Engineer (2966/Black Klondike Leather)
- Description
Step back in time nearly a century with the men's pull-on Engineer boot. Introduced in 1936, it quickly gained popularity among railroad engineers. This style updates the timeless classic with luxurious Black Klondike leather, a rugged Neoprene Cord outsole and Goodyear welt construction for lasting durability.
Inspired by the Archives
Made from the original pattern first used in 1936
Neoprene Cord Outsole
Made with the same cord structure as it has for the past century
Nickel Hardware
USA-made recreations of the original steel buckles, carefully selected to withstand decades of use
No. 50 Last
Roomy with a rounded toe and balanced heel height
USA-Made Leather
Every pair of Red Wing Heritage footwear is crafted with S.B. Foot Tanning Company leather. Our product team works closely with S.B. Foot employees to create and test different colorways and textures. The natural by-product from the food industry, the leather is crafted with over a century of knowledge to make a premium, longstanding product that ages with grace.
Black Klondike
This leather is crafted with a black finish over brown, designed to wear down and reveal a rich patina.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
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Returns
Returns can be made within 7 business days of delivery date for exchange or store credit only. Returns need to include a completed Return Authorization Form that’s included in your shipment. Items returned must be returned in brand new, un worn, un altered condition. SALE ITEMS ARE FINAL SALE Please read our complete Return Policy Here.
About Us
Lifestyle and comfort are at the core of our shop, and we pride ourselves in sourcing our men’s, women’s, and non-gendered clothing from local makers and national brands who are just as committed to care in craft and responsible production as we are. Our lines focus on quality, small-batch productions that come from real people—independent designers supporting positive change and using their platforms for good. Good, right?
