Red Wing Shoes
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New vs now
IR 8111
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Damn, they got a lot darker.
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Obenauffs. And indigo hue from brushing them after every wear before boxing them.
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Yep, that'd do it.
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New. From RW outlet. Discontinued and last pr just happened to be my size.
Absolute steal!
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Had my head in the sand for the release of the Beckman 9060 flat box but think I’m going to be adding a pair to the collection, they look amazing.
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^^any tips/tricks to breaking these in?
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Some breakin process. Damn thes have been a booger! 2 conditioning treatments on the front upper.
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Few months wear of these flat toe beckman's, now it's cooled down in NY I can wear them again without suffering.
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What are the middle pair @Stepecken ? I love the colour.
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What are the middle pair @Stepecken ? I love the colour.
Iron ranger 8111
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I have a pair of 877s that i haven't cared for at all yet because i love the color and do not want to darken them too much. I really need to get them waterproofed though… any help would be very welcomed
I was thinking of applying sno seal but I'm fairly sure that will totally darken them a few shades. I own red wing boot oil, mink oil, leather cream and the leather protector spray not sure what one would be best to keep em dry during the canadian winter here -
I’ve applied the neutral cream to other RW without color change. Admittedly those were darker hues to begin with.
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I don't think the boot cream will keep snow and water out. I have been wrong before though.
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I use Obenaufs and that has served me well.
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I had an old pair of Iron Rangers that I had worn a lot years ago but hadn’t been wearing much lately because of the lack of traction with the nitrile cork soles. I decided to have the boots resoled with some Vibram 100 honey soles and they just came back to me today. it’s safe to say they’ll be getting more wear now.
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Those things are bullet proof now. I did the same thing with one of my pair (except I went with the black) and wore them for 4 years while working on the railroad walking on that abrasive ballast rock all day. They could easily go another 4 years…
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