PharmWithChem asked:


I am deciding between wolverine brand and timberland brand. Which boot is better quality and more rugged that will last longer?

Corey asked:


Red Wing, Wolverine, Doc Martens, Fryes. Something along those lines. I really want to try them on.

z6x643 asked:


I've got a 3 year old pair of Wolverine boots. I love them and they are still in great shape other than the soles. They are worn flat. They aren't stiched on, but instead it looks like they're glued on ( i think thats called cement construction). Can I get them resoled? And if so, how much does that usually cost?
I use these boots to work in by the way. I don't think there are any better work, or outdoor boots than Wolverine.

Mrs Rice asked:


I bought this really nice pair of Wolverine boots. I really wanted black but all they had was a rust color.
Is there anyway to stain them black without losing the quality?

Aquestion asked:


Probably headed to the store tommrow, choice is between a wolverine, a sears diehard (cheap!).. Or a catapillar (most likely). Catapillar sounds nice, wolverine sounds fancy... sears sounds cheerful in the pocket book. Walmart sounds ok but their shoes are always ugly, but I guess the die-hards are the same. lol. I've been trying to find a pair at 2nd hand stores. Found a pair a size to big... just going to purchase a new pair as I need to start work soon - any suggestions would be helpful. Which work boots (steel toe)... have you guys been most comfortable in? I don't want a hurt foot, returning shoes to the store, etc. And I almost want a long 8inch boot one that goes high but... unsure if thats smart. I also want to use these for the outdoors and traveling so weight and functionality is probably a issue.
I know, I've contemplated that scenario - unfortunatly most places want you to have a steel toe. Its really one of those "if I give my a kid a crayon, and he eats it.. he might choke, but if he trys to draw with spraypaint..." type of deals.

The way I look at it, is if you where to happen to have a large object fall on your "steel toe"... It would give added support - thats pretty much a shovel or rock. Yet if a metal object, larger... falls.... it equals bye bye to toes.

What gets me is the side of the debate that without the steel toe ='s severed, deformed, detached, and crushed toes?

wana bigger bike asked:


i want to get some new boots for this years elk/deer hunt...im hoping to have around 100 maybe 130 bucks buy the end of this month and want boots that are suited for idahos forests...especially around boise...so i want some with maybe like 100 grams of insulation not to little just enough to keep me warm..and i want to save up for some archery camo clothing for next years archery hunt

as for boots what do you think of Rockys boots and Wolverines

and for clothing im just thinking about a good pair of pants, and a good sweatshirt, just nothing that breaks the bank

W asked:


Hello. I'm looking at buying a pair of Wolverine work boots. However, it's a clearance sale and they don't have my size. My foot size is 10, however, I find that size 9.5 feels nice and snug (which I like)

The boots I want are available only in size 9. Would this be a problem for my size 10 feet?

If it is a problem, there are steel-toe boots available in my size. What are the benefits of steel-toe? Do they make the boots any heavier?

lololol asked:


they squeak when i walk on tile or anything like that, its the sole that squeaking btw. i dont know how to stop them from squeaking and i dont want to return them cause there good boots. there wolverine boots.

Henry asked:


I have the Wolverine Chesapeake Logger boots.

schwartr88 asked:


I want to get a pair of wolverine boots (wo2582, which have the durashock) but the tread does not seem very deep. I would **** to buy a 150$ pair of boots only for the tread to be worn down in a short amount of time.
So, how good are wolverine boots for longevity and durability?
These are actually work boots. This just seemed like a reasonable section to post my question. My main concern is durability and longevity of the boots.