Oak Boot Jack

Quintessentially British.  Handmade from solid oak, carved for the function of helping you remove your boots (or Wellies).  A simple yet elegant design, this British tool has its roots in equestrian and outdoors culture.  The turned feet will stand surely on uneven quarry tiles or flagstones, providing a stable platform on which to de-boot.

Picture the rolling hillside of England, a quaint village dotted with cottages, the local pub and roads shared by both horses and cars.  As you enter home or the pub, you sit on a lovely wooden chair, grab a jack and remove those Wellies with ease. Off with your muddy outside wear and into a dry pair of slippers or shoes, ready for some cozy time.