Abstract: A bootjack stand includes a broad, flat support plate having at least one bootjack detachably mounted thereon between with a pair of upstanding support posts detachably secured to the support plate to assist a person in maintaining balance during boot removal.

Abstract: A bootjack having a front part with a V-shaped opening at one end is hinge connected at its opposite end to the abutting end of a rear part. The parts are pivoted into the bottom face folded position for ease in transport and storage. A bifurcated leg is hinged to the front part forwardly of the hinge connection between the two parts and a bifurcated latch yoke is hinged at one end to the leg, just above the contact point with the underlying support surface when in unfolded and locked position, and is hinged at its opposite end to the rear part beyond the hinge joint between the two parts. This forms a right angle positive latch for the leg which is pivoted to a position where it is generally perpendicular to the front part when the bootjack is in extended position for rigidifying the assembly and supporting the same in upwardly inclined position with respect to the underlying support surface.