Tingley 35121-M Pvc Overboot Overshoe Medium

Product Description

The TINGLEY 35121-M is a chemical-resistant PVC overboot and overshoe designed to protect footwear and lower legs in environments where exposure to chemicals, liquids, and contaminants is a routine hazard. Constructed from polyvinyl chloride upper material, this slip-on overboot stands 10 inches tall and features a cleated sole for added traction on wet or slippery surfaces. Weighing 2.67 pounds, it is sized for medium fit and is suitable for unisex wear. Licensed tradespeople working in industrial, chemical, agricultural, or wastewater environments rely on this style of overboot to extend the service life of their primary footwear and meet site PPE requirements.

This overboot is suited for residential and commercial applications where floor-level chemical splash, standing liquids, or contaminated surfaces are present. It fits men's shoe sizes 8 to 9.5 and women's shoe sizes 10 to 11.5. Plumbers, maintenance technicians, and chemical-handling workers in processing facilities, utility plants, and municipal operations are the primary installers and wearers. The slip-on design allows for fast donning and removal without tools.

Key Features

• Polyvinyl chloride upper provides chemical-resistant protection against a range of industrial liquids and contaminants
• Cleated sole improves grip on wet, slick, or uneven surfaces
• 10-inch height covers the lower leg for added splash protection
• Plain toe design accommodates standard and safety-toe footwear underneath
• Slip-on style for quick application and removal at job site entry and exit points
• Unisex sizing fits men's shoe sizes 8 to 9.5 and women's shoe sizes 10 to 11.5

Compatibility

Designed as an overboot-style PPE covering for use over standard or safety-toe footwear in medium shoe sizes, consistent with the stated men's and women's fit range provided by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to don or remove this overboot. Inspect the overboot before each use for cracks, punctures, or degradation of the PVC material that could compromise chemical resistance. Follow site-specific PPE protocols and applicable OSHA regulations when determining required protective footwear for the task. Dispose of or decontaminate overboots per facility hazardous material handling procedures after exposure to chemical agents.