Shoe care

The range includes boot jacks made of beech wood. They come natural, lacquered or rubber-coated. Some have a horse head motif, and some fold up so you can store them in a small space. There are also shoehorns in various sizes, with or without a back scratcher. So you can choose between simple versions and ones with an extra function, depending on what you need.

A boot jack is a great help when you want to take off tight boots or wellies. You don't have to bend down or pull at the shafts. Hook in your heel, pull your foot out, done. This is easier on your back and on the shoe material. After gardening, a walk in the rain or a working day in sturdy boots, it really makes things easier. A shoehorn helps the other way round, when putting shoes on. Your heel slides gently into the shoe without crushing the heel counter. This helps your shoes last longer.

When choosing, think about where you'll use it. A longer shoehorn saves you bending down low in the hallway. A shorter size fits in a bag or suitcase. The beech boot jacks have a natural wood surface that suits a hallway, porch or entrance area. They are also a practical addition for holiday flats, workshops or farm shops.