Tingley 93255 Knee Boot Composite Toe Size 10

Product Description

The TINGLEY 93255 is a pull-on knee boot designed for demanding work environments where foot and lower-leg protection are required. Constructed with a polyvinylchloride upper and outsole, the boot stands 15 inches high and features a composite toe rated to ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH standards. The cleated, non-slip outsole provides traction on wet and uneven surfaces. Weighing approximately 6.98 pounds per pair, the boot is suited for tradespeople, utility workers, and industrial personnel who need chemical-resistant, waterproof footwear during extended shifts or hazardous site conditions.

The 93255 is part of the TINGLEY Premier G2 series, built for unisex use across a range of industrial and trade applications. It is sized as a Men's 10 (Women's 12), medium width, and fits typical knee-high coverage scenarios such as chemical handling, wet concrete work, utility maintenance, and agricultural or plumbing environments where splash and standing water exposure are common. The pull-on closure requires no lacing hardware, reducing potential failure points in corrosive or wet conditions.

Key Features

• Composite toe meets ASTM F2413 M I/75 C/75 EH impact, compression, and electrical hazard ratings
• Full polyvinylchloride construction provides chemical resistance and waterproof performance
• 15-inch boot height delivers knee-level coverage for lower-leg protection
• Cleated non-slip outsole designed for traction on wet and slippery surfaces
• Pull-on design with no metal hardware for simplified donning and chemical compatibility
• Unisex sizing in medium width for broad fit range

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style work boot replacement or new-issue fitment for industrial and trade personnel requiring ASTM F2413-compliant composite-toe knee boot protection in chemical-exposure or wet-environment applications.

Installation Notes

Inspect the boot for cracks, sole separation, or PVC degradation before each use. In environments involving chemical exposure, verify the specific chemical resistance of polyvinylchloride against the substances present before use. Replace the boot if structural integrity is compromised. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.136 guidelines for protective footwear requirements in the workplace.