--- product_id: 26421771 title: "Red Wing Heritage Men's Beckman Round 6\" Boot" brand: "red wing shoes" price: "฿3555" currency: THB in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/26421771-red-wing-heritage-mens-beckman-round-6-boot store_origin: TH region: Thailand --- # Red Wing Heritage Men's Beckman Round 6" Boot **Brand:** red wing shoes **Price:** ฿3555 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Red Wing Heritage Men's Beckman Round 6" Boot by red wing shoes - **How much does it cost?** ฿3555 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.th](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/26421771-red-wing-heritage-mens-beckman-round-6-boot) ## Best For - red wing shoes enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted red wing shoes brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Red Wing makes all their shoes to an extremely high standard – they want them to last, to be supportive, and to look good. Their Beckman boot hits all these targets. Quality leather is burnished and subtly topstitched for a timeless feel, while comfort is assured by a cushioned insole that keeps you dry and supported underfoot. Leather soles get mega slip-resistance from lug rubber zones. For almost a century, Red Wing Shoes has been producing top-quality work boots and shoes. It started with a corner store in the quiet river town of Red Wing, Minn. Today, Red Wing Shoes produces thousands of handmade shoes every day, making their legendary quality available worldwide. A true American success story, Red Wing Shoes provided footwear for the U.S. Military in both World Wars. Norman Rockwell created artwork for the company during the 1960s. And in the new global economy, Red Wing Shoes continues to evolve to meet the needs of a new generation, with more than 150 styles perfect for work or play. Red Wing Shoes is legendary for producing tough, durable footwear that can handle any challenge. Their shoes and boots are created with four principles in mind: quality, durability, comfort, and craftsmanship. Each is given a hand inspection before being sent out the door, to ensure that it meets Red Wing Shoes' exacting standards. And the quality of their footwear is guaranteed. So look to Red Wing Shoes first for footwear that lasts. Review: Substantial, durable, versatile - worth the money. - I've always loved boots. When I was in high school, I remember wearing a beat up pair of old Wolverines until the soles literally disintegrated. But for a while, I got away from the lifestyle. But recently, my lifestyle and own personal sense of style seemed to demand a return to wearing functional footwear that also looked great. After some research on multiple websites, I determined that the consensus was that Red Wing was the best combination of price value and quality (although really, you can't go wrong with Wolverine or Chippewa either). Between these and the Iron Rangers, I chose to go with the Beckmans for a couple of reasons. 1) The soles on the Beckman aren't the super slick cork that the Iron Rangers use. Although it's only a half lugged sole, it gives you MUCH more grip than the Iron Ranger ever will. (Although if you must have the Iron Ranger, but want a better grip, check out the Oxblood version. Red Wing puts a lugged sole on only that color currently, for some reason) 2) Working in a smart-casual/business casual environment, the Beckmans were a better choice for me. Although you will NEVER get away with wearing these with a suit, they don't look out of place at all with a nice pair of chinos or khakis. Also, the leather is easy to polish up to a nice sheen, if desired. Upon unboxing these bad boys, there's one word that comes to mind: substantial. The leather is quality, and quite thick. The smell is like tanner's heaven. Picking them up, these are heavy for a pair of boots. These are built to last for a very, very long time. As far as fit goes, I agree with all the other reviews. Size down. IF YOU HAVE A WIDE FOOT: Do a half size down. That's what I did, and they're perfect. I'm usually a 12, and wear a 11.5 in these. IF YOU HAVE A NORMAL FOOT/WANT TO WEAR INSOLES: You should probably go a full size down. I personally don't mind the stiff insole the Beckmans, but I can imagine you'll need the extra room just to get them on if you're putting anything extra inside the boot. BREAKING THEM IN: This seems to vary widely from person to person. It took me a couple of days to get the full comfort level, and I never experienced the pain some people here describe. I started just by wearing them around the house for a couple of hours, and only the first time did my feet come away remotely sore. No blisters or other problems to report. Nowadays I can wear them all day without a second thought. They're not running shoes, obviously, but I have run for short distances in them with no issue. It's still slightly tricky getting them on and off, though. Plan ahead if you want to wear them to the airport. ARE THEY WORTH THE MONEY AND BREAK-IN? I'd say yes, absolutely. These are a darn fine pair of boots. If you want a pair of shoes you can buy, and then not worry about, then you've come to the right place. I recently hiked up a small mountain in Colorado wearing them, snow and all, and these Beckmans kept my feet warm, and my footing solid. Although I personally wouldn't wear these doing manual labor, that's more about the price point than the quality - they could certainly handle a hard day's work, I just don't want to mess up the beautiful leather so early in their lifespan if I can help it. So far, all they've needed is the occasional wiping off from dust. Simply put, these are the best boots I've ever owned. Review: Hesitated due to cost. Took me forever to finally do it. Worth every penny. - It took me about 2 years to buy these boots. Usually, I look for boots in the $60-$100 range, and replace them about every 18 months. But every week or so, I'd check desertcart and other online sellers to see if the price of these apparently perfect boots would ever drop. It didn't. But my pop is a die-hard RedWing fan, having an impressive collection that includes some pair older than I am. "Do you like buying boots?" He asked. "No," I replied. "Then buy these, and don't ever have to buy any again." Now that I have them, I see what he means. It's night and day to any other pair I've ever owned. Sure, at first they were stiff, and there was a hotspot along the side of my foot after the second day of all-day wear, but two-weeks later, they fit perfectly and are as comfortable as a good sneaker. They look sharp and I get compliments constantly (I bought the "Cigar" color). They were true to size for me. I bought the same size I wear in Timbs, if that helps. I wear them in my busy office where I'm often on my feet, and also at home, where I work for hours as a carpenter. I've also worn them out about the town. Nasty New England ice hasn't proven a problem, and feet stay warm and dry during long, rainy city walks. In fact, I'd say that for long walking, these are the best things I've ever strapped to my feet; even better than my runners. I may not have much to offer folks who are considering these but already own a few other pair of pricey boots, except I can say that they're exquisitely crafted, comfortable, and as I said, look sharp as heck with jeans. To those who are unsure about spending this much, but are tired of the boot let-down or having to have four pairs of boots because the "do-alls" are always too expensive, I say go for it. The moment they're on your feet, the cost will make sense. Edit: I've now had these boots for a whole year, wearing the absolute heck out of them, and they look even better than the day I bought them. I oiled them with some pine-tar boot protector and they darkened at first, almost too much, and it broke my heart, but then they lightened back up. The age around the toebox adds awesome character and the more I wear these, the more people comment on them, and the more comfortable they get. Still my absolute favorite footwear. ## Features - Plain-toe ankle boot featuring waxed leather finish and contrast stitching,Many customers buy Red Wing Heritage footwear 1/2 size smaller than their normal size - Style No. 9023 - Topline piping - Lug outsole - Features black eyelets hardware and 48 inch black flat waxed lace ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B009UT3GDU | | Boot Form Type | Work Boot | | Brand | Red Wing Shoes | | Closure Type | Lace-Up | | Color | Walnut Settler | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 305 Reviews | | Embellishment Feature | Contrast Stitching, Piping | | Fabric type | 100% Leather | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00883444980714 | | Heel Type | Flat | | Item Weight | 1.5 pounds | | Manufacturer | Red Wing Shoes | | Material Fabric | Leather | | Model Name | Beckman 6" Round | | Occasion | Work | | Origin | Made in US | | Outer Material | Leather | | Outer material | Leather | | Pattern | Solid | | Seasons | Fall | | Shoe Height Map | Ankle-High | | Sole Material | Roccia | | Sole material | Roccia | | Style Name | Beckman 6" Round | | Style Number | 9023 6" Beckman | | Toe Style | Plain Toe | | UPC | 883444980714 | | Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant | | lining-description | Leather | ## Images ![Red Wing Heritage Men's Beckman Round 6" Boot - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51ONfUFawVL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Substantial, durable, versatile - worth the money. *by J***H on January 4, 2016* I've always loved boots. When I was in high school, I remember wearing a beat up pair of old Wolverines until the soles literally disintegrated. But for a while, I got away from the lifestyle. But recently, my lifestyle and own personal sense of style seemed to demand a return to wearing functional footwear that also looked great. After some research on multiple websites, I determined that the consensus was that Red Wing was the best combination of price value and quality (although really, you can't go wrong with Wolverine or Chippewa either). Between these and the Iron Rangers, I chose to go with the Beckmans for a couple of reasons. 1) The soles on the Beckman aren't the super slick cork that the Iron Rangers use. Although it's only a half lugged sole, it gives you MUCH more grip than the Iron Ranger ever will. (Although if you must have the Iron Ranger, but want a better grip, check out the Oxblood version. Red Wing puts a lugged sole on only that color currently, for some reason) 2) Working in a smart-casual/business casual environment, the Beckmans were a better choice for me. Although you will NEVER get away with wearing these with a suit, they don't look out of place at all with a nice pair of chinos or khakis. Also, the leather is easy to polish up to a nice sheen, if desired. Upon unboxing these bad boys, there's one word that comes to mind: substantial. The leather is quality, and quite thick. The smell is like tanner's heaven. Picking them up, these are heavy for a pair of boots. These are built to last for a very, very long time. As far as fit goes, I agree with all the other reviews. Size down. IF YOU HAVE A WIDE FOOT: Do a half size down. That's what I did, and they're perfect. I'm usually a 12, and wear a 11.5 in these. IF YOU HAVE A NORMAL FOOT/WANT TO WEAR INSOLES: You should probably go a full size down. I personally don't mind the stiff insole the Beckmans, but I can imagine you'll need the extra room just to get them on if you're putting anything extra inside the boot. BREAKING THEM IN: This seems to vary widely from person to person. It took me a couple of days to get the full comfort level, and I never experienced the pain some people here describe. I started just by wearing them around the house for a couple of hours, and only the first time did my feet come away remotely sore. No blisters or other problems to report. Nowadays I can wear them all day without a second thought. They're not running shoes, obviously, but I have run for short distances in them with no issue. It's still slightly tricky getting them on and off, though. Plan ahead if you want to wear them to the airport. ARE THEY WORTH THE MONEY AND BREAK-IN? I'd say yes, absolutely. These are a darn fine pair of boots. If you want a pair of shoes you can buy, and then not worry about, then you've come to the right place. I recently hiked up a small mountain in Colorado wearing them, snow and all, and these Beckmans kept my feet warm, and my footing solid. Although I personally wouldn't wear these doing manual labor, that's more about the price point than the quality - they could certainly handle a hard day's work, I just don't want to mess up the beautiful leather so early in their lifespan if I can help it. So far, all they've needed is the occasional wiping off from dust. Simply put, these are the best boots I've ever owned. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hesitated due to cost. Took me forever to finally do it. Worth every penny. *by B***J on March 19, 2015* It took me about 2 years to buy these boots. Usually, I look for boots in the $60-$100 range, and replace them about every 18 months. But every week or so, I'd check Amazon and other online sellers to see if the price of these apparently perfect boots would ever drop. It didn't. But my pop is a die-hard RedWing fan, having an impressive collection that includes some pair older than I am. "Do you like buying boots?" He asked. "No," I replied. "Then buy these, and don't ever have to buy any again." Now that I have them, I see what he means. It's night and day to any other pair I've ever owned. Sure, at first they were stiff, and there was a hotspot along the side of my foot after the second day of all-day wear, but two-weeks later, they fit perfectly and are as comfortable as a good sneaker. They look sharp and I get compliments constantly (I bought the "Cigar" color). They were true to size for me. I bought the same size I wear in Timbs, if that helps. I wear them in my busy office where I'm often on my feet, and also at home, where I work for hours as a carpenter. I've also worn them out about the town. Nasty New England ice hasn't proven a problem, and feet stay warm and dry during long, rainy city walks. In fact, I'd say that for long walking, these are the best things I've ever strapped to my feet; even better than my runners. I may not have much to offer folks who are considering these but already own a few other pair of pricey boots, except I can say that they're exquisitely crafted, comfortable, and as I said, look sharp as heck with jeans. To those who are unsure about spending this much, but are tired of the boot let-down or having to have four pairs of boots because the "do-alls" are always too expensive, I say go for it. The moment they're on your feet, the cost will make sense. Edit: I've now had these boots for a whole year, wearing the absolute heck out of them, and they look even better than the day I bought them. I oiled them with some pine-tar boot protector and they darkened at first, almost too much, and it broke my heart, but then they lightened back up. The age around the toebox adds awesome character and the more I wear these, the more people comment on them, and the more comfortable they get. Still my absolute favorite footwear. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Almost there... *by J***O on December 9, 2012* No RW store had this shoes for me to try. So I spent hours and days reading reviews and finally bought this. So here are my 2 cents. 1) color: love the color. This is not burgandy or cheap looking redish color. It's like dark brown with hint of red. Beautiful color. If you ever get it scratched, you can apply RW burgandy shoe cream and it disappears. No worries there. 2) shape & style: classic with little bulge tip, but not goofy looking at all. Nice slender (some calls it long), but make it look very streamlined. Nothing bulky, simply elegant with ready to hit the dirt kind of attitude. 3) size: go half size smaller. Read almost all comments regarding the size, trust me... save yourself a trouble and go half size smaller. It is little narrow, but will stretch out. 4) break-in: Yes, it will be uncomfortable. I don't recommend putting mink oil. Yes, it will stretch out easier and make break-in period less painful, but mink oil is not recommended on this boots. Just toughen out for couple days. It will be worth it. 5) insole: no traditional cushion insole here. Just a leather bottom. Yes, it's hard, but will mold to your fit especially around your heel and ball area. Weird fact, I walked 7 hours after break-in. I didn't feel much of discomfort. In fact, it felt better than the ones with cushioned boots. Weird.... I thought about buying a insole but I will skip it until it is absolutely necessary. 6) durability: here are my cons. Sole is 3 ply leather and 1 ply rubber. This is my second pair of RW Beckman and they both show the split between the leather ply. Nothing serious, but it is still $340 boot. Leather is fantastic. It looks and feels better as it age, but still.. the leather sole splitting... 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