The Blacksmith is a boot highly appreciated for its daily and very portable versatility. An elegant and soft toe marks the road and solid hardware adorned with flat waxed laces are as durable as worthy. The Herreel Herrero descends from a boot that was used in the workshops during the day and shown himself to go out at night. The 6 -inch boot was designed to protect the feet and ankles from hot coals in the forge, and today blocks dirt in summer and snow in winter. True to its roots, the Blacksmith combines construction and materials that create resistant durability and an attractive style. First quality leather and a three-quarters good leather tribute with puritan triple stitch construction settle on a 430 mini-Lug 430 mini-large sole that provides reliable traction during all stations. The Blacksmith can be considered the classic American work shoe. In early 1900, when Red Wing Shoe Company began providing services in the rural areas of the United States, this style was very popular throughout the country. It is a versatile shoe that can easily happen from a day of hard work in the countryside or in the blacksmith workshop to one night in the city. Everything you need is a bit of polishing. For a long time it has been a multipurpose shoe in many industries.-He says with a toe that allows the fingers to move more naturally.-Adapt to a wide variety of feet forms.-Still: 03340