Effortlessly pull off your boots with the Intrepid Boot Pulls featuring convenient handle Review

Putting on boots in the morning was very taxing on the lower back. These boot fasteners are well made and make it easier for me to put on my boots. The hardest part for me is threading the hook into the boot loops. It might make the job easier if the ends were a bit more pointed, but then there might be safety issues. I do not know. I'll probably use a grinder and taper the ends so they fit easily into the boot loops. Otherwise there is no doubt about their acquisition.

I bought these because I recently broke my finger on my dominant hand and taking off and putting on shoes and boots is quite difficult these days. This tool is a great help when putting on sneakers, boots and any shoes with a tongue in the back. I also find it useful to tighten the laces. I don't put two boots on at once but I put one by the front door so I can put my boots on when I'm in slippers but need my boots on to go out and one in the upstairs bedroom when I leave in the morning put on.

These standing hooks will not only make your job easier, your grandchildren will be fascinated by them, calling them hammers and banging them on furniture. To thwart this foolish activity, I place a large 6 inch diameter magnet under the kitchen table where I keep it. "Out of sight out of mind". They are so useful that I bought a second pair to keep in the garage to put on my dirty gardening boots. Don't forget to get a JACK to take off shoes and boots with minimal fuss.

I am Senior Citizen AKA Old F*rt. Every year my arms get shorter and my legs wider. These moves are a real help. I don't wear boots, "boots" help with slippers, mukluks, even socks. I put on slippers and the backs are pushed down. The boot pulls to help. I move the hook. I pull my back up. Now the slippers no longer "slip" at the first step. Mukluki? I can fix my toes. Boot traction comes to the rescue again. loose knit tops, hook on a boot, pull up my mukluks. you have the idea Boot traction…

These boot closures are great! I have just bought a very expensive pair of Lucchese 1883 boots online with the caveat that they are non-refundable except for manufacturing defects. As with most custom boots, they may take some time to break in to fit. However, my problem was that the boots were so difficult to put on that I couldn't get them to break in (I have a very high instep which was causing the problem). Anyway, I worked on the boots for several days and wiped them down with Bick 4…