Chippewa Boots

Why can't I get this boot style?

I have worn several pairs of this boot. Why are they no longer available? Best boot I ever had.

Chippewa BootsMay 15, 2020

It was a great boot!

3 years strong

Purchased in 2012 and worn for work, camping, motorcycling, climbing in all seasons. Two Wisconsin winters and two in Northern New Mexico. These boots look great and treat my feet well day after day. Clean and oil 'em about once or twice a year. That's all.

As Advertised

Out of the box comfort! No break in period compared to other brands. Also American made! Which is very rare in footwear and apparel these days. Well constructed and recraftable are also big pluses in my book when it comes to boots. I wore them the first week I received them cutting some firewood in 30 degree Michigan weather, my feet were warm as toast all day and the tread gripped through the ice and snow with no problems. I look forward to many years of wear with these boots.

They'll last - but a few inaccuracies...

Bought these recently and can tell already that they will last. The padding is very comfortable and thick and the sole is nice and thick and has great tread. The loop on the back of the boot is handy for putting the boot on. The waxed laces stay nice and tight.After a few days of casual use, the leather has a few light scuffs and scratches. When I say "casual use," I mean walking, getting in and out of the car, going up and down stairs, etc. I don't work construction or hike in them (yet) - they scuffed just from that basic usage. If you don't like scuffs or scratches on your leather boots, look at another type of leather - this Crazy Horse leather will even scratch if you drag your fingernail across it. I happen to dig that aged/distressed look - others might not, though. The good news is that some of the lighter scratches and scuffs rub out with your finger.Speaking of the leather, please know that the images on both chippewaboots.com and their Amazon site make the boot look MUCH lighter than it actually is. I was expecting a lighter tobacco color based on the images...the boot is actually a very dark brown, almost black. I actually like the color, so I'm not too upset by it.There is a second inaccuracy in the images - the stamped numbers and letters on the boot tongue. The boots that I received did not have this - instead they had the Chippewa logo and the word "Waterproof" stitched into the tongue in yellow. Afraid that I received a fake, I emailed Chippewa customer service and they confirmed that they are no longer stamping that information into the tongue. Hopefully they update the images soon (this is as of Dec. 2015).To summarize, this is a pair of durable boots that offers both great utilitarian features and style - if you're prepared to get a darker boot than what is shown. The leather does scuff and scratch easily, but many can be rubbed out. I'd recommend.

Great boots, like 'em

I have had these 12EEE boots for about 16 months now- took a little time, a few miles, to break the leather in a little- wasn't hard to do. They wear great, very comfortable, keep my feet warm in the colder weather like last winter in Ohio. Only downside was- the laces could have been longer, I had to get new ones shortly after my purchase.

best boots ever

I work construction. these are by far best in fit, comfort, and seem to never wear out.

good darn boot

These are the most comfortable boots I have owned. I live in upstate New York where the weather changes on an hourly basis and I have worn these boots for everything from gathering firewood, hiking, fixing fence, to snowmobiling. They are always a warm and dry home for my feet, and I would like to thank the Chippewa company for continuing to build them in the USA.

Awesome

I'm a pipe welder I have two pairs of these boots for work and play one over 5 years old and other 2 years. By far the best boot I have ever had!!!

I bought these boots over three years ago. I wear them almost daily and they feel better now then when I bought them. I have a very wide foot and the EEEE width are wide enough and they are made in the USA YEA!!!