The Le Chameau Wooden Boot Jack makes removing Wellington boots quicker and easier without needing to bend down or handle muddy footwear.
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The Le Chameau Wooden Boot Jack makes removing Wellington boots quicker and easier without needing to bend down or handle muddy footwear.
Simply place one foot on the raised end, position the heel of the other boot within the U-shaped opening and gently lift your foot out. Four grip pads help provide stability during use, while the wooden construction and distinctive Le Chameau branding create a practical accessory for the boot room, utility room or back door.
Using a boot jack also helps prevent the damage that can be caused by repeatedly using one boot to push against the heel of the other.
1. Position the boot jack
Place the boot jack on a firm, level and non-slip surface.
2. Hold it securely
Place one foot firmly on the raised end to keep the boot jack in position.
3. Insert the boot heel
Position the heel of the boot you want to remove inside the U-shaped opening.
4. Remove the boot
Gently lift your foot upwards while the boot jack holds the boot securely. Repeat with the other boot.
Can the Le Chameau Boot Jack be used with different Wellington boots?
Yes. Although designed to complement Le Chameau boots, its practical U-shaped opening can be used with many styles of Wellington and country boot.
Does it help protect Wellington boots?
Yes. A boot jack avoids using one boot to push against the heel of the other, which can place unnecessary strain on the rubber, sole and heel area.
Does it have non-slip grips?
The boot jack has four grip pads to provide additional stability. It should still be used on a firm, level surface.
Is it suitable for muddy boots?
Yes. It allows muddy Wellington boots to be removed without pulling them off by hand, making it particularly useful beside a back door or in a boot room.
How should I care for the wooden boot jack?
Wipe away mud and moisture after use, allow it to dry naturally and store it in a dry place away from prolonged damp or direct heat.
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