bootjack
/ˈbuːtdʒæk/
noun
- A device used to help pull off boots, typically consisting of a V-shaped notch that holds the heel while the foot is pulled out.
- He kept a wooden bootjack by the door to remove his muddy boots easily.
- The antique shop sold a brass bootjack from the 1800s.
- After a long ride, the cowboy used a bootjack to take off his tight boots.