Tingley 77258 Steel Toe Knee Boot Polyurethane Size 10

Product Description

The TINGLEY 77258 is a pull-on polyurethane knee boot designed for industrial and outdoor work environments where foot protection, chemical resistance, and slip resistance are required. Standing 15 inches high with a steel toe rated to ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH, this boot provides impact and compression protection along with electrical hazard resistance. The full polyurethane upper and outsole construction resists a broad range of chemicals, making it suited for wet or caustic work conditions. A polyester lining and medium-width last deliver all-day wearability during extended shifts.

The 77258 is part of the Steplite series and is appropriate for use in industrial facilities, chemical plants, agriculture, food processing, and similar environments where workers encounter standing water, mud, or hazardous fluids. The cleated, non-slip, self-cleaning outsole sheds debris and maintains traction on uneven or slick surfaces. This boot fits men's size 10 and women's size 12 and is available in a unisex medium width. It is well-suited for general laborers, maintenance technicians, agricultural workers, and any trade professional requiring waterproof, chemical-resistant lower-leg coverage.

Key Features

• Steel toe meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH impact, compression, and electrical hazard ratings
• Full polyurethane upper and outsole provide chemical resistance in wet or corrosive environments
• Cleated, non-slip, self-cleaning outsole maintains traction on slick and muddy surfaces
• Pull-on closure with no laces or fasteners to trap contaminants
• Polyester lining for moisture management during extended wear
• Unisex sizing fits men's size 10 and women's size 12 in medium width

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement or new-issue knee boot for industrial and outdoor work applications requiring ASTM F2413-rated steel toe protection and chemical-resistant polyurethane construction.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for donning or removal. Inspect the boot prior to each use for cuts, cracks, or deformation in the upper or outsole that could compromise chemical or impact protection. Store away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent polyurethane degradation. Workers in environments with specific chemical exposure should verify boot compatibility against the relevant chemical resistance chart before use.