Wolverine has
Wolverine Men's Spencer Waterproof Hiking Boots (Brown/Black) on sale for
$50 when you apply promo code
BOOTFOR50 at checkout.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Sizing and availability may vary.
Thanks to Staff Member
Red_Liz for sharing this deal.
About this product:
- Waterproof nubuck and nylon upper
- Sweat-fighting mesh lining
- Removable full-cushion footbed molds to your foot
- Stabilizing rubber cup outsole Lightweight cement construction
- Lightweight nylon shank fights fatigue
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Wolverine Spencer waterproof hiking boots stand out as a budget waterproof option with extra wide sizes and free shipping. The boots have held up for years in Michigan winter, keeping feet dry through slush, water, and snow, and the wide fit helps for broader feet. The main cautions are possible stitching and build quality concerns, plus some reports of wet feet despite the waterproof label. They also sound warm and sweaty for year round wear, so they fit cold, wet conditions best.
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"We regret to inform you that your order WXXXX9 is unable to be shipped to your region as it includes an item that is not compliant with Colorado's HB22-1345 (Chemical Consumer Protection Act). Because of this, we will be cancelling your order and issuing a refund."
"We regret to inform you that your order WXXXX9 is unable to be shipped to your region as it includes an item that is not compliant with Colorado's HB22-1345 (Chemical Consumer Protection Act). Because of this, we will be cancelling your order and issuing a refund."
Thanks. So I should side step down? It definitely looks better than sitting on my but and inching down. I've watched youtube videos of people using hiking poles as a third leg and intentionally starting a controlled slide.
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