Iron Ranger Wide Boot - Men's
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Why We Like The Iron Ranger Wide Boot
The phrase "an American classic" might be used for a lot of things, but Red Wing wholeheartedly deserves that saying when it comes to their Iron Ranger Wide Boot. The Iron Ranger has had time to refine, and in that time its been enhanced with a Goodyear Welt Construction for durability and Vibram 430 Mini-Lug sole for no-slip confidence. This wide version features Red Wing's number 8 last with a larger toe box so we have more room to spread our feet out.
Details
- Wide boot built with a legendary style and unyielding durability
- Long-lasting and oiled full-grain leather for rustic resilience
- Goodyear Welt construction adds greater strength to the seams
- Vibram rubber outsole gives you reliably versatile traction
- Number 8 last has a toe bump that opens up room for your toes
- Strong nickel speed hooks help you lace em' up fast
- Item #HTGG014
- Upper Material
- oiled full-grain leather
- Closure
- lace
- Last
- 8
- Midsole
- steel shank
- Sole
- Vibram 430 mini-lug
- Claimed Weight
- [size 9.5, single] 1lb 14oz
- Activity
- casual
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 252 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 30, 2024
Built to last… the best boot hands down!
My first pair of Iron Rangers lasted 14 years!! Just bought the 8085, what a great looking boot. As for the breaking in period, no issues. Been wearing them all day and have had no problems. I sized down 1 full size, and they fit perfect… thanks again Red Wing!
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
April 30, 2024
Beautiful boots
The Hawthorne roughout is great. I love that leather smell. Construction has been sturdy. Nothing came defective, and everything still looks good. These are my shitkicker boots, so I haven't babied them at all and they look great. That roughout really holds up. Thinking about buying the Slate roughout just to have them in another color
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
April 30, 2024
Very Inconsistent Finishing
I have to admit that one of my boots was made ALMOST flawlessly. But, the other boot (the left) was a mess. The welt was cut way too short. The leather on that same boot was quite thin, while the other boot's leather was up to par. Although I still think it (might) hold up, it annoys me that the texture, feel, and durability of the leather that is on my pair of boots are and will be completely different. To top it off, my mostly flawless (as in leather) right-side boot has a different issue. As in the outsole is starting to separate after ONE month of wear. Not kidding look at the photos. It's not anything too horrible, but you would expect almost perfect and flawless craftsmanship in such a premium-priced boot. I love to make jokes about left and right shoe factories and this boot definitely applies. Would not recommend.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
April 29, 2024
Toe box wider on left boot.
Red Wing has a lot of Quality Control issues. Also, lucky to find size in inventory. Sad. They have a winner but keep losing due to forced errors.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
March 17, 2024
Solid boots. Stains too easy
These iron ranger boots are sturdy and have withstood every element. The only thing that would keep me from giving them a 5 is that they stain way too easily. I had a couple drops of beer spill onto them and still haven't been able to fully get the stains out.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
March 1, 2024
Suprisingly durable
A great quality boot. The surprising part of the copper boots was how easy it was to rub away scratches using your fingers/cloth and the mink oil which is a must. Was quick to break in after daily use. I would recommend getting properly fitted with the 3D scanner and try using the leather insoles. The soles are pretty tough and grip enough for most surfaces. It is a harder sole, unlike softer rubbers, these will tend to slip on polished concrete. These had decent traction in snow. The laces are rough, so it holds well without double knotting. Some minor wear/fraying in particular locations. The length works well for me at size 6.5. The back of the quick hooks are are scratching tongue, which was remedied by using felt tape. After using mink oil it'll turn a much dark brown, which is very nice. Loving the boots so far after daily use over 4 months.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
February 25, 2024
so glad i waited
these were my first pair of iron rangers and i know that a correctly fitted pair of boots can become beloved pieces of gear that are not forgotten soon. i bought another redwing pair sometime ago off the internet and after disregarding many warnings i bought my usual size of 12 and found that those warnings were justified, the boots were to big. i kept the boots, put in some heel inserts and was happy but, i wanted that glove like fit i got from basic training so after deciding on the 8085’s copper rough and tough i went to our redwing store and had the salesman measure my foot and was rather surprised that he could fit me in a 10.5, a full size and a half down. i got the boots and the break in period tested my patience with holding it together but hold it together i did and im paid off with a pair of boots that are complimented on their great looks every time i wear them out as i enjoy the comfort i knew would come from these iconic pieces of americana.1
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
February 20, 2024
Comfy and boujee!
When you wear this shoe, anyone who compliments… just knows- it’s a brand and pretty iconic… I had mine for 7 years while working in the trades- unfortunately i neglected mine to a point of no return and ended up replacing them with new ones. Break in was not really that bad and once they’re broken in- they fit perfectly. Just take care of the leather with your brushing and conditioner. These can last for years!!!!! A+ in quality and craftsmanship- will buy again and again..
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
February 18, 2024
Outstanding Boot - Love the Hawthorne Muleskinner
I love the leather on these boots. It's high quality and beautiful and wears very well without any real upkeep or maintenance. My only complaint is the break-in around the collar. The way the very back of the collar hits my legs, it's rubbing and chaffing against my socks leaving painful horizontal marks on the back of my lower calf. I bought another pair in Copper Rough & Tough and don't have this issue at all (have worn another pair in amber harness for 20 years without this issue too). I think it's because the muleskinner leather is not as stiff so it doesn't hold a round "leg shape" like the stiffer copper leather. I hope in time it will break in to hold a rounder shape against my leg instead of laying so horizontal and cutting/rubbing across the back of my lower calf. For the price, nothing compares to the Iron Ranger. It's a fantastic boot that you can have and rebuild for many years if not decades. Sure you can spend twice the money and find even better boots out there, but short of custom handmade boots, Iron Rangers are some of the best I've ever worn.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
February 14, 2024
Love the boots
I'm a 12 in all nikes and vans got these in 11d fit great !!
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
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