Tingley 51254 Knee Work Boot Composite Toe Size 12

Product Description

The TINGLEY 51254 is a knee-height pull-on work boot designed for trade professionals who need reliable foot protection in wet, chemical-exposure, or heavy-use environments. Built from polyvinylchloride upper and outsole, this boot stands 15 inches tall and features a composite toe for non-metallic impact and compression protection. The cleated, non-slip outsole meets ASTM F3445 SR slip-resistance standards. Sized for Men's 12 (Women's 14) in a medium width, it fits a broad range of workers without requiring laces or fasteners. Licensed trades including plumbers, HVAC technicians, and chemical-plant maintenance crews rely on this style of boot for extended wet-environment work.

The 51254 is part of the TINGLEY Profile series. It is suited for residential and commercial job sites where standing water, light chemicals, or muddy ground conditions are routine. The pull-on design allows quick donning and removal, making it practical for technicians moving between indoor and outdoor areas during a service call. The brown crepe finish and medium-width last accommodate a standard work sock without excessive slippage inside the shaft.

Key Features

• Composite toe meets non-metallic impact and compression protection requirements
• 15-inch shaft height provides knee-level coverage for wading and splash protection
• Polyvinylchloride upper and lining rated for chemical-resistant service
• Cleated outsole certified to ASTM F3445 SR slip-resistance standard
• Pull-on closure with no laces or buckles for fast on-and-off on the job
• Unisex sizing: Men's 12 / Women's 14, medium width

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct purchase work boot within the TINGLEY Profile series, sized Men's 12 medium width. Verify sizing against the TINGLEY Profile fit chart before ordering if replacing a previously worn pair from a different series.

Installation Notes

Work boots do not require tool-based installation, but proper fit verification is recommended before first use in a hazardous environment. Inspect the boot exterior and composite toe shell for transport damage prior to putting them into service. When used in chemical-exposure areas, consult the chemical compatibility data for polyvinylchloride to confirm the boot is rated for the specific substances present on site. Store away from prolonged UV exposure and sharp objects that could compromise the outsole or upper.