Tingley 93255 Composite Toe Knee Boot Size 6 15in

Product Description

The TINGLEY 93255 is a pull-on knee-height work boot built for demanding jobsite conditions where foot protection and chemical resistance are required. Constructed with a polyvinylchloride upper, outsole, and lining, this boot stands 15 inches tall and provides a composite toe rated to ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH standards. The cleated non-slip outsole delivers traction on wet, muddy, or slick surfaces. Available in a men's size 6 (women's size 8) medium width, it fits a range of trade workers in HVAC, plumbing, utilities, and industrial settings where both safety-toe compliance and chemical exposure protection are everyday requirements.

The 93255 is suited for residential and commercial trade applications where workers encounter standing water, chemical spills, mud, or other harsh underfoot conditions. The pull-on design allows for quick donning and doffing at the end of a shift. The knee-high shaft provides additional coverage and splash protection in wet environments such as crawl spaces, mechanical rooms, utility trenches, and outdoor worksites. The Premier G2 series positions this boot as a workhorse option for service professionals who need reliable, code-compliant foot protection throughout the workday.

Key Features

• Composite toe meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH impact and compression standards
• 15-inch knee-high shaft for extended splash and chemical splash coverage
• Full polyvinylchloride construction — upper, outsole, and lining — for broad chemical resistance
• Cleated non-slip outsole for traction on wet and uneven surfaces
• Pull-on closure for fast, tool-free wear
• Medium width, unisex sizing (men's 6 / women's 8)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style work boot in the TINGLEY Premier G2 series, suitable for trade professionals requiring ASTM F2413-compliant composite-toe footwear in chemical-resistant and wet-environment applications.

Installation Notes

Work boots should be inspected before each use for cuts, cracks, or sole separation that could compromise chemical resistance or slip protection. Polyvinylchloride footwear should not be used with solvents or chemicals outside the manufacturer-listed resistance ratings. When safety-toe footwear is required on a jobsite, verify compliance with the applicable OSHA 1910.136 or 1926.96 personal protective equipment standards. Replace boots when visible structural damage or sole wear is present.