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The TINGLEY 27251 is a pull-on knee boot built for demanding work environments where foot protection and waterproof performance are non-negotiable. Standing 15 inches high with a polymer upper and composite toe, this boot meets ASTM F2413-11 M I/75 C/75 EH standards, covering impact, compression, and electrical hazard protection. The cleated, non-slip outsole is also polymer construction, designed to hold traction on slippery or chemically contaminated surfaces. A polyurethane lining adds interior comfort during extended wear. Licensed HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and other trade professionals who work in wet, chemical-exposed, or electrically hazardous environments will find this boot a compliant and practical choice for daily use.
The 27251 is part of the TINGLEY Flite series. It fits men's size 12 and women's size 14 in a medium width. The pull-on closure eliminates lacing hardware that can degrade in chemical or wet environments, making the boot well suited for industrial plants, utility sites, commercial construction, and any setting requiring waterproof, chemically resistant footwear. The unisex sizing and straightforward pull-on design make it easy to spec across a mixed crew.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use knee boot for trade professionals requiring ASTM F2413-11-compliant composite toe footwear in chemical-resistant, waterproof, and electrical hazard applications.
Inspect the boot for any damage before each use, particularly around the toe cap seam and outsole bond. Electrical hazard rated footwear reduces, but does not eliminate, the risk of contact with live circuits — always follow lockout/tagout procedures and applicable NFPA 70E guidelines before working near energized equipment. Clean chemical residue from the boot exterior after exposure using manufacturer-recommended solvents to preserve material integrity. Do not use petroleum-based cleaners on polymer uppers, as these can degrade the material over time.
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