Red Wing Shoes

Great service! John Appleton was very helpful in getting me the correct size and proper insole for my feet. They have an electronic thing you stand on to measure your exact foot size and where your weight is mostly at on your feet. Great product, great service!

Take a stroll back in time to an era before the crapification of everything took hold. I came here a few days ago to get a pair of boots for my son who will be working on his feet all winter, often in the cold. We walked in and there was a wall full of work boots, all of them looking like they were built to survive a thermonuclear blast. Add to that two very helpful and knowledgeable salesmen who helped my son find exactly what he was looking for. Have you ever seen real double-​stitching on soles before? You will here!
As a bonus, this store carries a wide range of cold-​weather work gear, most of it from Carhartt. I picked up the winter cap I needed while we were here, wore it during the snow today, and consider it $ 20 well spent. But we’re also talking about extremely durable and rugged cold weather gear, the kind you’ll find highway workers wearing in January in Duluth.
So this is a great place, but maybe not what the average Unilocaler is looking for. It’s definitely geared to people who do hard physical work for a living and need the clothes that will stand up to it. And it’s not cheap (the boots were around $ 270), so it’s really made for people who do hard physical work and get decent union wages to go with it. That’s a shrinking market, which may explain why it’s so rare to find a store that hasn’t given in to the crapfication of everything.
I’ll be back.

@Lee-Han h. I don’t really understand your complaint, we carry small sizes for those in need as well as large sizes up to 15E4. If your a bigger woman or have larger feet and the woman’s aren’t cutting it, you can always try a small men’s size. I’m sorry redwing professional, which is rated number one in retail customer servoxe, couldn’t help you or refer you to a store with the right fit

I hate this place. Many of my friends went here looking for shoes.
They are nice shoes but it’s hard finding your size. It’s like the attack of the small feet pod people. What grown woman wears a size 6 shoe and is 5’7? What grown man wears a size 8… awwww awful. If they want to make money they need to go to Childrens place and set up shop next door. How do they get by?

I went to this store once. I liked the shoes, they had a lot of variety. But they didnt have the size I was lookin for. So, I didnt end up getting anything.