When a wet sock simply won't do When removing wet or muddy boots using a traditional boot jack, it is virtually impossible to keep your socks clean and dry. This is due to having to place your clean and dry foot on the same foot plate that was recently used by the wet or muddy boot. The Boot Butler puts an end to this problem. When you have removed one wet or muddy boot, simply flip over the plate to reveal a new clean and dry surface on which to place your clean dry foot and remove the second boot. A Quality Product: The Boot Butler is made of the very best materials and is built to last for years. ​ The base and foot are made of Oak sourced from sustainable supplies. ​ The foot plate is coated stainless steel and is held in place with high strength hinges. ​ Both the base and the footplate have durable rubber matting fixed to them to ensure extra grip.
M**Y
Simple but effective
I don't often do product feedback since I expect what I buy to do the job and I don't get over excited about "stuff" however I am so delighted with this boot jack I have had a burst of product enthusiasm. Such a simple but effective idea. The quality of this item is very good, pictures don't show how good. I can now wear thicker socks with my yard boots knowing I can get them off easily without the help of a small assistant, not always available or willing to help. I take a size 4 and my husband a size 11 and it is equally effective for both. I would recommend this to anyone needing boot removal assistance.
R**N
Four Stars
excellent - brought two - one for outside the door at home and one for the van
R**S
Def recommend
The boot butler is a great invention, works really well and makes taking off boots so easy
C**S
sturdy, and the solid flip over top that stops ...
its well made, sturdy, and the solid flip over top that stops me getting a wet and or mucky sock is a great idea
L**O
Five Stars
A greatly admired present!
M**S
Five Stars
brilliant boot puller
D**S
Don’t bother buying any other version
The best
M**D
Compact so handy to keep in the car.
Good idea if you remember which side to use first to avoid soiling the foot you've just removed your boot from.
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