Tingley 35121-2X Chemical-resistant Overshoe Size 13-15

Product Description

The TINGLEY 35121-2X is a chemical-resistant slip-on overshoe designed for trade and industrial environments where foot protection from hazardous liquids, chemicals, and slippery surfaces is required. Constructed with a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) upper, this overshoe fits over existing footwear and stands 10 inches tall to provide lower-leg coverage. The cleated sole delivers traction on wet or slick surfaces. It is sized to fit men's shoe sizes 13 to 15, making it a practical choice for larger-footed workers in chemical handling, industrial plant, and utility applications. Licensed tradespeople and safety-conscious site supervisors specify overshoes like this for temporary chemical exposure zones and wet-environment job sites.

This overshoe is suited for use in chemical processing facilities, wastewater treatment plants, industrial manufacturing floors, and similar environments where workers risk contact with corrosive or hazardous liquids. The slip-on design allows for quick donning and removal at the entry point of a controlled work area. The plain toe profile fits over standard safety footwear without restriction. Its PVC construction resists degradation from a broad range of common industrial chemicals and cleaning agents encountered in commercial and light industrial settings.

Key Features

• PVC upper construction provides chemical-resistant barrier over existing footwear
• 10-inch height offers lower-leg splash protection
• Cleated sole improves traction on wet and slippery surfaces
• Slip-on design allows rapid donning and removal
• Plain toe profile fits over most standard and safety-toe work boots
• Sized for men's shoe sizes 13 to 15 for larger-footed workers

Compatibility

Designed to fit over men's shoe sizes 13 to 15. Suitable as an over-boot protective layer for standard work boots and safety-toe footwear used in chemical-exposure environments.

Installation Notes

Overshoes should be inspected for cracks, tears, or material degradation before each use in chemical environments. Workers should don overshoes before entering the hazardous zone and remove them at the designated doffing station to prevent cross-contamination. Consult applicable site safety protocols and OSHA personal protective equipment guidelines when selecting footwear protection for specific chemical exposure risks. Dispose of or decontaminate overshoes according to facility hazardous waste procedures if they have contacted regulated substances.