Pro-safe PS-44231-12 Steel Toe Work Boot Size 12

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-44231-12 is a steel toe work boot built for trade environments where foot protection and waterproofing are non-negotiable. Constructed with a polyvinylchloride (PVC) upper, this boot stands 13 inches high and provides full lower-leg coverage suited for wet, muddy, or chemically exposed job sites. The steel toe meets standard protective footwear requirements for impact and compression resistance. At 6 pounds per pair, the boot balances durability with wearability across long shifts. It is available in a medium width and is sized at Men's 12 / Women's 14, making it appropriate for a broad range of workers in construction, plumbing, electrical, and general industrial trades.

This boot is designed for use in residential and commercial trade applications where workers face standing water, mud, or light chemical splash. The 13-inch PVC shaft keeps moisture out during trench work, slab pours, pool service, and utility maintenance scenarios. The unisex sizing and medium width make it a practical choice for contractors stocking job-site safety footwear. Licensed tradespeople and site safety managers typically specify this boot for compliance with PPE requirements in OSHA-regulated environments.

Key Features

• Steel toe construction for impact and compression protection
• 13-inch-high PVC upper provides lower-leg coverage and waterproof performance
• Waterproof design suited for wet and standing-water work conditions
• Black color with medium width for standard fit compatibility
• Unisex sizing: Men's 12 / Women's 14
• PVC material resists moisture and is easy to clean on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective work boot for trade professionals requiring OSHA-compliant steel toe footwear in general industrial, construction, and utility service applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Inspect the boot before each use for sole separation, upper cracking, or steel toe exposure that may compromise protection. Compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.136 personal protective equipment footwear standards is the responsibility of the employer and the wearer. Replace boots when structural integrity is compromised.