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Tingley™ Snugleg Boots: Neoprene, Steel Toe
Every boot is dipped with a neoprene coating and sealant, so the foot is surrounded by a layer of 100% waterproof and chemical-resistant neoprene for protection and comfort
Supplier: Tingley™ MB921B.11
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Description
- Chevron or Safety-Loc outsoles offer abrasion resistance and provide excellent slip performance on wet-contaminated or wet-clean surfaces
- Hand-layered construction allows for a soft flexible upper and more material in the toe and heel contact points, for optimum comfort and protection
- Neoprene rubber will outwear standard rubber boots in solvents, caustics, hydrocarbons, oils, fats and acids
- Removable polyurethane contour cushion insoles for maximum comfort
- Snugleg last design hugs the foot for all day working comfort
- Dense fabric liner for easy on and off; also wicks moisture and condensation
- Color: brick red upper with brown sole
- Steel shank for added arch support
Specifications
| ASTM F2413 M/I/75/C/75 | |
| Designed for tough industrial environments | |
| Fabric | |
| Steel | |
| Chevron outsole, Polyurethane contour cushion insole |
| Red, Brown | |
| 16 in. | |
| Neoprene | |
| 11 | |
| Steel |
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Chemical Resistance: Animal fats and blood, oils, certain acids, alcohols, alkalies, and certain solvents. Electrical Hazard soles and heels are intended to reduce the hazards due to accidental contact with live electrical circuits, electrically energized conductors, parts or apparatus. Electric Hazard soles and heels are not intended for wear in those work environments where volatile chemicals or explosives may be present, where conductive footwear is required.
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