Part of a limited capsule celebrating 120 years of Red Wing
Red Wing Heritage has been making boots for 120 years and counting. The Pecos boot, which originally debuted in 1953, is a Western-style boot that uses genuine Hawthorne Muleskinner leather and a leather insole. It's made with resoleable Goodyear welt construction, so this one can last decades—while fitting any look along the way. Red Wing even buried a set of the boots in this capsule, and plans on digging them up and relaunching them in 120 more years. That's how timeless they are.
Features
Made in Red Wing, Minnesota
Part of Red Wing's limited 120 Year Capsule
Leather insole
Resoleable Goodyear welt construction
Materials
Upper: Hawthorne Muleskinner leather
Outsole: Brown Chemigum
Insole: Leather
Last: 17
Sizing
Red Wing boots typically run a ½ size large, we recommend sizing down half a size
Care
To clean, use warm water and a brush to remove dirt then dry with a cloth
To condition, apply a light coat of your favorite leather conditioner, mink oil, or all natural boot oil
To further protect, lightly mist a leather protector in a sweeping motion (this will protect against dirt and moisture)
About Red Wing Heritage
For over a century, the Red Wing Heritage classic boots have been a mainstay of the American worker, solidifying them as one of the most recognized (and coveted) names in quality boots. Red Wing Boots and the Heritage brand has carved its name into US history by building tough, dependable footwear for miners, paratroopers, and 9-to-5 warriors. But while a perfectly broken-in pair boasts a comfort-level rivaling the coziest house shoes, sometimes we're a little impatient. So when we met Red Wing Heritage’s latest boots, requiring absolutely zero break-in time, our weary feet breathed a sigh of relief. These rugged, classic boots are built with supple full-grain leather, delivering all-day comfortable and strikingly handsome upper. Set on cushy outsoles for steadfast traction on any terrain, they’ll handily take you from work-week duties straight into off-the-clock adventures.
