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Why We Like The Red Wing Heritage Chukka Boot
The Red Wing Heritage Chukka Boot is a solid style originally made for those who worked indoors on heavy machinery and assembly lines. Their rugged leather upper will only ripen over time and is supported by triple-stitched seams for better longevity. Their softer Atlas tread sole was originally designed for work that required a lot of bending and lifting but will suit today's more casual boot wearers' style.
Details
- Classic work boot style evolved for everyday wear
- Leather upper offers signature style that wears well with age
- Goodyear welt construction is built to last
- Atlas tread sole is soft without sacrificing grip or durability
- Item #HTG000B
- Upper Material
- leather
- Closure
- lace
- Last
- 210
- Footbed
- leather
- Midsole
- cork
- Sole
- Atlas Tred rubber
- Activity
- casual
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited 1 year
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 94 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 17, 2024
Not what I’m used to getting from Red Wing
I purchased this chukka a few times to try different sizes and widths. Obviously I picked the size that fit. I’m just over two weeks in and my left heel still gets sore like the shoes aren’t broken in. This never happened with my blacksmiths. The difference in construction between the left and the right is noticeable in a couple ways. I can tie the left shoe easily with plenty of shoe lace to use but the right shoe doesn’t give the same amount of room. This is a wide size and the left shoe is definitely roomier than the right which may explain this lacing issue. It just feels weird having one shoe fit so different than the other and I am used to enjoying Red Wings but I’m not sure about these. Hopefully the issue will resolve itself in time.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
April 15, 2024
Great boot
I have 2 pair of these. One Sunday got to meeting pair another for everything else. Had the old pair about 15 years. I recommend these highly. Had them resoled and this made the old pair look vintage! Buy this boot!
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
April 1, 2024
Love them!
I spend a lot of time on my feet at work, with weather warming up this are the perfect pair of boots. Comfortable out of the box and short break in period compared to my other red wings I own. Only downfall is I feel the laces are a bit short, but those can easily be replaced! Another successful purchase in my book.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
March 14, 2024
Best work boots I've ever owned. Made in the US.
These have held up well after a year of daily abuse. The soles could probably use a replace and I have a couple stitches that need attention, but I'm confident if I take care of these, I'll have them for life. Break in was a nightmare for me personally, but once I broke em, they are as comfy as slippers. Nice bonus, I get lots of compliments on them.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
March 2, 2024
Style and Comfort
Have had for 2+ months and have been wearing 6 days a week. Very stylish and comfortable and fit just right.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
February 28, 2024
High quality
Bought these beautiful boots a month ago and like all the redwings I’ve bought I have no regrets always satisfied with redwings these are very comfortable and the Leather looks great conditions very well easy to put on and take off before break in wouldn’t change anything about it
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
February 24, 2024
Substantial Shoes
Bought these November 2023- it’s now almost March 2023 and they are getting semi- broken in. I’ve used half a tub of the leather cream and I’ve got to say these are some fine boots. They work for business casual or out in the dirt. These things are so well built I fully expect them to last 20 years minimum. Substantial they are!
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
February 22, 2024
Another beautiful pair of red wings
The closest thing Red Wing has to a "shoe" at the moment. Decided to give them a shot. Fit is true to size (so, half a size up from my iron rangers) but they are a tad narrow. If they came in E3 I would at least try them on. E2 seems like they'll be OK though. Folks you need to properly size your shoes. Yes they are very stiff and need breaking in but I can easily tolerate a full day in them with out blisters, bleeding or pain. If they are so bad you can't wear them you need a different size. Traditional leather footbed so don't expect cushy comfort right out of the box. The wedge outsole is also harder than I expected. They'll be firm at first. No complaints with comfort though, this is expected from their traditional, rugged construction. I simply love the look of them. They have a unique cut and last shape. The briar leather is gorgeous as well. Thanks RW for another great shoe. I expect they'll last for years and years, and I hope you release some shoes (not boots) in the future. Maybe oxfords. You've got a customer for life if you keep making them this way.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
January 14, 2024
Lots of compliments
I have walked the city and all over creation with these chukkas - for 15 years! No word of a lie. The soles have held up until I would say year 12 - but I just kept on going in them. The leather still looks good. No stitching has come undone, or any other facet to the boot, other than the soles need to be replaced (which I plan on doing). I also plan on buying another pair. Here's what I've learned: 1.) The sales people are very helpful BUT they misguided me when it came to the size. I usually wear a 12-13 EE size sneaker (depending on the brand) and they had me buy an 11.5 D. They advised that it would stretch quite a bit, but they have always just felt a touch too snug (even after 15 years!). 2.) My true size is 12EE in these boots - although I could totally see how a 12D may stretch to the perfect width, BUT I would strongly suggest bringing 2 pairs of your favorite socks when you try on. Only because my thick winter socks make that 12D really fill in (and they still fit fine), but I can't help but want the wider boot. 3.) The insoles really never "molded" to my foot and to this day are pretty much as unchanged as when I bought them. 4.) The insoles lack arch support and feel flat. 5.) Adding an insole makes your normal size entirely too small to even put your foot into, so if you want to remedy the flat stock insole, you have to size up up up. And I am not sure if you end up with clown size shoes by doing so. 6.) I would suggest finding arch support that is not an entire insole insert, in other words, just the an arch support insert. Drug stores carry something called 'moleskin' and its a pretty good DIY for this, but I would spend a good amount of time making sure you cut the moleskin correctly. At the end of the day, I wish Redwing would rething the sole in this one because it really is a phenomenal chukka - and I receive a lot of compliments on them over the years. I will be buying a second pair, and resoling my OG's. Here's to supporting American Made Products!
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
January 3, 2024
Old world value
I’ve only been wearing the Work Chukka for a few days, but I can tell it’s going to be a great shoe for me. I’m 70 years old and retired and dealing with rheumatoid arthritis which has already caused a little bone deterioration in my feet. I bought the Weekend Chukka in store a few weeks ago, and I like it, too, but the Work Chukka is a sturdier, more substantial build. I use the thin leather Red Wing insert and a medium weight merino wool sock. The feel is like a more substantial, sturdy sneaker because of the cushioned sole. I can tell this is going to be excellent footwear for me, and the Weekend Chukka will be an excellent summer shoe. I wear an 11 in the Weekender and an 11.5 EE in the Work version because I had read it runs narrow. Love them both.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
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