mlwdp
Familiar Face
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Just curious about how the members here take this boot off?
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How to remove engineer boots from feet?
- Thread starter mlwdp
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- 6,526
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- South of Nashville
Haven't worn engineer boots in years, but I believe the way I did it was to sit down, cross one leg over and pull the boot off. Today I would use my boot jack to remove them while standing and have them off in a flash.
Something similar to this:
Something similar to this:
- Messages
- 10,879
- Location
- vancouver, canada
I use an inexpensive boot jack. Works well and if you are gentle does not harm the boot.
sal
One of the Regulars
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- 238
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- my own little slice of heaven
Yes for the boot Jack
Bfd70
I'll Lock Up
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- 4,422
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- Traverse city
I’m gonna have to look at a video of that boot jack. Never heard of it. As for myself, 1 foot at a Time.
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I would say yes to the sitdown method 30 years ago. Nowadays getting into that position is problematic and getting out of it even harder.
dubpynchon
One Too Many
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- 1,046
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- Ireland
I find getting them on to be difficult, I've nearly burst my eyeballs straining.
