xaslaBoot Dryer Shoe Dryer, Glove Dryer & Boot Warmer with Heat Blower, Ski Boot Dryer with Adjustable Tubes & Timer, Ultra Silent, Quick Drying for Work Boots, Ski Boots, Sneakers, Gloves, Hats, Helmets

good price it works great to dry boots and gloves. I got tired of putting on boots that were still wet from the day before. These boot dryers are great. Boots and gloves are completely dry after running through a cycle. It is easy to use just turn the dial for desired time and walk away. When you come back every thing is ready to wear. I would buy again/

I have waterproof work boots, until you go in water over the top of the boot. I had a pair of work boots that were soaked. We assembled this dryer (very simple to assemble) and I started it up on heat. I was concerned as it does not blow air very forcefully but overnight on the warm setting my boots were completely dry. It does a pretty good job on gloves too but you have to position the fingers so the air can get up in them. I was very impressed overall with the unit.

I bought this dryer for a ski trip and it worked great. Perfect weight, didn’t take up much space and dried our gloves and boots in a timely manner. I was skeptical and it exceeded my expectations! Would recommend!

Just got it and threw my boots and gloves on after a hard ski day. Very sturdy and no problem putting everything on it. Gets nice and warm, I can see how it would be great for warming things up before you head out. Worked well to dry everything, only comment is the airflow seems pretty minimal - despite a very audible fan (not overly loud, but you know it's there), putting your hand over one of the vents the amount of air coming out was very small. I was worried it wouldn't do the job, but it did, so I guess it doesn't take much to dry things out.

Worth every penny! The size doesn’t matter because the sturdiness and power it gives makes it worth it! Boots are dry in no time! It’s not smelly or hard to use at all.

I’m actually in the process of buying a second one. I hesitated when I bought the first one, I thought it was a little bit on the Pricey side, but now that I’ve used it for about a year, I’m definitely ready for a second one.I use it to dry/hit my shoes, gloves, hats. It works great. Very happy. The reason I’m buying a second one, is the weather turns cold or North Carolina, I need additional parts for the extra layers I’ll be wearing.I have found my gloves, hats, and sweatpants last a lot longer when they are air dried slowly on this device. Rather than being put through the washing machine on a weekly basis. I’m able to stretch the washing out to monthly. Which definitely reduces the wear and tear.It has paid for itself.

Great product, have used it for my snowboarding boots and my scuba diving boots/gloves. Gets things dry and haven't had issues with this.

Last week I was about to write a glowing review for this boot dryer, but got busy….Let me back up. I live in the Pacific Northwest and my wife and I hike almost every day out our back door in a large heavily wooded area full of hills and streams. Even when it hasn’t rained we typically come back wet, and our hiking boots need to be dried before tomorrow’s adventure.When we bought this, the rains hadn’t really set in yet and so for the first 30 days it got limited use. But over the last 2 weeks it’s pretty much been used daily. It was working great. You’ll read some reviews that say it doesn’t move much air flow, and while that’s true, it has never failed to dry out our gear within 3 hours (the maximum drying time you can set.) All good right? Well yes until yesterday when I went to dry some gloves and while the heater worked the fan wouldn’t kick on.I’ve troubleshot it down to the capacitor in the fan motor. The reason I’ve had to do that, is that 16 days ago I went past the 30 day time limit when I can return it to Amazon.I’ve reviewed my options and really can’t find a solution beyond the fixing it myself, or the trash heap. Either way I still need a boot dryer and won’t be purchasing this one again.Buyer beware.