Tingley 31341 Steel Toe Work Boot 15 in Knee Boot Size 5

Product Description

The TINGLEY 31341 is a unisex steel toe knee boot built for demanding work environments where foot protection, chemical resistance, and puncture resistance are required. Standing 15 inches tall with a full polyvinylchloride upper, lining, and outsole, this pull-on boot meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH standards for impact, compression, and electrical hazard protection. The cleated, self-cleaning sole provides traction on wet, muddy, or contaminated surfaces. Weighing approximately 5.69 pounds per pair, this boot is part of the Tingley Pilot series and is suited for tradespeople working in chemical-heavy, outdoor, or utility service environments.

The TINGLEY 31341 is designed for use in residential and commercial applications where workers encounter chemical splashes, standing water, or puncture hazards underfoot. Typical install and use scenarios include HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general utility work on job sites with wet or contaminated ground conditions. The medium-width, pull-on design accommodates a range of users without lacing hardware that can catch or degrade in harsh environments. The boot fits men size 5 and women size 7.

Key Features

• Steel toe cap rated to ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 impact and compression standards
• Electrical hazard (EH) rated per ASTM F2413
• Puncture-resistant construction for protection against sharp debris underfoot
• Chemical-resistant polyvinylchloride upper, lining, and outsole
• Cleated, self-cleaning outsole for traction on wet and muddy surfaces
• Pull-on closure with no laces to snag or absorb chemical contamination
• 15-inch height provides knee-level protection in flooded or wet conditions

Compatibility

Part of the Tingley Pilot series. Sized for men size 5 and women size 7 in medium width. Intended as a direct fit for workers requiring ASTM F2413-rated steel toe knee boot protection.

Installation Notes

Worn by licensed tradespeople and utility workers in chemical, plumbing, and electrical service environments. Inspect boots before each use for cracks, sole separation, or chemical degradation that could compromise protection. Replace immediately if structural integrity is compromised. Confirm boot ratings meet applicable site safety requirements and OSHA personal protective equipment standards before use.