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The TINGLEY 1300-M is a chemical-resistant rubber overshoe designed to slip over existing work footwear and provide a protective barrier against liquid chemical exposure on the job. Built from durable rubber construction, this overshoe features a plain toe profile and a cleated, non-slip sole that delivers reliable traction on wet and slippery surfaces. At 4.1 inches in height, it covers the lower ankle area and is sized for a medium fit, accommodating men's shoe sizes 8 through 9.5. A rubber button closure secures the overshoe in place during use. This type of PPE is commonly specified in chemical handling, industrial maintenance, and hazardous materials environments where foot protection is required alongside standard footwear.
The 1300-M is intended for male workers in industrial, agricultural, and chemical processing settings where splash protection from corrosive or hazardous liquids is a daily concern. It layers over existing boots or shoes without requiring a dedicated chemical-resistant boot purchase for every worker. The cleated sole makes it suitable for use on concrete, wet floors, and outdoor surfaces where slip resistance is critical. Safety managers and industrial supply coordinators regularly stock this item as part of standard PPE programs.
Designed as an over-the-shoe protective covering for medium-sized men's footwear, fitting shoe sizes 8 to 9.5. Intended for use in conjunction with existing work boots or shoes as part of a PPE layering strategy.
Overshoes are donned and doffed by the wearer or safety personnel as part of a PPE protocol. Always inspect the overshoe for cracks, tears, or punctures before each use, as rubber degradation can compromise chemical resistance. Decontaminate overshoes according to facility-specific chemical handling procedures before removal to avoid secondary exposure. Follow your facility's PPE and chemical handling guidelines as well as applicable OSHA standards when deploying protective footwear.
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