Tingley 31341 Steel Toe Work Boot 15 in Size 4

Product Description

The TINGLEY 31341 is a knee-height pull-on work boot built for demanding job site conditions. Standing 15 inches tall with a steel toe rated to ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH, this boot is constructed throughout in polyvinylchloride, covering the upper, outsole, and lining. The cleated, self-cleaning outsole sheds mud and debris with each step, maintaining traction on wet and uneven surfaces. At 5.69 pounds per pair, this is a substantial boot intended for trades workers who face chemical exposure, standing water, or puncture hazards throughout the shift. Licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, utility workers, and industrial maintenance crews are the primary users.

The 31341 fits into the TINGLEY Pilot series and is suited for both residential and commercial job sites where slip hazards, chemical splash, or wet concrete are routine. The boot ships in a unisex sizing format. The listed size corresponds to Men's size 4 or Women's size 6 in medium width. Application environments include mechanical rooms, utility trenches, poured concrete work, chemical handling areas, and outdoor service work where knee-height protection from standing water or splash is required.

Key Features

• Steel toe meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH impact and compression rating
• Full polyvinylchloride construction provides chemical and moisture resistance
• Cleated self-cleaning outsole maintains grip on muddy and wet surfaces
• 15-inch knee boot height protects lower leg from splash and standing water
• Pull-on closure for fast donning and removal without hardware to corrode
• EH-rated construction provides secondary electrical hazard protection
• Puncture-resistant design adds underfoot protection on debris-heavy sites

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-purchase work boot in the TINGLEY Pilot series for users requiring ASTM F2413-compliant steel toe knee boot protection in medium width.

Installation Notes

Work boots do not require installation tooling, but proper fit verification should be confirmed before field use. Trade workers should inspect the boot for sole integrity and toe cap condition before each shift. Boots used in chemical environments should be rinsed and inspected for degradation per the employer safety program and applicable OSHA PPE requirements.