Southwestern EquineBoot Hunter - Boot Puller Jack Hunter Orange, Raspberry &Turquoise

I was very pleased that this boot jack works efficiently. Although I am a bit concerned about how long this will last, it serves a purpose now, it seems durable... I will just treat the boot jack with respect so that it lasts.

Works great.

Fits nicely by my door. easy boot removal, brown and black in color. Works great

Sounds like a Cowboy Movie doesn't it? The pullers are top notch and work as intended. Great for us old guys that don't bend over so easy anymore.The Boot Jack works, but is kind of hard to put pressure on, when you have one boot off. A heel cup would have made it easier, to apply full foot pressure to the removal. Still a good buy, though.

Like the boot pullers that come with it.

I found that as I got older I wore my boots less and less, simply because putting them on and taking them off was a chore. Well that problem is a thing of the past. The hooks make putting boots on very easy and even more, the puller makes them super easy to take off. Highly recommend, even for those who are still flexible!

I ordered this looking for a cheap boot jack. At first looks I was skeptical, but I was highly surprised when I used it. I have a pair of boots that wear great and are super comfortable but a PIA to take off. With this the boot slips right in, it doesn't damage the exotic skins and off comes the boots. Very pleased with my purchase.

Very nice boot puller - works much better than the similarly priced wooden versions that come with soft cloth in the boot-grabbing region. The rubberized (orange) portion really grabs your boot effectively. Unlike the often cheaply built wooden versions, Boot Hunter is really solidly built and should last for years. Like other boot pullers I have tried, there's a coordination learning curve and I suspect people with balance problems might have mixed results, but that's just a general comment (not sure what other options exist for that issue?). My only complaint (really a comment to consider) relates back to the rubberized boot grabbing region. Once the boot is pulled off, you can't just easily kick the boot out of the slot as you prepare to pull the second boot - it just grabs on too effectively. This means you usually have to bend over and pull it out by hand. If you have back issues, you might prefer a puller that doesn't grab the boot so effectively, with the obvious tradeoff being, well, it won't grab on so effectively. However, for me, and I suspect most people, this puller is perfect.

Great wellington boot remover, though my size 11 hunters get stuck in there after removal... however I can get my foot out of boot a lot easier than using my hands, which always got muddy from my boots, which is really the point of owning a boot remover! Would recommend still!👍

To small, shoes doesn’t fit