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The TINGLEY 51254 is a knee-height pull-on work boot built for tough job-site conditions where chemical exposure and slip hazards are a daily concern. Constructed with a full polyvinylchloride upper, outsole, and lining, this boot stands 15 inches tall and provides a continuous, seam-to-sole barrier suited for wet, caustic, or contaminated environments. The composite toe meets ASTM F3445 SR standards, offering impact and compression protection without the conductivity of a steel toe. At 7 pounds per pair, the boot carries real protection without excessive bulk. It is intended for trade and industrial professionals who require rated protective footwear.
The 51254 fits into the TINGLEY Profile series and is designed for use in industrial, agricultural, chemical handling, and utility work environments. The cleated non-slip outsole performs on wet concrete, mud, and uneven terrain common to plumbing, utility, and general construction sites. This boot is sized as a men's size 10 and women's size 12, medium width, and ships as a single pair. The pull-on design allows fast donning and removal, which is practical for workers moving between controlled and contaminated zones.
Designed as an OEM-style protective work boot within the TINGLEY Profile series, suitable for industrial and trade applications requiring chemical-resistant, composite-toe footwear meeting ASTM F3445 SR.
Protective footwear should be inspected before each use for cracks, punctures, or delamination that may compromise chemical resistance. Where required by site safety programs or OSHA 29 CFR 1910.136, verify that the toe protection rating meets the specific hazard classification for the work area. Replace boots immediately if the upper or outsole shows signs of chemical degradation. No tools are required for donning; the pull-on design seats the foot fully before entering a hazard zone.
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