8085 Iron Range Iron Range Boots Copper Rough and Tough [Red Wing] US8.5D-Approx. 26.5cm… Ещё

Welcome to Select Items Norisuke. We are Japanese seller. We ship authentic items from Japan. Please enjoy shopping with peace of mind! You will find popular and useful products in Japan! LEATHER: Copper "Rough&Tough" / SOLE: Vibram 430 Mini Lug / CONSTRUCTION: Goodyear Welt / LAST No: 8 The Iron Range is a capped toe work boot with an extra layer of leather covering the toe. This capped toe doubles the leather in the toe area, increasing the durability of the boot and protecting the toes, and was once one of the mainstream designs for work boots. Depending on the leather (natural leather) and leather part used during production, the texture of the leather may differ, and due to the nature of the leather, there may be wrinkles, scratches, or left-right differences. These are not defective products, but are due to product characteristics. It is also a handmade and made in America product. Please enjoy the life of boots as the charm of genuine leather is that each piece of leather has a different expression as shown above. Depending on the web environment you are viewing, the appearance of colors and colors may differ from the actual product. There may be minor changes depending on the arrival time. Thank you for your understanding. REDWING (Red Wing) Iron Range (Iron Range Boots) Iron Range is an iron ore production area located in northern Minnesota. In the first half of the 20th century, many mines were developed here, and at one time it boasted the largest amount of mining in the United States. Workers working in these locations are constantly exposed to great danger. Today, this job would require safety shoes with steel toes, but in the early 20th century, when steel toes were not yet available, capped toes, which had two layers of leather in the toe area, were used instead. Another layer of leather is sewn over the toe of regular work boots to strengthen the toe. This capped toe design was widely used in work boots in the early 20th century. The oldest catalog kept by Red Wing is from 1910, and of the 37 types of work boots that appear there, 33 have this capped toe design. Red Wing's Iron Range boots follow the design of the traditional capped toe work boots worn by mining workers of the time.