Tingley 31341 Steel Toe Work Boot 15in Black Size 11

Product Description

The TINGLEY 31341 is a knee-height pull-on work boot built for trade professionals who work in wet, chemical-exposure, or puncture-risk environments. Constructed with a full polyvinylchloride upper, lining, and outsole, the boot stands 15 inches tall and provides a waterproof barrier from sole to calf. A steel toe meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH impact, compression, and electrical hazard ratings. The cleated, self-cleaning outsole maintains traction on muddy or slick surfaces. Designed for unisex fit in medium width, this boot is appropriate for HVAC, plumbing, utility, and general trade work where foot protection and chemical resistance are required.

The 31341 belongs to the TINGLEY Pilot series and is suited for commercial and industrial job sites where workers encounter standing water, diluted chemicals, or contaminated surfaces. The pull-on closure and knee-high shaft allow quick donning and doffing while keeping debris and liquids out. Plumbers, pipefitters, utility workers, and site laborers working in trenches, mechanical rooms, or outdoor service environments will find this boot appropriate for daily wear. Men's size 11 corresponds to a women's size 13.

Key Features

• Steel toe rated to ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH for impact, compression, and electrical hazard protection
• Full polyvinylchloride construction — upper, lining, and outsole — provides chemical and water resistance
• 15-inch shaft height offers knee-boot coverage to reduce splash and chemical exposure to the lower leg
• Cleated, self-cleaning outsole for traction on soft, muddy, or wet terrain
• Pull-on design with no fasteners to corrode, clog, or fail in field conditions
• Puncture-resistant construction adds underfoot protection on debris-laden surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and stock work boot within the TINGLEY Pilot series for trade and industrial applications requiring ASTM F2413-compliant steel toe footwear.

Installation Notes

Inspect boots before each use for cracks, sole separation, or chemical degradation that could compromise protection. When working in environments with specific chemical hazards, verify polyvinylchloride compatibility with the chemicals present before relying on these boots for protection. Follow applicable OSHA PPE requirements and site safety policies for footwear selection and use.