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Red Dawg Boots - Climber (Full Vibram)

These 16" high quality, heavy-duty, lace-to-toe Red Dawg BootsTM - Climbers' are built specifically for Bailey's to meet rigorous climbing conditions. They feature a steel shank in the arch for extra support, steel side plate to protect the sole and leather side patches for extra wear protection at the balls of the foot. Quality, heavy-duty leather, Vibram sole, leather heel base, rolled padded top band, for comfort, and brass eyelets and studs. And...the price is unbelievable.

Sizes: 7-12 (half sizes in between), "D" and "EE" widths.

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Q.	Where can you find the steel side plate when they wear off?
A.	They used to be available, but the vendors stopped selling them. We called them a "sole guard". If you have the old ones they are held on by 3 nails, so they can be re-attached if it is just the nail heads that have worn off.
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	Posted by: Bret D from Ks. on 5/13/2009

Q.	I do a lot of cutting in the mountains of WV. Would these boots be good for walking on the hills and stuff that my job presents?
A.	Although they are climbing boots they do have the same Vibram sole that the standard work boot uses so they are often used as ground boots. The tall heal is idea for walking on hills.
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	Posted by: chris from wv on 7/10/2009

Q.	These boots look a lot like Wesco. Is there any difference in these and the Wesco 16" Highliner?
A.	They are similar style boots. There are definitely a number of differences in how each is made. We have customers who swear by both brands. Our advice on any boot is to wear it inside until you have decided it is the right fit for your foot. If you decide these boots are not what you are looking fo ... (See full answer) They are similar style boots. There are definitely a number of differences in how each is made. We have customers who swear by both brands. Our advice on any boot is to wear it inside until you have decided it is the right fit for your foot. If you decide these boots are not what you are looking for you can return for a full refund or exchange if they are still in new condition. (Hide full answer)
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	Posted by: Adam H from NC on 11/3/2009

Q.	Are these boot rebuildable like the wesco's?
A.	Yes, they are re-solable.
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	Posted by: Marc W from CA on 3/8/2010

Q.	Is the sole protector easy to take off? What would be the best method to remove them?
A.	Fortunately the side plate sole protector on the Red Dawg Climbers is not easy to remove. Though it can be removed. It would be a good idea to take it to a shoe repair guy to have the best results in removal.
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	Posted by: LYLE J from UT on 7/27/2010

Q.	Do these boots run wide or narrow?
A.	The sizes on our Red Dawg boots run true to the corresponding shoe die. Compared to some brands that don't run true they can run larger.
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	Posted by: JAMES B from MI on 8/3/2010

Q.	What is the steel thing on the side for ?
A.	These Red Dawg Climbing Boots have a steel side plate to protect the sole from gaff rub when you are kicking out the gaff to dig in for the next step.
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	Posted by: JEREMY L from CA on 12/10/2010

Q.	Hi, What weight leather are these made of? Thanks
A.	They use 6 1/2 7 oz leather.
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	Posted by: MICHAEL N from TX on 5/7/2011

Q.	Do these boots come in a size 13.
A.	No, they only come in the sizes indicated.
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	Posted by: RALPH F from NY on 6/4/2011

Q.	We need to know if we can send boots in for repair to you. We have purchased these boots from you and now they need repaired, asap.
A.	Bailey's does have a chainsaw repair shop, but nothing to work on boots. Your best choice is to find a reputable cobbler in your area. They'll know how to restore your boots and get you back on the job.
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	Posted by: BONNIE S from GA on 3/27/2012

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they suck

Posted by: JOSE C from WA on 5/1/2012

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Dont like them very much

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Very Good Boots

Posted by: Mark C from Alaska on 1/10/2010

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Im on my second pair of 16" Red Dawg Boots. The first being worn, but not worn out, are in the Fountainhead Antique Automobile Museum in Fairbanks Alaska on display as a historic recreation. I wore those boots while hiking/climbing the Chilkoot Trail from Dyea Alaska to Bennett Lake British Columbia, just like the Klondike Gold Rush Stampeders did: 33 miles of very rugged trail! All the other hikers thought I was nuts wearing those boots but I had little problem with them, just stiff when cold in the mornings. I'm now breaking in the replacement boots the museum bought for me.

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Great Boots Great Price

Posted by: Matt from Pittsburgh on 11/5/2007

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Best climbing boots for the money. Very comfortable and durable.

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