Is the Red Wing Classic Moc 3377 worth it at $159?

At $159 at Distritech as of November 3, it is a strong price for a Goodyear-welted leather boot that normally sells for well over $200. If you want a resoleable boot and will put up with break-in, it is worth it.

How does the 3377 compare with the men's Classic Moc?

The 3377 is the women's version, built on a narrower last with a 6-inch shaft. Construction is the same Goodyear welt and moc toe, so durability is comparable, but the fit is cut for women's feet.

How long is the break-in?

Most owners report one to three weeks of regular wear before the leather softens. Thick socks and short first walks help.

What size should I order?

Red Wing boots often fit about a half size large, so many women size down. The last is fairly narrow, so wide feet may need the next size up.

Is it good in rain and snow?

The rubber sole and leather upper handle wet pavement and light snow well. It is not insulated or waterproof, so deep snow and long wet walks will soak through.

What comes in the box?

The boots come with the laces installed and Red Wing's usual care card. No extra insoles or boot care products are included.

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Classic Moc

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$263.16last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Classic Moc

The Red Wing Classic Moc 3377 is a women's 6-inch moc-toe boot in olive leather, built on the same Goodyear-welted construction as Red Wing's work line. The leather insole, rubber sole and low heel make it a sturdy everyday boot rather than a lightweight fashion piece. It breaks in slowly and molds to the foot over weeks. The latest best price is $159 at Distritech as of November 3, well below the $250-$300 this model usually sells for, so it sits near the bottom of its recent range.

Best forBuyers who want a durable Goodyear-welted boot they can resoleWomen who like a moc-toe workwear look for daily wearPeople willing to break in stiff leather for a long-term fit