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Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 3:23 pm
by ducksmuggler
I have always wore Red Wings. Carhartt is owned buy Red Wing shoe so is Sorel boots and works boots
Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 3:52 pm
by h2ofwlr
greatwhitehunter3! wrote:dwendt wrote:How long do they usually last for you? What's the general price range? If you don't mind answering
The ones I am wearing now I've had for going on 3.5 years. Wear them all year round pretty much every day except not every Sunday. Wear them in mud/water/snow/corn/soybeans you name it. Steel toed. Don't forsee needing new ones anytime soon.
I paid $120 back then.
Which model?
BTW, when I just did a quick search on Carharts--Zappos said D or EE for widths.... I hated seeing that.
Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 4:35 pm
by gimpfinger
Running on 3 years for my carharts. Half that in a welding shop and the other half doing farm/orchard work. They are beat up but still solid.
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Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 5:02 pm
by greatwhitehunter3!
h2ofwlr wrote:greatwhitehunter3! wrote:dwendt wrote:How long do they usually last for you? What's the general price range? If you don't mind answering
The ones I am wearing now I've had for going on 3.5 years. Wear them all year round pretty much every day except not every Sunday. Wear them in mud/water/snow/corn/soybeans you name it. Steel toed. Don't forsee needing new ones anytime soon.
I paid $120 back then.
Which model?
BTW, when I just did a quick search on Carharts--Zappos said D or EE for widths.... I hated seeing that.
Couldn't tell ya.
Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 5:27 pm
by h2ofwlr
Sometimes the model # is on the inside tongue or inside of the throat of the boot.
Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 6:29 pm
by greatwhitehunter3!
h2ofwlr wrote:Sometimes the model # is on the inside tongue or inside of the throat of the boot.
If it's where says size and what not that's all worn off.
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Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 6:39 pm
by gimpfinger
This help?
ASTMF2413-05
Stock no. 3706
Figuring gwh got his at a runnings there may be a chance mine are the same since the runnings here only carries one style in steel toe.
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Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 7:00 pm
by cstemig
I have used Red Wing "Worx" boots for many years. They are very warm and comfortable. If I needed to have them re-stitched or re-soled, I usually went to a local show repair shop for that.
If you don't have a local repair shop nearby, I'll recommend Burkhartzmeyer in Faribault. Brian and his staff down there are very knowledgeable and have a full repair shop.
Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 7:28 pm
by greatwhitehunter3!
gimpfinger wrote:This help?
ASTMF2413-05
Stock no. 3706
Figuring gwh got his at a runnings there may be a chance mine are the same since the runnings here only carries one style in steel toe.
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I actually got mine at TSC when I worked there back in college.
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Re: Work boots
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 7:49 pm
by THe CRiPPLeR
Damn... what are you guys doing to your boots. even my cheap ones last more then a year. My Redwings have always lasted 3 or more years. wear boots everyday. I also take care of them. clean em, oil em ect.