Wolverine Boots Partners With Ram Trucks, To Create Limited Edition Boot Lineup:

[devildodge]

Ram, Wolverine design truck-inspired boots to honor skilled trades workers

The five-pair, U.S.-made collection from Rockford-based footwear and clothing brand Wolverine is available online for preorders to ship in October.

www.detroitnews.com

 

[millerbjm]

Interesting idea - As a wildland firefighter I can't say I've seen any crews driving around in BTS Rams but it would be cool if the followed up the BTS armed forces editions with models dedicated to EMS/Police/Firefighters etc. I think they could also do a similar special edition in the HD trucks since all the utility body engines and most of the work trucks are 2500 and 3500's.

 

[Vinnie.]

i like the idea behind the $$ going to the skilled trades. did i read that right, if i order on labor day, all the money will go to skillsUSA?

 

[TNRamGuy]

Wolverine and Ram collaborate on pickup-inspired boots to support skilled tradespeople

Wolverine and Ram collaborate on pickup-inspired boots to support skilled tradespeople

Wolverine is launching a line of Ram pickup-inspired workboots to raise money for SkillsUSA. Each version borrows its name and style from a Ram truck model.

www.foxnews.com

 

[HandyCruiser]

Folks in the comment section of that Fox News website are heavily criticizing these boots, saying that real tradesmen cannot afford Ram trucks. I guess they don't know any real tradesmen. Many make more than the engineers do. And a lot of contractors have VERY nice Ram trucks. The boots themselves aren't that interesting, overpriced, made in Asia, and likely need strong critique. But folks trying to say that working folks don't drive Rams is ludicrous. Most contractors I know drive a Ram.

 

[AngelPhoenix]

Folks in the comment section of that Fox News website are heavily criticizing these boots, saying that real tradesmen cannot afford Ram trucks. I guess they don't know any real tradesmen. Many make more than the engineers do. And a lot of contractors have VERY nice Ram trucks. The boots themselves aren't that interesting, overpriced, made in Asia, and likely need strong critique. But folks trying to say that working folks don't drive Rams is ludicrous. Most contractors I know drive a Ram.

These people see the MSRP and assume that's what we actually pay XD

 

[TNRamGuy]

Agreed, I have been in sales for years and am trying to go back to "carrying tools". I doubt I would ever buy wolverine boots, more of a Redwing guy

 

[redriderbob]

Wolverine Boots Partners With Ram Trucks, To Create Limited Edition Boot Lineup:​

Tradesman, Rebel, and Limited Models Are Represented...​

Wolverine, the 138-year-old boot and clothing brand, and Ram Truck, the brand that is “Built to Serve,” have unveiled a one-of-a-kind collaboration in time for Labor Day to celebrate those in the skilled trades and the work ethic that it takes to succeed. The USA-built collection of boots is inspired by the performance and bold details of Ram trucks. For each item pre-ordered, Wolverine and the Ram Truck brand will donate to SkillsUSA, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting the next generation of skilled tradespeople.

Wolverine Boots Partners With Ram Trucks, To Create Limited Edition Boot Lineup:

Wolverine, the 138-year-old boot and clothing brand, and Ram Truck, the brand that is “Built to Serve,” have unveiled a one-of-a-kind collaboration in time for Labor Day to celebrate those in the skilled trades and the work ethic that it takes to succeed. The USA-built collection of boots is...

5thgenrams.com

 

[Jason605]

Interesting idea - As a wildland firefighter I can't say I've seen any crews driving around in BTS Rams but it would be cool if the followed up the BTS armed forces editions with models dedicated to EMS/Police/Firefighters etc. I think they could also do a similar special edition in the HD trucks since all the utility body engines and most of the work trucks are 2500 and 3500's.

First thing I looked for was the BTS line. If they made that style with side zip I'd probably buy them, I mean work would.