Tingley 1400-S Chemical-resistant Overshoe Plain Toe

Product Description

The TINGLEY 1400-S is a chemical-resistant rubber overshoe designed to pull over existing footwear and provide a protective barrier against chemical splashes, liquid spills, and wet or hazardous floor conditions. Standing 10 inches tall with a plain toe profile, this overshoe features a cleated, non-slip sole that delivers traction on slick or contaminated surfaces. The full rubber upper resists chemical penetration, making it a practical choice for workers operating in environments where foot protection from corrosive or hazardous substances is required. Rubber button closures keep the overshoe secured over the boot or shoe during wear. Installation and removal require no tools.

The 1400-S is sized to fit men's shoe sizes 6.5 to 8 and is suited for use in industrial plants, chemical processing facilities, wastewater treatment sites, agriculture, and other trades where workers encounter liquid chemicals, oils, or saturated ground conditions. The cleated sole performs on concrete, grating, and wet outdoor surfaces. Plumbers, utility workers, and industrial maintenance personnel are the typical end users in trade applications.

Key Features

• Full rubber upper provides a chemical-resistant barrier over existing footwear
• 10-inch shaft height for extended lower-leg protection
• Cleated, non-slip outsole for traction on wet and slippery surfaces
• Plain toe design fits over a wide range of boot and shoe styles
• Rubber button closure keeps overshoe in place during use
• Black coloring resists visible soiling in dirty work environments

Compatibility

Designed to fit over men's shoe sizes 6.5 to 8. Intended as a pull-on overshoe for use with standard work boots or shoes in industrial and trade environments.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to don or remove this overshoe. Ensure the host boot or shoe is clean and dry before pulling the overshoe on to achieve a proper fit and prevent premature wear. Inspect the rubber upper and sole for cuts, cracks, or chemical degradation before each use, and remove from service if the chemical-resistant integrity is compromised. Disposal and replacement should follow facility hazardous-material handling procedures if the overshoe has contacted regulated substances.