Tingley 93155 Knee Work Boot 15 in Plain Toe Size 12

Product Description

The TINGLEY 93155 is a pull-on knee boot built for trade professionals who work in wet, chemical-exposure, or heavy-duty outdoor environments. Standing 15 inches tall with a full polyvinylchloride (PVC) upper, outsole, and lining, this boot is designed to resist chemical contact and provide reliable footing on slick surfaces. The cleated, non-slip outsole delivers traction on wet concrete, mud, and uneven terrain. Available in a men's size 12 medium width, the plain toe and pull-on closure make it fast to don and remove at the end of a shift. It meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH standards for impact, compression, and electrical hazard protection.

The 93155 fits the Premier G2 series lineup and is suited for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction trades requiring a durable, waterproof over-boot or primary work boot. Its unisex sizing and medium width accommodate a wide range of workers. The knee-high shaft provides splash and chemical splash coverage well above the ankle, making it appropriate for slab work, trenching, irrigation, flood remediation, and similar applications where standing water or chemical runoff is a regular hazard.

Key Features

• 15-inch shaft height for knee-level splash and chemical protection
• Full PVC construction — upper, lining, and outsole — for waterproof performance
• Cleated non-slip outsole for traction on wet and uneven surfaces
• Chemical resistant per ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH
• Electrical hazard (EH) rated under ASTM F2413 standards
• Pull-on closure for fast entry and removal

Compatibility

Part of the TINGLEY Premier G2 series. Sized as men's size 12 medium width. Designed for trade and industrial work environments requiring waterproof, chemical-resistant knee-high footwear.

Installation Notes

No tools required for fitting. Inspect the boot before each use for cuts, punctures, or sole separation that could compromise chemical or electrical hazard protection. When relying on EH-rated footwear for electrical hazard protection, verify the boot remains in undamaged condition — worn or cracked soles reduce dielectric protection. Follow all applicable jobsite PPE requirements and consult OSHA 1910.136 for footwear selection guidance.