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frontpageLovelyCheetah | Staff posted Aug 11, 2026 10:06 PM

Wolverine Men's 1000 Mile Plain-Toe Boots (Various)

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Wolverine has select Men's 1000 Mile Plain-Toe Boots on sale for $255 each when you apply promo code UBR17XS in cart. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.
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About the 1000 Mile Plain-Toe Classic Boot:
  • Handcrafted in the USA, supporting American workers and manufacturing
  • Unlined upper made from premium leather from Horween Leather Company in Chicago, Illinois
  • Leather outsole with Vibram® rubber forepart and heel for traction and durability from Williamsport, Pennsylvania
  • Flat waxed cotton laces from Landrum, South Carolina
  • Time-tested Goodyearâ„¢ Welt construction is durable, flexible and allows the boot to be resoled for years of wear
  • Formerly known as the 1000 Mile Evans Boot, this style was recreated from our archival 1914 1000 Mile pattern and updated with highly functional Vibram® rubber tap sole

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that the Plain-Toe Classic Boot is $34.95 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $289.95.
  • Ratings vary from 4.4 to 4.6 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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Written by LovelyCheetah | Staff
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Wolverine has select Men's 1000 Mile Plain-Toe Boots on sale for $255 each when you apply promo code UBR17XS in cart. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member LovelyCheetah for sharing this deal.
  • Note: Available sizes will vary.
Available:
About the 1000 Mile Plain-Toe Classic Boot:
  • Handcrafted in the USA, supporting American workers and manufacturing
  • Unlined upper made from premium leather from Horween Leather Company in Chicago, Illinois
  • Leather outsole with Vibram® rubber forepart and heel for traction and durability from Williamsport, Pennsylvania
  • Flat waxed cotton laces from Landrum, South Carolina
  • Time-tested Goodyearâ„¢ Welt construction is durable, flexible and allows the boot to be resoled for years of wear
  • Formerly known as the 1000 Mile Evans Boot, this style was recreated from our archival 1914 1000 Mile pattern and updated with highly functional Vibram® rubber tap sole

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that the Plain-Toe Classic Boot is $34.95 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $289.95.
  • Ratings vary from 4.4 to 4.6 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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Nessism
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These are good boots. You will be hard-pressed to find something better at this price point.

They run large. Size down 1/2 size. There is no wide size, which is a bummer. They are leather boots, though, and can be stretched. I did so by stuffing towels inside, then warming the outside with a heat gun.
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I grew up wearing boots, wore them long before you were born. I worked cattle, drove all kinds of tractors and combines, baled hay/straw/grain feed and worked dry land fields that were 45 miles from the nearest town - all in boots. Just to put myself through college so I wouldn't have to do work like that the rest of my life. And I still wear boots, and they work great on my place in the mountains, even when replacing septic lines and cutting wood. And yes I prance around in them in the office because I can afford these, and Nicks and Whites and Aldens because I wore cheap Naconas earning money to myself through college. I hope that's ok with you.
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WTF are you talking about? Cobblers stretch shoes all the time. It won't turn a narrow shoe into a wide, but you can get extra room that way. I know I did. Again, these boots run large. I wear a 9.5 or even a 10, depending on the specific shoe, but with these a 9 fits me nicely (other than needing a little stretching across the ball of the foot).
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These are good boots. You will be hard-pressed to find something better at this price point.

They run large. Size down 1/2 size. There is no wide size, which is a bummer. They are leather boots, though, and can be stretched. I did so by stuffing towels inside, then warming the outside with a heat gun.
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Quote from Nessism :
These are good boots. You will be hard-pressed to find something better at this price point.They run large. Size down 1/2 size. There is no wide size, which is a bummer. They are leather boots, though, and can be stretched. I did so by stuffing towels inside, then warming the outside with a heat gun.
My exact question thanks. You have to type the code in fyi it didn't let my copy and paste for some reason.
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Better be made out of literal wolverine
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Better be made out of literal wolverine
meh, Logan regenerates anyway.
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Quote from artvandelay0 :
Nonsense. You can't make a shoe a wider size by "stretching" the leather. Utter nonsense.

If you follow this advice you will end up like many others with foot problems caused by shoes that are too small. Your toes should be able to splay when you walk.

For some reason these boot guys like to have cramped toes while they prance around in their fancy footwear.
WTF are you talking about? Cobblers stretch shoes all the time. It won't turn a narrow shoe into a wide, but you can get extra room that way. I know I did. Again, these boots run large. I wear a 9.5 or even a 10, depending on the specific shoe, but with these a 9 fits me nicely (other than needing a little stretching across the ball of the foot).
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Quote from gzrecoil :
It's because you're looking at them from eye level. These are real leather boots, even at eye level, in person they look striking. The black photo here especially looks funky, these are definitely great looking boots though I assure you.I've owned a brown 1000 miles pair for over five years and I've never met someone who didn't like them on me.I've worn them a lot over the years and I only conditioned them once after probably five years and they still look just about brand new. I regret not conditioning them sooner because the creases started getting a tad dry, but they bounced back really well. I highly recommend at this price. I probably paid about $225 on a slickdeal for factory blemish (I couldn't find the blemish) 6-7 years ago. These definitely get my testimonial. Perfect time of year for the sale too, in the northeast these boots wear great in the fall before the rock salt gets thrown down everywhere.I went to a red wing retail store to confirm my size before buying and I highly recommend you do the same because these have a Goodyear welt and are resoleable and will last you a very long time if you take good care of them. They did have a slight break in period before the leather melded to my foots shape.The main rule to know is that if you wear these for extended periods such as to work, don't wear them again the next day to allow them to sufficiently return to normalized moisture level, and to use the redwing boot color matched conditioner before they start drying out. That helps extend the life of leather footwear significantly.If you're on the fence I say go for it, this is not a purchase you'll regret.
Use obenauff on the inside of the boot. These are unlined so you can condition them on the inside and they don't change color so you don't have to use specific color conditioner. Put them in the sun inside your house or near a heat source before conditioning. Warming the leather a bit does wonders. And lastly buy a boot dryer and put them on it after a long day or after they get wet. Boot dryers extended the life of my kids soccer shoes over the years.
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Quote from Nessism :
These are good boots. You will be hard-pressed to find something better at this price point.They run large. Size down 1/2 size. There is no wide size, which is a bummer. They are leather boots, though, and can be stretched. I did so by stuffing towels inside, then warming the outside with a heat gun.
I just bought a pair of used Rhodes boots for $35 that smelled new. This is my second pair of Rhodes boots and I am extremely impressed by the quality of them now. They sell for around this price on Huckberry. My first pair of Rhodes were bought 10 years ago and were good quality but a large step below what they are producing now. J Crew Kenton boots are also pretty nice at this price point
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Quote from Skankhose2456 :
lol I'm 6'5" size 13 shoe. Brunt wedge work boots are my everyday wear. If you wanna look "dapper" in your little shiny dress boots go ahead no one's stopping you. You strike me as a soft dude... too many of those nowadays
I grew up wearing boots, wore them long before you were born. I worked cattle, drove all kinds of tractors and combines, baled hay/straw/grain feed and worked dry land fields that were 45 miles from the nearest town - all in boots. Just to put myself through college so I wouldn't have to do work like that the rest of my life. And I still wear boots, and they work great on my place in the mountains, even when replacing septic lines and cutting wood. And yes I prance around in them in the office because I can afford these, and Nicks and Whites and Aldens because I wore cheap Naconas earning money to myself through college. I hope that's ok with you.
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