TPR Boots (Thermoplastic Rubber Boots) are industrial protective footwear made of TPR material for applications requiring waterproofing, anti-slip performance, and chemical resistance. These boots are composed of a TPR outsole for durability and slip resistance, a PVC/TPU or rubber composite upper for liquid and chemical protection, and an EVA or fabric inner lining for cushioning. Optional steel or composite toe caps are available for impact protection.

TPR Boots are used in construction sites, chemical plants, food processing facilities, industrial workshops, agriculture, and marine operations. They address engineering problems including liquid penetration, chemical exposure, abrasion, slipping hazards, and long-duration comfort, while providing specific insulation properties where required.

Wet and muddy construction sites, durable outsole, waterproof upper, optional steel toe cap.

Acid, alkali, solvent exposure, PVC/TPR composite upper, optional insulated sole.

Food processing, kitchen, wet cleaning, heat and disinfectant resistant, non-slip sole, anti-mold lining.

Fields, fish farms, wet operations, mud and water resistant outsole, breathable lining.

Workshops, oil and mechanical maintenance, oil-resistant, abrasion-resistant, optional steel or composite toe.

Cold storage, ice surfaces, flexible TPR outsole, insulated EVA/fabric lining.

• Inspect outsole and upper for cracks or damage before wearing.
• Select proper size according to industrial shoe size chart.
• Pull up boot shaft ensuring ankle and calf coverage.
• Install steel or composite toe cap if required.
• Use insulated socks in low-temperature conditions.