Tingley 51254 Knee Boot Size 8 15in Pvc Composite Toe

Product Description

The TINGLEY 51254 is a pull-on knee boot built for trade professionals who work in wet, chemically active, or hazardous environments. Constructed from polyvinylchloride (PVC) throughout — upper, lining, and outsole — this boot stands 15 inches high and provides a full barrier against chemical splash and standing water. The composite toe meets ASTM F3445 SR standards, delivering impact and compression protection without the conductivity risk of a steel toe. At 7 pounds per pair, it balances durability with manageable on-foot weight for long service shifts. The cleated, non-slip outsole is designed for traction on slick surfaces common in mechanical rooms, wash-down areas, and outdoor job sites.

The 51254 is part of the TINGLEY Profile series and is suited for use in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, pool service, and general industrial applications where foot protection from chemicals and moisture is required. The unisex sizing fits a men's size 8 or women's size 10, with a medium width. The pull-on design allows quick donning and doffing — a practical feature during multi-stop service days or when transitioning between work zones. Residential and light commercial tradespeople will find this boot appropriate for slab work, crawl space access, and outdoor service calls in wet conditions.

Key Features

• Full PVC construction — upper, lining, and outsole — provides chemical and moisture resistance
• Composite toe meets ASTM F3445 SR for impact and compression protection
• 15-inch shaft height protects the lower leg against splash and debris
• Cleated, non-slip outsole rated for traction on wet and slick surfaces
• Pull-on closure with no hardware to corrode or snag
• Unisex sizing — men's 8 / women's 10, medium width

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective footwear option within the TINGLEY Profile series, suitable for trade and industrial workers requiring chemical-resistant, composite-toe knee boot protection.

Installation Notes

Inspect the boot for cracks, punctures, or sole separation before each use — PVC can degrade with prolonged exposure to certain solvents; verify the boot's chemical resistance chart against the specific substances present on the job site. No tools are required for donning. Store away from direct sunlight and heat sources to extend PVC service life. Do not use as electrical hazard (EH) rated footwear; this boot is not rated for protection against open electrical circuits.