Waldhausen Wooden Boot Jack with Rubber Lined Tongue
Description
Waldhausen Wooden Boot Jack with Rubber Lined Tongue
The Waldhausen Wooden Boot Jack is a freestanding wooden boot puller with a rubber lined tongue that grips the heel of your boot so you can step out of it hands-free. It is best for riders who want an easy way to remove long riding boots, jodhpur boots, country boots or wellingtons at the yard, in the tack room or by the back door at home.
Instead of bending down and pulling at damp, muddy leather, you simply slot the heel into the notch, stand on the body of the jack and lift your foot clear. The rubber lining is the key detail: it holds the boot heel steady rather than letting it skid across bare timber.
Key Features
- Rubber lined tongue for grip on the boot heel and less slipping
- Wooden construction suited to daily stable and boot room use
- Hands-free boot removal - no bending, no muddy hands
- Versatile heel notch for long boots, jodhpur boots, country boots and wellingtons
- Freestanding and portable - store it in the tack room, horsebox or hallway
- Shared use - one jack works for the whole yard or household
Specifications
| Brand | Waldhausen |
|---|---|
| Product | Wooden boot jack |
| Material | Wood with rubber lined tongue |
| Design | Freestanding, step-on with heel notch |
| Suitable For | Long riding boots, jodhpur boots, country boots, wellingtons |
| Typical Use | Stable, tack room, boot room, horsebox, home |
| Country of Origin | China |
How to Use
- Place the boot jack on a firm, level, non-slip surface.
- Stand on the wide end of the jack with one foot to hold it steady.
- Slot the heel of your other boot into the rubber lined notch.
- Push down slightly and lift your heel to slide the boot off.
- Swap feet and repeat for the second boot.
- Knock off any mud, wipe the jack clean and leave it to dry naturally.
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FAQ
What type of boots does this boot jack work with?
The heel notch suits most everyday footwear, including long riding boots, short jodhpur boots, country boots and wellingtons. Very wide or very bulky soles may sit less snugly in the notch.
What is the tongue lined with?
The tongue is rubber lined. The rubber grips the heel of the boot, which helps stop the boot sliding out of position as you pull your foot free.
Will it scratch my leather riding boots?
The rubber lining sits between the timber and the boot heel, which helps protect the leather. Clean grit and mud out of the notch regularly so nothing abrasive is trapped against the boot.
Can I leave the boot jack outside?
It is better kept under cover. Like any wooden yard item, prolonged damp and frost will shorten its life, so store it in the tack room, boot room or porch when it is not in use.
Is it stable enough to use on my own?
Use it on a firm, level floor and stand on the wide end to anchor it. If you need extra balance, steady yourself against a wall, bench or door frame while you pull your foot free.
How do I clean it?
Wipe it down after use, brush mud out of the heel notch and allow it to dry naturally rather than drying it on a heat source.
About Waldhausen
Waldhausen is a long-established European equestrian brand known for practical, everyday equipment for horse and rider, covering stable and yard accessories through to rider kit. This wooden boot jack is a typical example: a simple tool that does one job well, day in and day out.