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Wolverine Men's Work Hiker Mid Waterproof Boots (Soft or Steel Toe)
$65
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Wolverine has Wolverine Men's Work Hiker Boots (Various) on sale for $65 when you apply promo code APWH6N5 in cart. Shipping is free.
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Wolverine has Wolverine Men's Work Hiker Boots (Various) on sale for $65 when you apply promo code APWH6N5 in cart. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member TenseManatee7799 for sharing this deal.
Available:
- Men's Work Hiker Mid Waterproof Boot (Soft Toe, Dark Coffee)
- Men's Work Hiker Mid Waterproof Boot (Steel Toe, Dark Coffee)
- Men's Apprentice Wedge 6" Moc-Toe Work Boot (Cashew)
- Men's Apprentice Wedge 6" Moc-Toe Work Boot (Fossil)
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Written by NgocOutSavings | Staff- About this store:
- Wolverine Returns & Exchanges Policy
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- Please see the original post for additional details & give the wiki and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Update: This very popular deal is still available.
Wolverine has Wolverine Men's Work Hiker Boots (Various) on sale for $65 when you apply promo code APWH6N5 in cart. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member TenseManatee7799 for sharing this deal.
Available:
Wolverine has Wolverine Men's Work Hiker Boots (Various) on sale for $65 when you apply promo code APWH6N5 in cart. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member TenseManatee7799 for sharing this deal.
Available:
- Men's Work Hiker Mid Waterproof Boot (Soft Toe, Dark Coffee)
- Men's Work Hiker Mid Waterproof Boot (Steel Toe, Dark Coffee)
- Men's Apprentice Wedge 6" Moc-Toe Work Boot (Cashew)
- Men's Apprentice Wedge 6" Moc-Toe Work Boot (Fossil)
Editor's Notes
Written by NgocOutSavings | Staff- About this store:
- Wolverine Returns & Exchanges Policy
- Additional notes:
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the wiki and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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If you don't like a brand or the way it fits, you probably tried in the wrong size or that boot/shoe isn't the shape for your foot. I have several pairs of wolverines, redwings, Salomon, merrels, dr martins, adidas, Nike, converse. I have a couple I rotate out for work being on my feet 50 hours a week.
I know by the end of that first week if those boots are gonna keep up and hold up to my line of work in automotive field. I've tried on hundreds of boots last few years and never found that perfect one but I have a few that are good enough and for the price get me a few years for work that's acceptable. Less places offer doing a retread and repair. For the cost it's cheaper to buy a new set and run them till the treads gone or the arch fails.
Over 20 years in same industry and i know what works for me. Just not so easy to find one that stacks up. Everyone's got different needs so only way to know is go try them on, get the correct size or if you can't, order a pair and see how they work out. Wear them around in the house and you'll be able to return, exchange for what might work better. Cheers!
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Wolverine's work hiker boots stand out as a budget waterproof work boot with a wide fit, and the low price has matched or beaten past deals. The strongest praise is for comfort, durability, and a roomy toe box when paired with good insoles, with some pairs holding up for years in long shifts, concrete work, or motorcycle commuting. The main cautions are uneven quality over time, stiff or uncomfortable break in, and reports of arch collapse or early wear on heavier use. A practical pick if fit and construction line up for your feet.
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They can be comfortable for some feet, especially with a wide toe box and good insoles, but several reports describe them as stiff or painful for full-day wear. A few buyers found them comfortable and durable for the price, while others felt pain above the big toe knuckle or said the boots were very uncomfortable.
Durability is reported as decent at the $65 price, but newer pairs may not last like older Wolverine boots. Some pairs have held up for years with only insole replacement, while other reports say recent pairs can wear out in about 6 months or have quality issues.
Yes, they may need a break-in period, especially in the insole and footbed. One detailed recommendation is to try them on for 5-10 minutes first, then judge them after about a week of heavy use, since fit and arch shape vary a lot by foot.
They are a reasonable buy if you want a wide, waterproof work boot at this price and can return them if the fit is wrong. The wide toe box is a plus for long shifts on concrete, but the arch can collapse for heavier users or people with flat feet.
Check the sole stiffness, toe-box fit, and overall construction before committing. The boots can have a very rigid sole, and quality checks mentioned include even stitching, a Goodyear welt or Blake stitch, and no cement construction.
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Rocky, Steel Blue, and Ariat are a few brands with wider toe boxes.
When it comes to work boots, especially if your employer will pay for them, go with what's comfortable and will last.
I recommend Danner's; I've had one pair since 2001 (yes, really); just take care of them - clean, wash, dry, oil.
Rocky, Steel Blue, and Ariat are a few brands with wider toe boxes.
I replaced the insole padding a few times but super tough so far. For reference, Skechers, Wolverine, and Irish Setter generally fit me perfectly… Keen, Merrill, and redwings do NOT.
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