Tingley 93155 Knee Work Boot 15 in Plain Toe Size 4

Product Description

The TINGLEY 93155 is a knee-height pull-on work boot designed for trade and industrial environments where chemical exposure, wet conditions, and slip hazards are daily concerns. Built from polyvinylchloride (PVC) throughout — upper, lining, and outsole — this boot resists a broad range of chemicals while remaining easy to clean and dry. It stands 15 inches high and features a plain toe profile along with a cleated, non-slip outsole. At 6.98 pounds per pair, the boot is substantial enough for all-day outdoor and facility work. It meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH standards, confirming impact resistance, compression resistance, and electric hazard protection.

The 93155 is part of the TINGLEY Premier G2 series, suited for residential and commercial jobsites, chemical plants, agricultural operations, wastewater facilities, and utility work. The pull-on design allows fast donning and removal at the end of a shift. Medium width and unisex sizing make it a practical fit for mixed crews. Licensed plumbers, HVAC technicians, electricians, and general trade workers operating in wet or chemically active environments will find this boot a straightforward, code-compliant choice.

Key Features

• 15-inch knee-high shaft keeps water, mud, and chemical splash away from the lower leg
• Full PVC construction — upper, lining, and outsole — for consistent chemical resistance
• Cleated non-slip outsole reduces slip risk on wet concrete, grating, and uneven surfaces
• Plain toe profile with ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH rating for impact and compression protection
• Electric hazard (EH) rated per ASTM F2413 for use in environments with live-circuit exposure risk
• Pull-on closure — no laces to tie or replace in corrosive environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use work boot in the TINGLEY Premier G2 series. Listed in men's size 4 and women's size 6, medium width, unisex fitment.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to don or remove this pull-on boot. Before entering chemically active areas, confirm the boot exterior is free of cuts or punctures that could compromise the PVC barrier. Rinse the exterior with clean water after exposure to chemicals or waste materials before removing. Inspect the outsole cleats regularly for wear, as reduced tread depth decreases slip resistance on wet surfaces.