Shoe horns and boot jacks
ZOMAKE shoe horns and boot jacks
49 products95 colors$4.99 to $31.993.9 to 31.5 in long
The length of the handle decides whether you bend down at all.
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Start with how you stand. A pocket horn of 3.9 to 7.5 inches goes in a suitcase or a coat and helps a stiff heel over the counter of a shoe, but you still bend to use it. From 16 to about 23 inches the handle meets your hand from a chair, or standing with a small bend of the knees. The 28.5 and 31.5 inch horns reach the floor while you stand straight, which is the length to choose if bending is the thing you want to avoid. Many of our horns come paired with a short one, one for the hallway and one for the bag.
Steel is thin and does not flex, wood is warmer in the hand and heavier, and plastic is the lightest and the cheapest to leave at every door. The boot jacks are a different tool for a different problem: you set a boot heel in the notch, stand on the plate and step out of a cowboy boot without pulling.
All 49 of them are part of the ZOMAKE catalog; the specs on each card are the ones on its own page.
Questions
Questions about ZOMAKE shoe horns
How long should your ZOMAKE shoe horn be?
28.5 or 31.5 inches if you want to stand straight, 16 to 23 if you sit down to put shoes on, and 3.9 to 7.5 inches for a bag or a pocket.Metal, wood or plastic: which ZOMAKE shoe horn suits you?
Steel is thin and rigid, so it gets into tight shoes. Wood is warmer in the hand and heavier. Plastic is the lightest and the cheapest to keep at several doors.How does a ZOMAKE boot jack take your boots off?
Set the heel of the boot in the notch, stand on the plate with your other foot and step back. The boot comes off without pulling.
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