Category Archives: Steel Toe Boots
Composite Toe Boots or Steel Toe Boots?
June 21, 2017At Red Wing Richmond, we understand that customers want to know as much information as possible before investing in a high quality, long lasting pair of work boots. We’re here to help! We’d like to start by addresssing a common question we hear from potential customers almost daily. That questions is this: What are the major differences between composite toe boots and steel toe boots?
Both steel toe and composite toe boots have their advantages. What … Continue Reading →
Posted in Red Wing Shoes, Steel Toe Boots | Tagged comparison, composite toe, red wing shoes, safety boots, safety footwear, safety toe, steel toe |New Irish Setter Pull On Boots: 83926 and 83930
November 3, 2016We’re excited to introduce 2 new pairs of Irish Setter pull on boots: boot 83926 and boot 83930! These purpose-built Irish Setters are all about fit, function, and flair. Though they sport an attractive and distinctive look, these beauties are built to perform in a number of tough working conditions. Read on!
Pull On Boots
Pull on boots from Red Wing Shoes are the best way to get a comfortable, durable and rugged boot without … Continue Reading →
Posted in Irish Setters, Red Wing Shoes, Steel Toe Boots |Injex Boots from Red Wing
September 14, 2016
Rubber boots have been worn by wet-environment workers since, well, rubber was invented. They’ve done a great job for many years as the standard wet-environment and rain boot. However, things have changed. Red Wing has married our master boot making expertise with next-generation polymer composite to create the ultimate rubberized boot. Move aside, rubber boots… the age of Injex boots has begun!
The Best Rubber Boots are No Longer Made From Rubber
Our Injex boots … Continue Reading →
Posted in Red Wing Shoes, Rubber Boots, Steel Toe Boots | Tagged Injex Boots, Rain Boots, red wing richmond, Rubber Boots |The Importance of Steel-Toed Boots in the Construction Industry
May 24, 2013
People don’t really think about how complicated their feet are until they experience injury or foot pain due to stress injuries, overuse and more. Your feet keep you standing, are the reason you walk with ease, and merit the ultimate protection when you do a job as full of external risks as construction. Depending on the type of construction job you do, you may or may not be required by OSHA to wear steel-toed boots on … Continue Reading →
