Tingley 93255 Knee Boot 15 in Composite Toe Size 12

Product Description

The TINGLEY 93255 is a pull-on knee boot built for demanding job sites where foot protection and chemical resistance are non-negotiable. Constructed with a full polyvinylchloride upper, lining, and outsole, this boot stands 15 inches tall and provides ASTM F2413-rated impact and compression protection at the toe. The composite toe meets the I/75 and C/75 ratings under ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH, covering electrical hazard exposure as well. Designed for unisex fit, it ships in a men's size 12 and medium width. Licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and pool service professionals working around chemicals, water, or wet concrete will find this boot a practical daily-wear option.

The 93255 belongs to the TINGLEY Premier G2 series, a line aimed at trade professionals who need reliable over-the-calf coverage without lace hardware to corrode or snag. The cleated non-slip outsole provides traction on wet floors, utility corridors, mechanical rooms, and outdoor job sites. The pull-on design allows fast donning and doffing in environments where workers move between clean and contaminated zones frequently. Its chemical-resistant construction makes it suited for work around solvents, oils, and mild acids common in industrial, plumbing, and HVAC service settings.

Key Features

• Composite toe rated ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH for impact, compression, and electrical hazard protection
• Full polyvinylchloride upper, lining, and outsole for chemical resistance
• 15-inch height provides over-the-calf coverage for knee-boot protection
• Cleated non-slip outsole for traction on wet and slick surfaces
• Pull-on closure with no metal hardware to corrode or fail
• Unisex fit in medium width for broad sizing applicability

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style work boot replacement or initial-issue footwear for trade professionals requiring ASTM F2413-compliant composite-toe protection in knee-boot form.

Installation Notes

No installation tooling required. Inspect the boot for cracks, sole separation, or upper damage before each use, particularly when relying on chemical-resistance properties. Follow your employer's PPE policy and any applicable OSHA 1910.136 or 1926.96 footwear requirements for your trade. Replace boots that show signs of chemical degradation, sole wear-through, or structural compromise.