.
@@adminadmin9997 you need a better redwing dealer. My local shop goes good for there boots for any defects. If you’re abusing the like kicking stuff on purpose or what not then no one is going to warranty any boot.
@Nismo_zr Z33 it was multiple corporate stores in LA. Not a mom and pop franchise store privatley owned red wing door. Looks like you got a unicorn dealer. Or the dealer you go to doesn't do alot of volume so they will do anything to maintain a customer and bend the rules. For the most part heritage is not covered as a work boot like I said. I use them for work. Wether it was slaming steel and spinning reels in the rod patch with local 416 or welding or hanging and banging iron with local 433.
@@bighoss7603 steel will smash steel toe boots like a pancake then your toes get sheared off. We also kick steel alot. Which eventually exposes the steel toe and it becomes a saftey hazard.
The Irish setter is a better fitting boot Those wing shooter are better in my opinion, tried the red wing moc toe, something just wasn’t right , then I decided to try the Irish setter , it was a better fit and the loop on the back ; I put them on with one hand , also with the speed hooks is a better lace up experience
I still don't understand the part of 'Irish Setters'...are they true RedWing or not. I have a pair, and they don't feel or look any different to my Redwing 877, which don't say 'Irish Setter' on them.
+NAKAKATAKOTAKO the one with a logo is from Red Wings work boot line and the one without the logo is from the heritage line pretty much the same boot but you get some leather options with the heritage line
Picked up a pair of 10877 from a red wing store the other day. Didn't know there was a difference between the 877 (which is what I asked for) and the 10877. I only realized I had the 10877 after investigating after your video! Haha. The boots feel great. I usually wear 11 up to 11.5 in size. They told me these boots run big and I was actually fitted to a size 10! I'm curious, were you a size smaller in these boots as well?
Thats very strange. I own the 877 and have seen the 10877 in person. The leather in the 877 is called oro legacy but the 10877 leather is called oro original. Very slightly different. The oro original is a little darker.
877's are okay, but they are painful to break in. My suggestion, wear the thickest most padded socks possible. Also, if you wear with insoles, protect your heels because the leather on the inside will rub your heels raw, not a good look. Lastly, it will take about 4 months to break in, and that's with wearing them 6 to 8 hours a day, being active in them.
Nice history lesson! So basically the Redwing Co. got it’s start as part of the industrial war machine WWI & WWII. Corporate socialism and war is good business.
FYI anything "heritage" from red wing are not work boots they are simply designed for fashion. I learned the hard way. Bought a pair of heritage 10877 style for work. I work construction Boots prematurely failed and red wing voided my warranty due to me using them for work. Waisted $300. They told me the boots are not tested for construction or work. Beware!
I just cant get past the wedge sole. I just dont like the soles. Ive never had a pair of these but I'm curious about them. I guess I need to go try some on maybe I' like them better but visually I cant get past the soles.
Red Wing Heritage now makes the 877 exclusively for women. It is actually really cool, and they even have a specific color in black just for women. Check'em out when you go to the Red Wing Website Heritage collection.
I have just finished putting a year on my 877's with the oro legacy leather, I am a structural ironworker, some would say this boot was made for us, this boot is definitely so called standard issue for us, they held up pretty well to one full year of heavy abuse, the leather is very supple although quite worn and dirty, the left shoe's toe box to tongue stitch has recently fallen apart and the outsole is worn heavily. I will be returning to the 10877... Remember people these shoes are not meant to be a fucking fashion statement... Posers..
Quick question, what would be the biggest difference between the 877 and 10877 in your opinion? Why not stick with another pair of 877s as opposed to the 10877s?
Biggest difference for sure is the leather used. The 877's use the newer more "heritage" leather. Personally the differences are not big enough to justify the differences in street price IMO. Pick the one that speaks to you more...
Matt Figueroa the 10877 is the original leather, stronger more sturdy blah blah blah, the 877 is the new model number and it made with the oro-legacy leather, more supple, more suited to posers that wear these boots to look cool, if you are using it for work get the 10877.
They are not comfortable at all, waste of my money. Also the sole wears down extremely fast if worn for hard work. I will stick with Irish Setter Wingshooters! Good video though.
9 years later still a great video, still a great boot. Thank you man, I’m gonna get these for the fall/winter.
I was going to save up for the Red Wings 877's but this video has got me
so hyped I will be taking my grandma's new false teeth money to buy a pair
If its for a pair of Reds .. i would sell my grandpa coffin to get a pair
Ata boy
@@ralphsanders4984 why?
@@ralphsanders4984 why not?
As a creature of habit, I still refer to the 10877 as 877. I got my first pair in 2002. Wore them 95% of the time from 2002 to 2007. Had them resoled twice with actual Red Wing soles. Got my second pair for Christmas in 2005 and wore them about 75% of the time from 2006 to 2016. Got them resoled four times - twice with Vibram soles and twice with RW. Got my 3rd pair in 2016 and wore them 60% of time until October 2019 when I wrecked them working for a Farmer's Co-Op. Resoled them once with Vibram's. Just got my 4th Pair in January. Hoping to get many years out of them. Best made boot on the market.
I also have a pair of 877's from 1979 that my Dad got my Grandpa for Christmas that year. He didn't get them completely broken in when he died in June of 1980. I don't wear them because he wore size 8.5 and I wear 10.5.
How those boots holding up!
@@flexnlexus129 The boots I commented about are going strong and have been resoled with Red Wing soles. They're about due for another resole too. Just bought a pair of the 6 inch 875's at the end of December. They're just about broken in and got their first oiling on the 28th.
Don't think I've seen a more in depth review. Incredible job, such a joy to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it Dave! --Andrew @ 555 Gear
This is what a review ought to be like !
Redwing should compensate you for this great review of their great product.
As a long to Redwing customer who wore pole climbing boots I can attest to their quality.
Glad you enjoyed it! Been very happy with my Red Wings over the years.
Remember kids, always fold the tongue of your boot to prevent bunching, during break in.
Good video, I literally did not know the numbers like this, prior to watching.
Thanks for the 'Anchorman' reference. I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany...
You did a real nice job on this review. I wore a pair of these until the soles cracked and then wore out 2 more vibram full lug resoles. They last and I got 6-8 years out of mine.
Awesome, glad you liked it. Thanks for your feedback too.
Gusseted tongues are actually supposed to be folded, it makes it so instead of one layer of leather between your shin and your laces there are then three when its folded. Thats why they give extra material. Most logger/jumper/work boots come this way.
Thanks for the detailed photos and close-up shots! Your review is very detailed, yet unbiased, so thank you for that as well!! I feel like this video is a lot better than many other review videos out there. Keep up the good work! :)
I just had the red wing Store add speed hooks while I was there . It only costed an extra 20 bucks ani waited about 20 minutes. Best decision I made.
Nice review, here's A tip: get longer laces once fully laced tie a knot big enough at the end of the lace so it won't pass back through, than when you untie just pull the cross lacing loose and wah lah the boots loose but the laces stay in all the way up at the top eyelet. Also the wide tongue with the fold is proper, it allows a layer of padding against the lacing to shin area, after break in it will be comfy. Thanks again!!
Thanks for your comment! Great tips.
Make sure to check out my latest vid comparing another pair of Moc Toe boots to Iron Rangers! th-cam.com/video/b3iSCRflwbA/w-d-xo.html
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I've seen many people say to downsize these boots, but I couldn't get them on. I had to get them in my actual size because the smaller ones were too hard to get on with my wide feet and ankles. I've had the 10877s for a couple weeks and really like them.
You should try the
Irish setter wing shooter
This has got to be the best most interesting review I've ever seen.
That's a great compliment, I appreciate it!
Check out the Sawmills from the heritage line for winter. They are wool lined and have a wool insole to keep your feet warm.
Love my 10877’s.
New soles today!
I also wear a false tongue with wine just for more
Enjoyed your informative review of the 877 boots. I'm on my first pair of 877 having worn the 875 in the past. I prefer the feel of the taller shafts and the design of the moc is more comfortable. The 877 and 875 are different in design and not merely a short or tall version of the same boot. BTW, you need to perfect you lace bows - they are "granny knots" and not true balanced horizontal bows!
Are they comfortable looking to buy first red wings please help
How did you feel about the traction in snow with the 10877, do you feel that it can hold up in snow weather conditions? It wont pick up dirt, mud or snow easily with its design but did you feel that it held its grip comfortably?
On sheer ice they are a little sketchy but in most conditions they work pretty well in my opinion
Would not recommend a wedge sole for snow. You will definitely slip
Awesome review! Just ordered a pair for my riding boots!
Excellent, enjoy!
I lace my 10877's half way up , wrap around boot and tie, just more comfortable walking for me
The picture of the soldiers are actually Wehrmacht soldiers ;)
Yep Germans and the British used American boots during the war
Heroes all!
Nice review !! I intentionally bought the 10877 over the 877 because of the labeling. I thought that it was a better over all looking boot.
Thank you for this video. It helped me pick the correct boot.
This is the review that I have been looking for, well done. How is the traction on the crepe sole in snow/ice?
Thanks for watching! They are better than you'd think. On sheer ice they are not great but that is true of rubber soled shoes in general. But my 8138's were my daily wearers last winter and did great in all kinds of winter conditions.
555 Gear This information is way harder to find than one would expect, so thank you for answering the question.
i have a pair (don't know if rare) of 877s form March 2013, where the eyelets are anodized brass, there's a red wing stamp on the ankle area, but i think the leather is patinaed "oro-iginal"... other quirks are speed hooks on top 5 eyelets and toe protection :)
Those are exactly the red wings I need, that I never knew existed!!! I work heavy highway construction and bridges. Would love steel toe plus fast hooks. I just got a pair of heritage 877. Hopefully they last me a year
Best red wings ever
Wish redwing would add the hooks instead of eyelets thats one of the reasons why Thorogood won me over
Max1Million My redwing shoe store installs them for free if you ask.
Wow that's Brill,did it cost you any additional money
You know you can add them right?
I work on slick roofs and slick cement surfaces would these boots act like skis on these surfaces or are they really good ? Never had red wings before
I have tried two pairs of 10877 boots, both pairs about 3-4 months in had the leather insoles come unglued and separate from the inside of the boot and I had to remove them and install a regular foot bed. I wear them daily and work them hard, but for what I believe to be a purpose built work boot I'm very disappointed, even the stitching in areas has started to come undone. I have not done much welding in these boots either witch usually burns the stitching out of the mic toe.
How would you feel these 877 tread would be for hiking and the trails in general?
My 8138s are frequently hikes in here in IA! Not a technical or super supportive boot, so I wouldn't backpack with them, but just for getting out, I think they're great
+555 Gear Great, I was wondering how the tread pattern would work for basically day hiking before I invested in a pair of 877. Thanks for your response sir.
They were originally made for hunting, so they probably would do ok
I know this is an older video, but, would you think the 10877/ 877 would be suitable for light to medium hiking?
i would prefer the the pre-2013 875 & 10877, it seems that they put much more effort on making those boots that are pre-2013 where the eyelets are intricately anodised and the "Red Wing" words are stamped unto it, and the logos! oh my God the logos on the side of the boot is such an important matter to let people know you are using red wing. My personal thoughts are the oro-iginal leathers looked and seemed more expensive than the newer ones. Good review bro keep it up!
I had a hard time getting over my right ankle. Had to cut the sides of the tongue down to get it on. Cannot see this mod when wearing.
I hate that the lightweight traction soul wears down so fast and makes the shoe look weird. My LL Bean Duck boot has a different type of rubber soul which I believe it’s a bit more durable than the Moc Toes yet the heel has worn too quickly. So I can imagine how quickly these will wear out. RW are too expensive to have to have them resouled just after a year.
Very informative man. Thank you!
You are welcome!
Hi, how much room should there be betrwwen your big toe and the end of the toe box?
Depends on the shape of your foot, but I like near a half inch
1:54 those are some good American boys if I ever saw em!
America is mostly germanics in those days, well plurality specifically. Its gonna be hispanics soon though lol and Anglos originally.
@@carbonado2432 thats fucked up
Yankees catching a lift on a Panzer! 😂🇨🇦
Nice video! My boots have 877 on the label, came with the black eyelets, and have the stamp on the side. Can I tell from the label inside the younger when these were made?
+Nathan B 12 12 on the bottom right corner
+Nathan B 12 12 on the bottom right corner
They are from December 2012. Pre-heritage line split 877’s.
Great video. Thank you.
You can go to any cobbler and have them put speed hooks “German Speed hooks in. Problem solved!
i have whites smoke jumper,,,wesco jobmasters...always find myself in my 411 redwings.well you know in a rotation.
Yep I do the rotation thing too, enjoy your heritage boots!
Incredible boot review oh my god how about leather jackets?
My foot lengh 26.5cm and wide 11cm , which size of 877 do i have to buy ??
Union Ironworker. I'm wearing 4558 Oro russet currently at work
What type of socks would you recommend to wear with the boots? I just got mine, am an ironworker and am getting ready to go to war with this puppies and break them in. Anything you recommend?
Justin cotton socks thicker the better
Good video, have the upper eyes repaced with brass hooks for ease of on/off..... former local 118 IW connector.
Hi guys. I have bought a 214 in ox blood color from 2011. I don’t find any helpful information. Anybody here to help me out of my questions.? I found some pictures at google but I like to have more informations about the leather and what Serie it is.
Pretty impressive review.
Thank you!
American soldiers? you showed a picture of German soldiers !
Heroes all!
Go to your local red wing store and ask them to install speed laces and longer laces. Both should be free and only take a few minutes.
How about sizing for Red Wings? I normally wear an 11 in most of my sneakers (i.e. Puma Roma), but from what I hear the Red Wings tend to run large. Should I size down?
+TommyNitro I size down a half-size myself
I wear an 11 in shoes. 10 in 877
Hey mate great review, very well done. Just to be clear - do you prefer the 10877 or the 877 Heritage?
Dont buy heritage if you are planning to use them for work. Red wing "Heritage" are simply fashion boots
@@adminadmin9997that’s false, I know a lot of carpenters and interior finish workers who wear heritage boots. The only difference is how quickly they break in and leather thickness. The 877 is thicker leather by about .4mm over the 10877.
@Nismo_zr Z33 red wing corporate does not honor there warranty on heritage models if they find out you use them for work. Trust me I own like 20 pairs of moc toes. I'm a local 433 iron worker in los angeles Ca. I go through red wings like crazy I only wear moc toe 8 inch. I've had red wing tell me I voided my warranty because I used them for work. I even emailed pictures of my heritage moc toes to corporate on there website and they said there was nothing they could do because heritage is not ment for work. Call the red wing corporate in upland CA. Or the red wing corporate location in West covina CA. So they can put you on game. Nuff said.
@@adminadmin9997 you need a better redwing dealer. My local shop goes good for there boots for any defects. If you’re abusing the like kicking stuff on purpose or what not then no one is going to warranty any boot.
@Nismo_zr Z33 it was multiple corporate stores in LA. Not a mom and pop franchise store privatley owned red wing door. Looks like you got a unicorn dealer. Or the dealer you go to doesn't do alot of volume so they will do anything to maintain a customer and bend the rules. For the most part heritage is not covered as a work boot like I said. I use them for work. Wether it was slaming steel and spinning reels in the rod patch with local 416 or welding or hanging and banging iron with local 433.
You didn't necessarily answer any questions or definitively describe the differences. But I did enjoy the video.
can you get this style boot in steel toe?
Bearded Alpha Male ya Irish setter wing shooter ST
No. They are made for steel workers we cant have steel toe in are trade which makes this model ideal for are trade.
Admin Admin why are you not allowed?
@@bighoss7603 steel will smash steel toe boots like a pancake then your toes get sheared off. We also kick steel alot. Which eventually exposes the steel toe and it becomes a saftey hazard.
Admin Admin oh gotcha man
so when are the boots going to have the Red Wing logo on to the side ? is the heritage won't have it and work will ?
Yep!
cheers
Great video.
I’m hoping to get me a pair soon
You should check out Nicks traveler boots. Theyre on another level
Very nice review... How durable are they...
Red Wings are super durable!
The Irish setter is a better fitting boot
Those wing shooter are better in my opinion, tried the red wing moc toe, something just wasn’t right , then I decided to try the Irish setter , it was a better fit and the loop on the back ; I put them on with one hand , also with the speed hooks is a better lace up experience
Great review. Thank you.
❤ MY 877 red wing boot
Great video
Thanks!
Red Wings are the only boots I wear. Did I see a Hamilton at 1:12?
Yep that's a hammy! Thanks for watching.
you bet. Nice job, by the way.
I still don't understand the part of 'Irish Setters'...are they true RedWing or not.
I have a pair, and they don't feel or look any different to my Redwing 877, which don't say 'Irish Setter' on them.
I think it comes from when these were originally released and color was closer to the coat of an Irish setter dog. I’m not 100% sure though.
@@charlesbronson240
Thanks for replying, no one seems to know for sure. My two pairs seem identical, 'cept one has a 'Setter' label.
Great review!
Thanks!
Does anyone know what leather red wing used on their 877 in the 80’s?
what is your favorite model of redwings?
What watch are you wearing at 11:35?
That's a Hamilton khaki
Great video, rich history and information. Great boot, bravo!
Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed it.
Why do some RW boots have stamped logo on the side and other RW boots don't?
+NAKAKATAKOTAKO the one with a logo is from Red Wings work boot line and the one without the logo is from the heritage line pretty much the same boot but you get some leather options with the heritage line
can you dye them black? with leather dye?
It’s possible.
Picked up a pair of 10877 from a red wing store the other day. Didn't know there was a difference between the 877 (which is what I asked for) and the 10877. I only realized I had the 10877 after investigating after your video! Haha. The boots feel great. I usually wear 11 up to 11.5 in size. They told me these boots run big and I was actually fitted to a size 10! I'm curious, were you a size smaller in these boots as well?
Yep I sized down a half-size. Thanks for watching!
Do they make a steel toe version of these?
Yes
My new 10877 have the same color leather as the heritage 877.
Thats very strange. I own the 877 and have seen the 10877 in person. The leather in the 877 is called oro legacy but the 10877 leather is called oro original. Very slightly different. The oro original is a little darker.
love the video and the boots but why did you use Nazi Soldiers when commenting on american soldiers use of redwing boots during the war ?
877's are okay, but they are painful to break in. My suggestion, wear the thickest most padded socks possible. Also, if you wear with insoles, protect your heels because the leather on the inside will rub your heels raw, not a good look. Lastly, it will take about 4 months to break in, and that's with wearing them 6 to 8 hours a day, being active in them.
Have you ever looked at a mans foot. The skin on my heel would rub the leather raw you little bitch. Fucking hipsters make me sick.
Lmfaooooo
where can I buy these boots in Dubai
Anodized eyelets?
Nice history lesson! So basically the Redwing Co. got it’s start as part of the industrial war machine WWI & WWII. Corporate socialism and war is good business.
Like coca cola n Tabasco sauce
@@locolopez75 Tabasco is 💣
Try the 411 redwings
10877 wedge soles can wear as early as 1.5 months.
FYI anything "heritage" from red wing are not work boots they are simply designed for fashion. I learned the hard way. Bought a pair of heritage 10877 style for work. I work construction Boots prematurely failed and red wing voided my warranty due to me using them for work. Waisted $300. They told me the boots are not tested for construction or work. Beware!
You know your shit man! Haha
Nice video sir
I only wear Red Wing boots 877
I just cant get past the wedge sole. I just dont like the soles. Ive never had a pair of these but I'm curious about them. I guess I need to go try some on maybe I' like them better but visually I cant get past the soles.
Me either. Until I wore them on a concrete floor….
o the breaking process
I'm confused, the title says: " USA Made Irish Setters" but in the review he points out they are imported, which I assume is from China. Which is it?
I want a pair so bad but there so expensive
I think you are folding the toungue wrong
It really bothers me they do not make these in my size, yes im a woman and yes I WANT A PAIR!!!!
+Alicia Adams Red Wing does custom sizes! I'd give their HQ a call!
tried to look it up n just found stores
Try this #: 1 (800) 733-9464
THANKX I will
Red Wing Heritage now makes the 877 exclusively for women. It is actually really cool, and they even have a specific color in black just for women. Check'em out when you go to the Red Wing Website Heritage collection.
I was told I should order a half size up from my Iron Ranger, anyone else who can confirm that?
I can confirm that I also heard that.😂
Bos bisa order no 40
the image you showed of the U.S. soldiers in WW2 with red wings on...were German troops
I have just finished putting a year on my 877's with the oro legacy leather, I am a structural ironworker, some would say this boot was made for us, this boot is definitely so called standard issue for us, they held up pretty well to one full year of heavy abuse, the leather is very supple although quite worn and dirty, the left shoe's toe box to tongue stitch has recently fallen apart and the outsole is worn heavily. I will be returning to the 10877...
Remember people these shoes are not meant to be a fucking fashion statement... Posers..
Thanks for your comment, interesting to hear you'll be returning to the 10877's!
Quick question, what would be the biggest difference between the 877 and 10877 in your opinion? Why not stick with another pair of 877s as opposed to the 10877s?
Biggest difference for sure is the leather used. The 877's use the newer more "heritage" leather. Personally the differences are not big enough to justify the differences in street price IMO. Pick the one that speaks to you more...
Matt Figueroa the 10877 is the original leather, stronger more sturdy blah blah blah, the 877 is the new model number and it made with the oro-legacy leather, more supple, more suited to posers that wear these boots to look cool, if you are using it for work get the 10877.
2011samv hahahaha first death threat my channel has received, good one. Trust me, my videos are not nearly stylish enough for fashion types.
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Thanks!
I'm living in China now so redwing boot made in there too thing is I can't find the right quality pairs of these boot. Need advice.. Thank you
Dude your pants are so wrinkled! I can’t believe you allowed that!
Hard to find good cobblers also, shame. Its a lost craft in a disposable world.
They are not comfortable at all, waste of my money. Also the sole wears down extremely fast if worn for hard work. I will stick with Irish Setter Wingshooters! Good video though.
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