In addition to being used by stalking hunters who needed boots that could go all day in rough terrain, the 877 soon found its way to American job sites, as hunters began wearing their hunting boots to build homes, maintain industrial plants, and drive 18-wheelers. Irish Setter boots changed little throughout the 1960s.

Only the Heritage line is made in the United States. Their work boot lines and other brands they make (Irish Setter Boots, Vasque, and Worx) are made outside the USA in Asia, primarily China, Korea, and Vietnam.

Average height: 8". Average Weight Per Pair: 2 lbs. 4 oz. Imported.

Today, the Wingshooter hunting boot family includes several waterproof and insulated options, all made with premium full-grain leather, durable Goodyear welt construction and the classic prairie sole to ensure comfort and stability during long hunting days.

Irish Setter became the brand for generations by proving itself in the field and on the job site. Today, more than 110 years of Red Wing work boot experience, combined with the over 60-year legacy of Irish Setter outdoor footwear, results in purpose-built Irish Setter footwear for work and hunt.

Based in Red Wing, Minnesota, Irish Setter is a division of Red Wing Shoe Company which produces a full line of performance hunting boots and rugged outdoor work footwear.

Today, the Wingshooter hunting boot family includes 10 waterproof styles and an insulated option, all made with premium full-grain leather, durable Goodyear welt construction and the classic prairie sole to ensure comfort and stability during long hunting days.

Simply tough. The 6-inch Kittson leather steel toe boot delivers best-in-class slip and oil resistance along with comfort, support, and all-day performance. The full grain black leather, welted construction, and steel shank offer durability, long-lasting performance, and stability.

The Irish Setter is believed to have developed from an English Setter-Spaniel-Pointer-Gordon Setter mix.

The Irish Setter is a high-spirited gundog known for grace, swiftness, and a flashy red coat. They are famously good family dogs: sweet-tempered companions for the folks, and rollicking playmates and tennis-ball fetchers for the children.

Only the Heritage line is made in the United States. Their work boot lines and other brands they make (Irish Setter Boots, Vasque, and Worx) are made outside the USA in Asia, primarily China, Korea, and Vietnam.

In 1950, Red Wing introduced style 854, crafted with Red Russet leather which inspired the Irish Setter name. Irish Setter became the brand for generations by proving itself in the field and on the job site.

Irish setter, breed of sporting dog renowned for its elegant build and its bright, mahogany-coloured coat; it was developed in early 18th-century Ireland to locate birds for the hunter.

Since Irish setters are so friendly, don't expect yours to be a guard dog. They welcome everyone and aren't at all aggressive. Irish setters are alert and intuitive and will get along well with most people and pets. Most importantly, they love being a part of the family.

These setters were brought to the United States in the late 1800s to work as gundogs. Their flashy red coat also made them popular in the show ring, and by the mid-1900s, they were one of the most popular breeds in the country. The demand for puppies strained the breed, though, and its popularity fell off.