Iron Ranger Boot - Women's
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Why We Like The Red Wing Heritage Iron Ranger Boot
We lace up the buttery Iron Ranger Boot for stylish comfort wherever we roam. The beautiful leather and classic construction pairs just as well with our flowy summer dress as it does with our well-worn jeans. We move freely with the supple upper bending to our every whim, while the cushy footbed gives us stress-free stepping.
Details
- Hardy boots to see you through thick and thin
- Soft leather uppers are comfortable right out of the box
- Cushioned footbed helps minimize stress as you walk
- Cork midsole molds naturally to your foot
- Vibram outsole delivers reliable grip on slick surfaces
- Goodyear Leather Welt construction is built to last
- Last no. 106 based on one of Red Wing's oldest
- Lace closure ensures a secure, adjustable fit
- Item #HTG0020
- Upper Material
- Goodyear Welt (full-grain leather)
- Closure
- lace
- Last
- 106
- Footbed
- Texon
- Midsole
- cork, steel shank
- Sole
- Vibram 430 mini-lug
- Shaft Height
- 6in
- Claimed Weight
- [single, size 7.5] 1lb 4.8oz
- Activity
- casual
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
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Overall Rating
4 based on 52 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJuly 4, 2024
Best Combat-Style Boot For Women On The Market
I'd been shopping around online for a combat style boot for a long time. I got attached to combat style boots when I was in the army. Theres something about boots that lace up around your ankles that is so comfortable in the way it stablizes your step. It just seems like there aren't a lot of boots of this style that are available for women which are made to the same quality standards as the boots made for men. Most are just garbage. It's difficult to find women's shoes, and particularly, boots, which are goodyear welted period, and ones which are made in the USA. The reason it's important to me to have them made in the USA is that I am a person who gets attached to things sentimentally. I owned a pair of boots once for 17 years. I had them resoled twice in that time. I take care of things that I own. I love Red Wings because I like the idea that there is a good possibility that in the life of my Iron Rangers, I may have the opportunity to wear them, love them, send them back to Red Wing, Minnesota, one or even two times and have them re-soled or rebuilt and then get them back to wear and love for more years. There are few things in this world that can be had like that. If I buy a shoe, even a really well-made shoe, from another country, in these uncertain times, the chances that I can have that kind of service from the original manufacturer, are really slim. I trust Red Wing. When I was younger and had very little means, I used to buy used Red Wings in thrift stores. I know the quality of Red Wings, inside and out. I know what it takes for a company to exist for over a hundred years in spite of all that has happened in this country. And that is remarkable. So when I wear my Iron Rangers, though they are still new, I enjoy them. They are super comfortable. They required very little breaking in, because for whatever reason, Red Wings and my feet are just simpatico. I've only had one pair of Red Wings, the 6" Mocs, that I really had to "break in" in the traditional way that people talk about when they refer to "breaking in a pair of Red Wings". My Iron Rangers just fit right out of the box. Every time I wear them they feel just better and better. I love them. They are just part of me now. I look forward to putting them on every time I wear them. Looking at them makes me happy. I love the patina they are taking on. I love the wear marks and the ridges and the impressions my feet are making in the insoles. They were worth every penny and more. I kind of want to get a pair in black now. But I sort of feel like I'd be cheating on these. (I realize that's weird.) Yesterday I wore them with cuffed skinny jeans and a cute top and dangly earrings. Today I'm going to wear them with Carhartt bibs to go fishing with my son on the 4th of July. These boots are for real life living.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
April 9, 2024
Love
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] beautiful boots that are made in America. I'm usually between size 8.5 & 9. ordered 9. fit is good. thought they'd require some breaking in but first wear was most of the day with no issue. lasting quality boots that won't be in a landfill in a couple of years. good collaboration Faherty!
Originally reviewed on Fahertybrand.com
January 17, 2024
Too Long but it’s worth it!
A gift from my boss! These boots are head turners, my boss and I were headed overseas and he’s walking toward me in the Airport, the rich color of the boots jumped out at me. Just beautiful, well my farewell gift was my very own pair. 2 1/2 years later and they look like old money!!! I will get the black ones next year.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
October 24, 2023
Not for people with high arches!!
I got these used, otherwise I would have returned them. They were essentially brand-new. The craftsmanship is great, the leather quality is great, I like that they're made in the US. I have a very high arch and a narrow foot. The tongue of the boot only opens out like an inch- I couldn't get my foot in them due to my arch. I've never seen a tongue like that- it basically is just there for decoration rather than to offer any adjustment. Rather than try to resell, I slit the tongues along the side stitching open about 3 inches to be able to get my foot in them. That worked. However, as I said, I have a very narrow foot, and they felt like they were cutting off my circulation, they were SO tight. I bought my usual shoe size (8) and have never had to deviate from that size. Additionally, the stitching at the bottom of the tongue is RIGHT where my arch is highest. After days of "leather stretching spray" (which I found out is just isopropyl alcohol and water...) and putting them on for as long as I could stand (maybe only 15 minutes at a time) they have now gotten into a somewhat wearable state. I will concede that they DID stretch out along the sides, but I am still fighting with the stitches along the arch. Because that is stitched, I don't know how much that will stretch upwards. I want to love them. Maybe I will grow to love them as I wear them more. But had I known any of this- that I literally had to cut the leather by 3 inches to get my foot in it- I would not have bought them and I would have returned them had I bought them new. I'm going to keep trying because I have them already, and now can't resell them because I cut the leather. I hope my review helps someone else with a high arch like me- be warned! I was able to make it work, but I wish I didn't have to do that.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
October 12, 2023
Durable for the long run!
I purchased a a pair of these 8 years ago and they are still going strong. With proper care over the years they still look as good as new all this time later. They do get some nice patina where the laces cross, and have some character from being worn. They are my go to boots on most days, with my black pair being the other. They are also 8 yrs old and going strong. Love these boots!
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
July 24, 2023
Best boots ever!
Bought these boots for horseback riding, but wear them everywhere! Best boots I’ve ever owned. IF I ever wear them out, I’ll get another pair immediately. Comfortable, true to size, can wear them all day long and then some.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
July 2, 2023
Best boot I own!
Got these in amber harness wide width, my second of three pair of RW’s and truly my favorite boot ever! The fit is perfect. Wide actually fits like a wide (unlike my moc toes). Not to mention a truly beautiful boot. Wish black was also offered in wide. I am disappointed more styles aren’t, there are many more I’d like to own!
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
June 23, 2023
Love these boots!
I finally took the plunge in buying these a bit before Christmas 2022 (about 6 months from the time of posting this) after saving up funds for quite awhile. Absolutely no regrets. I've been wearing these almost daily since I got them for going out, or for work (long days of standing and some walking), and they've helped to correct some foot damage/pain some cheap tennis shoes caused. Worth it for that alone, and they still seem to have a very solid and supportive sole unlike the tennis shoes that barely lasted six months. I feel a lot of people would shy away due to the higher price tag, but when it comes to a product that costs a bit more but will last much, much longer and can be resoled and fixed up it's definitely worth it. Less money lost, and less trash in the landfill. Not to mention they're a U. S. made shoe. One thing I would suggest though, that if you do go with the boots be sure to measure both feet! If you can make it into a store that would be the best scenario since they have a few ways to measure and possibly try on the boots for feel, but if that isn't possible measure both feet and go with the bigger of the two to avoid one being too tight and rubbing in weird places. Don't go by the "standard" shoe sizing as that can vary. Also keep in mind they will be pretty snug for a bit until they've been fully broken in. After that it's a very comfy fit with a bit of wiggle room depending on how thick your socks are. All in all would recommend. Love my boots and I'm sure I will for years to come!
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
May 5, 2023
6 years and counting!
I remember it took some doing to break these boots in but it was well worth it. They fit like a glove and 6 years in, I still wear them all the time. They’re due to be resoled but still have good years left in them. The entry price seems steep, but it’s a bargain for all the miles you’ll get out of them.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
January 4, 2023
Left boot still hurts
I bought my Iron Ranger boots two weeks ago and have been slowly breaking them in. I purchased the D width as the B felt too tight in the tow box. The right boot is now very comfortable but the left boot is very painful. The gusseted tongue press into the front of my foot making walking very uncomfortable. This was something that I did not feel when I walked around the store in the boots. I will give it another week but I'm not sure how long I can last with this pain.
Originally reviewed on redwingheritage.com
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