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CONSIGLIO SULLA MISURA: Per gli stivali Red Wing Heritage Moc Toe (come il modello 875), la calzata tende ad essere mezza taglia più grande. 

Ecco una raccomandazione generale: Se di solito indossi una taglia 10 nelle sneakers, ti consiglio di optare per una taglia 9.5 negli stivali Moc Toe.
Per chi ha i piedi larghi, potrebbe essere meglio mantenere la propria taglia abituale, poiché gli stivali offrono una punta spaziosa.
Tieni presente che gli stivali in pelle, inclusi quelli della Red Wing, si adattano e si modellano ai tuoi piedi col tempo, diventando più comodi con l'uso. Provarli di persona è l'ideale, ma se ordini online, è generalmente sicuro partire da mezza taglia in meno. 

Molti cliente scelgono di ridurre di mezza taglia o di una taglia intera.

SIZING RECOMMENDATION: For Red Wing Heritage Moc Toe boots (such as the 875 model), the sizing tends to run half a size large. 

Here's a general recommendation: If you normally wear a size 10 in sneakers, you would typically go with a size 9.5 in the Moc Toe boots. For those with wide feet, sticking with your usual size might be a better option, as the boots offer a spacious toe box.

Keep in mind that leather boots, including Red Wings, will stretch and mold to your feet over time, making them more comfortable with wear. Trying them on in person is ideal, but if you're ordering online, starting half a size down is usually a safe bet.

Many customers size down 1/2 to 1 full size.

THE 877 IS BUILT USING THE NO. 23 LAST

Was created in the 1950s and is Red Wing’s most iconic last

Includes extra room in the forefoot and instep for easy entry

Fits a variety of foot shapes

STYLE NO. 877 : 8-INCH CLASSIC MOC

The 8-inch Classic Moc stands tall as one of the most iconic boots in the Red Wing Heritage line. Born from the archives, this rugged lifestyle boot is built with the same materials, process, and quality as the 1952 original.

In 1952, we introduced a boot that has come to be synonymous with Red Wing ever since. The 8-inch Style No. 877 was made with russet colored leather, tanned using the sap of sequoia bark, yielding a rich color that was very close to the coat of an Irish Setter hunting dog. The 877 had a crescent-stitched “moc toe” and sported a wedge sole made from a white crepe rubber that promised to be quiet underfoot for sportsmen in the woods. This sole had been used on shoes before but the No. 877 was the first to use it on a tall hunting boot. In addition to its benefits for the stalking hunter, its comfort also found favor on the job site and soon the 877 was seen in the factories and on the scaffolds of a growing America. The No. 877 has changed little from its origins, remaining essentially the same boot that was ceremonially presented to President Eisenhower in 1960. Today it is the iconic Red Wing boot.