Tingley Men's High Top Work Rubber Stretch Overshoe

Tingley Men's High Top Work Rubber Stretch Overshoe
From Tingley

Product Description

1300S - black - S (6.5-8) Size: S (6.5-8) Rubber Hi-Top Boot by Tingley Features: -Men's Rubber Hi-Top Boot in Black. -Part of the Rubber Hi-Top collection. -Rubber upper. -Rubber sole. -Hi-top work shoe. -One piece molding with gripping tread. -100pct waterproof protection. -Excellent tensile strength, ease of stretch and tear resistance. -Deep cleated outsole spits out debris for good slip resistance. -Heavy duty heel kick-off cleat for easy no hands removal. -No lining for easy cleaning and decontamination. -Available in Black (1300-black).

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1648 in Shoes
• Size: Small / 6.5-8 D(M) US
• Color: Black
• Brand: Tingley
• Model: High Top Work Rubber
• Fabric type: Stretch rubber
• Number of items: 1

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Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description
Protect your favorite footwear with this overshoe from Tingley. Its flexible rubber keeps the elements at bay, while the treaded outsole encourages steady footing.

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Customer Reviews

ultimate waterproofing solution
I bought these overshoes because they've served me well in the past and nothing is better than a rubber overshoe for dry feet. They work in wet grass all day long and are best used in heavy rain. Good traction on most surfaces EXCEPT wood. These overshoes fit over just about any footwear. I've used them over my bulky hiking boots without any trouble. If you're between 10 and a half or 11 foot size I would recommend buying a large. Great product!
Decent overshoes
These overshoes protect your feet much better than Tingley Trims, and they are less likely to tear. However, they do look kind of silly.
Tingley used to produce a high top overshoe that is not so wide by the toe. But, I haven't been able to find them the last few years.
Good galoshes, poorly sized
I've used Tingley overshoes for years and like them. I suppose a criticism is that they're slippery, but all overshoes are--there's no easy way to put cleats in something floppy. A bigger criticism, though, is that they've changed their sizing. I used to wear size large and now I wear size medium, over exactly the same shoes (43N Birkenstock Arizonas)--a fairly annoying change when buying by mail.