Overview
About Wolverine No. 1883 Darin Red Sole Wingtip Shoes (For Men)
Closeouts. Wolverine No. 1883's Darin Red Sole wingtip shoes offer a fresh spin on a classic look. With their stylish red soles and brogue detailing throughout, they exude trendsetting confidence and distinguished taste.
- Wolverine's No. 1883 series lives at the intersection of tradition and trend and continues Wolverine's relentless pursuit of authenticity, quality, comfort and durability
- Leather upper
- Brogue detailing throughout
- Five-eyelet vamp with waxed laces
- Breathable leather lining
- Leather over foam-cushioned footbed
- Goodyear welt construction enhances durability
- Stylish red rubber outsole
- Imported
Specs
Specs about Wolverine No. 1883 Darin Red Sole Wingtip Shoes (For Men)
- Upper: Leather
- Lining: Leather
- Outsole: Synthetic
- Heel height: 1"
- Weight (pair): 2 lb.
- Imported
Reviews
Do you own this product? Write a review and help others with their buying decisions!
2.000000
5
Overall Rating: 2
2.000000
Based on 1 reviews
Most Helpful 2-Star Review
2.0 out of 5 stars.
Great potential BUT....
Reviewed by Anonymous from Anchorage, Alaska on Thursday, March 12, 2015
Your search for "" returned reviews for Wolverine-No-1883-Darin-Red-Sole-Wingtip-Shoes-For-Men
-
2.0 out of 5 stars. Great potential BUT....Reviewed by Anonymous from Anchorage, Alaska on Thursday, March 12, 2015I have had a pair of these shoes for over a year now. I wear them very often, most days. They are really comfortable, and true to size. They also look really sharp. HOWEVER... the heel on these shoes is garbage. Not long after I started wearing them my wife accidentally stepped on my heal as I was walking in a store and the hole heel ripped off. Upon inspection, the heel material is made of some sort of compressed paper. I had a shoe repair place glue it back together, but a few months later the heel just dropped off again. Additionally, there is plastic support material inside the leather on the back of the heel that always cracks for me. I see is a sign of poor quality leather, which doesn't require the plastic inserts (such as Wolverine's 1000 Mile line). All of the leather is really quite thin. A seem near the front of one of my shoes tore apart a few months ago and when the repair shop stitched it together again for me, it immediately ripped open again because the leather is so thin. Its a shame. I really liked these shoes for a while. They are worth so much less than asking price.
