Tingley 51154 Knee Boot Size 14 Pvc Chemical Resistant

Product Description

The TINGLEY 51154 is a pull-on knee boot built for demanding jobsite conditions where chemical exposure, wet surfaces, and long hours on foot are standard. Standing 15 inches high with a full polyvinylchloride upper, lining, and outsole, this boot delivers head-to-toe PVC construction that resists a broad range of chemicals while keeping moisture out. The cleated, non-slip outsole meets ASTM F3445 SR slip-resistance standards. Sized for men's size 14 and women's size 16, it fits a wide range of workers. Licensed tradespeople in plumbing, HVAC, electrical, pool service, and general construction turn to this boot when working around chemicals, standing water, or slick surfaces.

The 51154 is suited for residential and commercial jobsites where workers encounter chemical spills, wet concrete, pooled water, or slippery surfaces. The pull-on design with a plain toe and medium-width fit makes it straightforward to don and doff at the end of a shift. Its unisex sizing and knee-high shaft height make it a practical choice for utility work, mechanical rooms, pool equipment areas, and outdoor service environments where ankle-height footwear is not enough.

Key Features

• 15-inch shaft height provides knee-high coverage against splashes and standing water
• Full PVC upper, lining, and outsole for chemical-resistant construction throughout
• Cleated outsole rated to ASTM F3445 SR slip-resistance standard
• Pull-on closure for fast on-and-off at the jobsite
• Plain toe profile fits under standard work pants without bunching
• Medium width fit accommodates a range of foot widths

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit work boot for trade professionals requiring chemical-resistant, slip-rated knee-high footwear in the TINGLEY Profile series.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Inspect the boot for cracks, punctures, or sole separation before each use, particularly when chemical resistance is a job requirement. Follow your employer's PPE policy and any applicable OSHA footwear requirements for the specific chemicals present on your jobsite. Replace the boot immediately if the upper or outsole shows signs of chemical degradation or structural damage.