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Monday, January 23, 2017
One handed Wellie boot removal
I've been wearing these a lot lately since there is mud and standing water on the trails I walk for my 10,000 daily steps. Normally you would sit down, cross your legs and yank off these boots with both hands. They are fairly tight and I have a high instep making removal even tougher. So I use a boot jack. It mostly works, having to hang onto a railing for dear life to keep from toppling over. Finally determined that the affected left foot needs to be removed first.
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