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Red wings at a discount price!!
My sister works at a red wing store in Portland org... It will take about a week if mailed normally, but you can probably get them faster if you need to.. I dont know how much of a discount she will give you, but im pretty sure it would be worth it!!
Her name is Nicole and her email is dvusjones@yahoo.com... she said email with you name and #, and she will get back to you with in 1 business day
Her name is Nicole and her email is dvusjones@yahoo.com... she said email with you name and #, and she will get back to you with in 1 business day
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Permalink Reply by Brandon Johnson on -
my last two pair of boots have been carhartt, but every one at the rig said red wig are the best.. So, i just had my sister mail me some red wing 4462 style.. we will see which is the better boot..
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Permalink Reply by Juan Gonzalez on -
red wings are overrated. way to expensive also. i bought a pull on pair for like 200 bucks...the inside barely lasted....and they soaked up water to quick.they werent to comfortable either.
i think the best boots are also real cheap...they are those georgia mud dogs...they sell them at academy...theyre comfortable ,inexpensive,last a long time....
Baffin boots are good too...especially for cold regions...
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Permalink Reply by Brandon Johnson on
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I talked with my sister and she said that you would not have a shipping cost, so even if you only got a 20% off a $200 boot thats $40 off, and it took about 5 days to get mine. To most guys in the patch thats chump change but if you like good deals hit her up and im sure it would be worth it!!...
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Permalink Reply by Anthony Wayne Eady on -
I like Redwings but I have a wide foot and even if I get a size larger than I normally wear, the toe box always squeezes my toes. I have found Redwing makes a "King toe" 44% more room in the toe box than normal boots, they are a god send. Also I have found no matter the boot manufacturer, if you get a good pair of insoles they all feel good. Redwing makes a moldeable insole, pre-heat the oven to 200 degrees, place the insole in the oven till the dot on the insole turns black, place insole in boot, step into boot and viola! No matter if you have fallen arches or a high arch, they mold to your feet. They cost 30 to 45 dollars but are worth it and they are guaranteed for 2 years.
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Permalink Reply by Wayne Nash on -
I've got a pair of Wolverine boots that are 5 years old and still going. Comfortable, waterproof, etc. 'Course I'm a consultant so I don't many complete trip's, etc., but they've been great. Only time I had to shuck them was when a 'safety nazi' told me that I had to have lace-ups. Why? Because, if you are welding and a spark falls down your pull-ons and burns your foot, you can sue and own the rig... lol I went to town and got a pair of Justins that fit. They are O.K., but I don't care for lace-ups. This was the same fool that told me to lose my wrist watch because it might pull my arm off, and I could sue... I can hardly wait 'til she wants to 'inspect' my OSHA jock-strap. I'll show her a 60 year old 'johnson' and ask if it passes inspection!
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Permalink Reply by Curtis on -
Someone hand me an icepick as I try to get that visual outta my head.........
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Permalink Reply by Tony Ackerman on -
ROTFLMFAO!
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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Counahan on -
my husband has worked on rigs for like 13 years and he WILL NOT wear anything but a red wing....if you buy them at feed stores you can get them for like 140...he has tried a couple....and he will wear a pair of red wings with holes in them before he will buy ANYTHING else!
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Permalink Reply by tony alvarez on -
red wing are the best boots to wear in the oil fields i lear my leason when i change to wolveregs i slipe and all most breck my nick i well never wear any other boots , when i had red wing i never slipe like i did hand down red wing is the way to go.
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