Tingley 51254 Knee Boot Size 5 15 in Composite Toe Pvc

Product Description

The TINGLEY 51254 is a pull-on knee boot designed for trade professionals working in environments where chemical exposure, wet conditions, and slip hazards are constant concerns. Standing 15 inches high with a polyvinylchloride upper and lining, this boot provides a continuous barrier against many common chemicals encountered on job sites. The composite toe meets ASTM F3445 SR slip-resistance standards, giving wearers structural toe protection without the conductivity risk of a steel toe. At 7 pounds per pair, it is built for durability across long shifts in demanding field conditions. The cleated outsole provides non-slip traction on slick or uneven surfaces.

This boot is suited for use in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service work where technicians may encounter standing water, chemical runoff, or slippery concrete surfaces. It fits a men's size 5 or women's size 7 in a medium width and is available as a single-pair unit. The pull-on closure eliminates lace hardware that can degrade under chemical or moisture exposure. The brown crepe finish and unisex sizing make it a practical option for mixed crews working in light industrial, utility, or mechanical room environments.

Key Features

• 15-inch shaft height provides knee-level protection in wet or chemically active work areas
• Composite toe construction meets ASTM F3445 SR slip-resistance standard
• Polyvinylchloride upper, lining, and outsole for chemical resistance and easy decontamination
• Cleated non-slip outsole for traction on wet concrete, tile, and uneven terrain
• Pull-on closure with no laces or metal hardware to corrode or fail
• Medium width, unisex fit — men's size 5 or women's size 7

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct purchase boot for trade professionals requiring chemical-resistant, composite-toe footwear meeting ASTM F3445 SR slip-resistance requirements in light industrial or field service applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect the boot interior and exterior for any damage before each use. Allow boots to dry and air out between shifts to maintain lining integrity. When working around electrical hazards, confirm that the composite toe and PVC construction meet applicable site safety requirements, as PVC offers no inherent electrical hazard rating beyond what is stated on the certification. Replace immediately if the outsole, upper, or toe cap shows cracking or separation.