Tingley 31341 Steel Toe Work Boot 15in Size 12 Pvc

Product Description

The TINGLEY 31341 is a knee-height pull-on work boot built for trade professionals working in demanding, wet, or chemically hazardous environments. Standing 15 inches tall with a steel toe rated to ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH, this boot provides impact and compression protection along with electrical hazard resistance. The full polyvinylchloride (PVC) construction covers the upper, outsole, and lining, making it resistant to a broad range of chemicals and easy to decontaminate at the end of a shift. Weighing approximately 7.7 pounds per pair, it is part of the Tingley Pilot series.

This boot is suited for plumbers, HVAC techs, electricians, and industrial service workers who spend time in standing water, mud, or around chemical spills. The pull-on knee boot design eliminates laces that can become saturated or contaminated. The cleated, self-cleaning outsole sheds mud and debris with each step, improving traction on job sites with loose or wet ground. It is available in a unisex sizing format and this SKU corresponds to a men's size 12 and women's size 14, in medium width.

Key Features

• Steel toe meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH for impact, compression, and electrical hazard protection
• Full PVC construction on upper, lining, and outsole for chemical and puncture resistance
• 15-inch knee boot height for protection in deep water, mud, and chemical splash environments
• Cleated self-cleaning outsole improves traction and reduces mud buildup
• Pull-on closure with no laces to maintain or replace
• Medium width, unisex fit in men's size 12 and women's size 14

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use work boot for trade professionals requiring ASTM F2413-rated steel toe footwear in wet or chemically exposed work environments.

Installation Notes

Work boots do not require installation, but proper fit should be confirmed before use in hazardous conditions. Inspect the boot for cracks, cuts, or sole separation before each use, particularly when relying on chemical resistance or electrical hazard ratings. Boots with compromised integrity should be removed from service immediately. Follow your employer's PPE inspection and replacement schedule per applicable safety standards.