







Heritage - Style 8833 CLASSIC MOC
Heritage - Style 8833
CLASSIC MOC
Men's 6-inch Boot in Hasthorne Abilene Leather
The 6-inch Classic Moc is synonymous with Red Wing Heritage. The boot's unmistakable moc toe and Traction Tred outsole form a silhouette that sets the standard by which all others are measured.
THE CLASSIC MOC
The Classic Moc was first made by Red Wing in 1952. In the decades since, it’s grown into one of the most beloved lifestyle boots in the world. Originally made for sportsmen, the boot quickly grew into a favorite of farm and factory workers for its long-lasting construction, steady traction, and all-day comfort. The Classic Moc’s beloved features live on today, as the boot is built with the same pride and process now as it was then. Moc toe construction and the iconic Traction Tred rubber outsole lead the way, and Puritan triple stitching and a Goodyear welt make the boot a legend in durability.
FIT INFORMATION
A new pair of Red Wing Heritage footwear should fit comfortably tight on the foot, with enough room to freely wiggle toes. We recommend trying on footwear in store to ensure proper fit.
NO. 23 LAST
- The no. 23 was created in the 1950s and is Red Wing’s most iconic last.
- Includes extra room in the forefoot and instep to fit a variety of foot shapes.
MATERIALS USED - CLASSIC MOC STYLE 8849
- Outsole
- Traction Tred
- Last
- 23
- Leather Type
- Roughout
- Hardware
- Nickel Eyelets And Hooks
- Country of Origin
- Made In USA
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