TINGLEY RUBBER CORP. 28259 Knee Boots Gray 15 in personal protective equipment
Gray rubber knee boots with composite toe, insulated waterproof construction and Safety Loc sole pattern for hazardous environments
- Waterproof rubber keeps feet dry in wet conditions
- Composite toe protects against impact without metal
- Safety Loc sole pattern improves grip on slippery surfaces
- Insulated construction adds warmth for cold environments
- 15 inch height shields lower leg from splashes
15-inch knee-height rubber boot
These Tingley 28259 rubber boots reach 15 inches up the leg and are built for workers who need waterproof protection in wet or muddy conditions. The composite toe and Safety Loc sole pattern give impact resistance and slip-resistant traction on slick surfaces. Insulation adds warmth for cold environments, while the unisex size 7 medium width fits a range of foot shapes.
Replaces worn or non-insulated knee boots
If your current knee-height footwear leaks, lacks a protective toe, or has lost its grip, this pair restores waterproof coverage and composite-toe safety in one step. The upgrade is worth it when daily tasks involve standing water, chemical splash risk, or cold floors that penetrate thinner boots.
Pull-on design with no laces or fasteners
Installation is simply stepping in; the tall shaft seals against the calf to keep water out. What usually goes wrong is choosing the wrong width or ignoring the Prop 65 notice about chemicals known to California to cause cancer and reproductive harm, so verify fit and review the warning before use.
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- Price $69.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | TINGLEY |
Questions about this item
How tall is the 15-inch shaft on the 28259 knee boots?
The shaft measures 15 inches from the sole to the top opening, reaching just below the knee on most wearers.
Do I pull the 28259 boots on directly or use a boot pull for the composite-toe fit?
Pull them on by the heel and shaft loops; forcing the foot past the composite toe without loosening the opening is the common mistake.
When should I replace the 28259 boots if the Safety Loc tread wears smooth?
Replace the pair once the Safety Loc lugs are worn flat, as the slip-resistant pattern no longer channels water or debris.
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