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The TINGLEY 93155 is a pull-on PVC knee boot rated for demanding work environments where chemical exposure, slip hazards, and wet conditions are ongoing concerns. Standing 15 inches high, the boot is constructed entirely of polyvinylchloride — upper, lining, and outsole — creating a seamless barrier against a broad range of chemicals. The cleated, non-slip outsole provides traction on wet or slick surfaces. Available in a medium-width fit, the 93155 meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH standards, confirming compliance for impact resistance, compression resistance, and electrical hazard protection. Weighing approximately 6.98 pounds per pair, this boot is built for extended wear in the field.
The 93155 is suited for use in industrial, agricultural, utility, and trade service applications where workers encounter standing water, chemicals, mud, or contaminated surfaces. It is commonly worn by plumbers, utility technicians, pool and water treatment service professionals, and general maintenance workers. The unisex sizing (Men's size 11, Women's size 13) and pull-on closure make it practical for quick donning and removal in the field. The Premier G2 series designation indicates this boot is part of a professional-grade product line intended for regular occupational use.
Designed as an OEM-style work boot for trade and industrial use; fits standard occupational footwear applications requiring chemical-resistant, pull-on knee boot protection rated to ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH.
No installation is required for this footwear product. Inspect boots before each use for cracks, punctures, or delamination, particularly along the sole seam, as PVC can degrade with prolonged exposure to certain solvents. When used in environments with electrical hazards, verify the EH rating remains intact and that the boot sole is clean and dry before relying on electrical hazard protection. Replace boots if structural integrity is compromised.
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