$299.99
This classic pull-on offers absolute toughness and durability for the full range of heavy industrial work environments. The full-grain leather boots get their name from the nails that cinch over to firmly lock the heel in place, so that they only come off when you want them to. Underneath, The Vibram cork sole offers best-in-class resistance to oil/gas, chemicals, abrasion and heat.
$299.99
These classics deliver absolute durability for the full range of heavy industry environments, making them popular favorites for work in construction, ranching, farming and oil and gas. These full-grain leather boots feature nails that cinch over to firmly lock the heel in place, so that they only come off when you want them to. Convenient handles make it quick and easy to slide your feet into place. Red Wing Shoe Company had an office in Dallas, Texas as early as 1923 to serve the unique market of ranchers, cowboys and oil drilling roughnecks in the region. At the time, most of these workers wore pull-on riding boots, often with decorative stitching, and Red Wing responded with one of its own in the 1930s. Our pull-on boot was given a new name, Pecos, after a town in Texas and it evolved into one of our most popular styles, thanks to its simple design, comfortable fit, and rugged good looks. Still made the same way with quality leathers in our factory in Red Wing, the Pecos is now seen on hardworking feet from coast to coast, both ends of the Mississippi, and everywhere in between. Call it a cowboy boot, with a Minnesota twist.
$299.99
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These classics deliver absolute durability for the full range of heavy industry environments, making them popular favorites for work in construction, ranching, farming and oil and gas. These full-grain leather boots feature nails that cinch over to firmly lock the heel in place, so that they only come off when you want them to. Convenient handles make it quick and easy to slide your feet into place. Red Wing Shoe Company had an office in Dallas, Texas as early as 1923 to serve the unique market of ranchers, cowboys and oil drilling roughnecks in the region. At the time, most of these workers wore pull-on riding boots, often with decorative stitching, and Red Wing responded with one of its own in the 1930s. Our pull-on boot was given a new name, Pecos, after a town in Texas and it evolved into one of our most popular styles, thanks to its simple design, comfortable fit, and rugged good looks. Still made the same way with quality leathers in our factory in Red Wing, the Pecos is now seen on hardworking feet from coast to coast, both ends of the Mississippi, and everywhere in between. Call it a cowboy boot, with a Minnesota twist.