TINGLEY RUBBER CORP. 77253 Size 12 Men's Steel Rubber Boot Yellow personal protective equipment
Knee-high rubber boot with steel toe, cleated sole and insulation in men's size 12
- Steel toe protects against impact hazards
- Cleated sole pattern improves grip on slippery surfaces
- Insulated construction keeps feet warm in cold conditions
- Waterproof rubber keeps feet dry in wet environments
- 15-inch knee-high height shields lower legs
Size 12 Steel-Toe Rubber Boot
This Tingley 77253 rubber boot is built for men who need certified toe protection in wet or muddy conditions. The knee-high design reaches 15 in and features a cleated sole for grip on slippery surfaces. Insulated construction helps retain warmth during cold shifts. It is sold as a single pair in a high-visibility yellow finish.
Upgrade From Plain Rubber Or Leather Boots
Workers moving up from non-safety wellingtons or standard leather work boots gain a steel toe cap that meets impact and compression requirements. The jump is worth it when site rules mandate protective toe footwear and the environment stays wet enough to justify a fully waterproof rubber shell. Insulation adds value for outdoor winter rosters.
Suits Tradespeople In Wet Cold Environments
This boot fits crews in utilities, agriculture or construction who stand in water, slurry or mud for hours and need both toe protection and thermal retention. Buyers who require a metatarsal guard for heavy falling-object risk should look at something else. Anyone needing a lighter, breathable shoe for dry indoor work will find the rubber shell excessive.
How it compares
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- Price $105.99
- Pricier than about 89% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TINGLEY |
Questions about this item
What shaft height and foot width does the Size 12 boot have?
The boot measures 15 inches tall and uses a standard M width for men.
How do I put the knee-high steel-toe boots on without damaging the heel?
Use a boot pull or hold the pull tabs while sliding your foot in; forcing the heel stretches the rubber.
When should I replace the cleated soles on these insulated rubber boots?
Replace them once the cleats wear smooth or the rubber shows cracks, because traction and waterproofing will be lost.
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