A Good Boot: The Wolverine 1,000 Mile Boot Giveaway

I like the clean look all right, however, leather soles are a weak point for me when it comes to boots. Leather will get wet, will scratch on sharp stone, and is not the best traction. I understand that the designers are aware of this, and would likely reply ” have a rubber sole added ! ” OK bring the boots !

I’d wear them to the beach.

Nice boots, even if I’m not much of a boot fan.

I’d wear them to work instead of my Merrells. I bet that they are really comfortable!

I would walk through the wild with my buddys in comfy boots that they could only wish to have I would walk through lakes and rivers and not worry about comfiness and how well my feet are doing and last of all I would wear them to bed because they’d be like a second pair o’ feet for me

Simply I’d wear these boots everywhere.

I’d where them around the world!

I would wear these to my Father’s funeral, for he taught me the value of a good boot.

My old man had a pair of these Wolverine boots: they are unmistakable! He and I hiked to the top of King’s Peak in Utah (15,000+ feet) when I was 8 years old ( a long time ago). On that campout I promised my Dad that some day I would take my sons up that mountain. Well, it has been almost 50 years since that hike and my father is long gone, but all the stars have come into alignment, along with sons-in-law for my 4 daughters (never had any sons). So, as my Dad would say, “Let’s get going, daylight’s burning!”

I’d wear them all around Georgetown: to class, out to eat, to the movies, to parties, everywhere.

I’d where them as my “duty” boots for the fire station I volunteer at.

I’m a student, I’m trying to put together a chance to study in Brazil next year. I’d take those.

I’d walk from Mackey Bar on the Salmon River up the “River of no Return” in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark. Enjoy it for once in my new pair of boots instead of fighting fire in my worn out pair. I’ll take boots over any shoes…Made by angels to fit MEN!

I would wear these boots when I walk down the isle during my wedding. I would kick anyone who asked me why I had them on.

But i would walk 500 miles
And i would walk 500 more
Just to be the man who walked 5,000 miles
To fall down at your door

I would mainly wear them across campus. They would help keep the snow out and the heat in, with the added bonus of me looking pretty spiffy.

I’d wear these on my FOB in Afghanistan, until my First Sergeant made me push.

I’d wear these boots across Turkey this year, into Sarajevo, through Hungary, and the Czech Republic next summer.

With boots as good as these I’d walk to the moon. Or maybe just to school and work and everywhere else I walk on a regular day.

I’d wear these boots all over the sandia mountain, overlooking my home in Albuquerque.

I would walk to Nashville and propose to my girlfriend if I had the confidence-booster of these awesome boots.

I’d wear the boots hiking through the Colorado portion of the Rockies and, hopefully, find someplace to call home.

I’d walk to all the cozy bars near my house during the snowy Michigan winter.

I’d do a lot more walking if I had these boots. something sturdy and good looking to wear to work and the walk to work.

As a Scout Leader, I’ll continue to walk everywhere with the boys, only a bit better equipped!

I would wear them everyday: to work, to church, to the store, and everywhere I plan to travel over the next year or two, starting in Peru five weeks from now.

I’d wear them on my daily commute so as to be ready to change a tire or offer a jump to a stranded motorist. Every man should be willing and ready to aid a fellow traveler in need.

I’d wear them as I was walking through my house. I’m in the process of buying my first place (a fixer-upper) and these would work much better than my stinky tennis shoes when I’m toiling away!

Thanks for the chance to win a pair!

Where I’d walk with them? everywhere!

A nice evening for me is going with friends, walking along my town’s port, hiking in the forest, or just strolling around a calm cemetary. A tough, quality boot can be worn everywhere, after all!

heck, I’d wear those with a suit!

I have thought fondly of that summer back in 86 when my father and I went backpacking in Alaska. We were surrounded by Wolverines and had to fight our way out, first with guns, then knives, and finally with our shoes. Once we were done, we thought it only logical that we name the shoes of our survival Alaskan shoes. Wolverine makes more sense, and I would love to own a pair.

Funny, I have to take a trip that is 1,000 miles…so these would come in handy.

I recently moved to KY, and am about 30-45 minutes away from the Daniel Boone National Forest. I have yet to travel there, but would love to break in these new boots on the trails.

I would wear them for the walk home to visit my family. I usually have an early start, Tabbing over the hills and under the motorways, through famyards and woods and arriving just in time for breakfast. After that, another walk to a pub for a decent ale and lunch and another walk home. More fun than driving and more pleasant than riding the bus. Twenty miles well spent in my opinion.

I’d wear them on my upcoming trip to Macchu Pichu and then here there and everywhere.

I’d wear them to break the worlds record for most miles walked and really see if they are a thousand mile boot – or longer.

These are a pair of great looking boots. I would wear these on my walk to work every day.

These are really nice!!! I love wearing boots, I cant think of the last time I wore a pare of tenishoes. I wear them everywhere work, school and out on the town. These boots would be great mine have been taking a turn for the worse and I could use a new pare. These are the real deal they can be used and reused unlike the ones I have. Hell I’d even sleep with these on there that great.

I’m planning on making the trek from Kathmandu to Everest Base camp next fall, and maybe do the Annapurna circuit, too. If these bad boys really are that tough, they’d come in handy.

These would definitely be a daily walker for me. Being in the military, I obviously couldn’t wear them to ‘work’ per se, but they look like a classy boot for hitting the town in the evenings, going out to dinner, etc… A quality boot like this would last me years and years!

I would wear them all the time, I would also ride in them, and possibly sleep.

I’d use these boots to hike with my wife along the Kalalau trail on Kauai…

I’d wear them to the 2010 Cenennial National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts. I’ll be on the Pioneering staff.

I would walk to the places where my writing takes me. Hopefully they’ll collect just as many stories as I do.

I just became a Cub Scout Wolf Den leader. I would wear them everywhere I take my scouts shaping them into men and leaders; ecology conservation projects, camouts, field trips, service projects, and meetings.

I am a wastewater treatment plant operator. In that capacity I am on my feet a large part of the day and I walk in a wide variety of environments. Our plant, not including the lagoons covers over 20 acres. I traverse gravel, asphalt, concrete, grass, dirt, mud and steel and aluminum catwalks. A good pair of boots are a necessity, not only because of the protection, support and comfort, but they are a safety requirement, not steel toes, just a boot. A new pair would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I would wear my boots daily, always walking in the footsteps of great men who came before me; my father, grandfathers,…you know, the real greats!

I’d wear these backpacking the 269 mile Sheltowee Trace Trail.

I would definitely use these to explore the state parks and photograph the wildlife.

I’d take them out for a walk through the Valhalla mountain range, here in BC (which look like this – http://www.flickr.com/photos/feffef/3743230047/). That area is riddled with old mines from the 1900′s, so maybe I’d find the ancestor of my new boots in some abandoned cabin.

Everywhere.