Tingley 26256 Composite Toe Knee Boot Size 14 Blue

Product Description

The TINGLEY 26256 is a pull-on knee boot engineered for demanding work environments where chemical exposure and wet conditions are a daily reality. Built on a full polymer upper with a polyurethane lining, this boot stands 15 inches high and carries a composite safety toe rated to ASTM F2413-11 M I/75 C/75 EH. The chevron outsole delivers reliable traction on slick or wet surfaces. Available in a medium width and sized for men's size 14 (women's size 16), it is suited for industrial workers, utility crews, agriculture professionals, and similar trades requiring dependable foot protection in chemical or waterproof applications.

The 26256 belongs to TINGLEY's Flite series, designed for unisex wear across a range of industrial and commercial settings. The pull-on design allows fast donning and removal, which is practical for controlled-access areas or shift transitions. Chemical resistance and full waterproof construction make it appropriate for chemical processing facilities, wastewater treatment, food processing plants, agriculture operations, and outdoor utility work where standing water or chemical splash is common.

Key Features

• Composite safety toe meets ASTM F2413-11 M I/75 C/75 EH impact and compression standards
• EH (electrical hazard) rated per ASTM F2413-11
• Full polymer upper construction provides chemical resistance and waterproof performance
• 15-inch boot height for lower-leg protection against splash and standing water
• Chevron outsole pattern for non-slip traction on wet and slippery surfaces
• Pull-on closure with polyurethane lining for comfort and ease of use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective work boot within the TINGLEY Flite series, suitable for general industrial and outdoor trade use requiring ASTM F2413-11 rated composite toe protection.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Inspect the boot for damage before each use, particularly around the sole bond and upper seams. When used in chemical environments, follow your facility's decontamination procedures before removing boots to avoid secondary exposure. Replace boots if the outsole shows significant wear that compromises slip resistance or if the upper shows cracking or chemical degradation.