PEETPortable 2-Shoe Propane Powered Dryer

I use these boot dryers on our week long hunting trips. Nothing starts the day better than slipping into warm dry boots. They are a must have if you hunt wet areas.

We use for hunt camp. Awesome for use off grid. Lights easy and drys boots quick. Barely uses propane

Bought this for my husband for elk hunting trips in wet western Washington He loves it! It uses very little propane and his boots are super warm and cozy in the morning!

This product is such a let down. Not only does it not work as stated, the build quality is pathetic. While the plastic parts are fit for purpose, the piping is low quality and the hook wires holding the gas header in place don't actually do what they're supposed to do, I had to manually shorten the wires to get the pipe to fit snugly into into the area where you light the gas. The entire design is laughable, it's so flimsy. I'm not an engineer and I promise you I could have designed a more effective solution. When I finally got it working, it blew such a gentle stream of warm air into my boots, it made absolutely no difference whatsoever. I put it right back into it's box, once I'm over how bad the build quality is, I intend to break it into small pieces (to help me feel better) and then I'll throw it away. What a waste of money. I will never buy Peet products again if this is the build quality one can expect from their goods.

I highly recommend this boot dryer for camping!!! It dries boots much faster than the electric peet boot dryers so it only takes 3 to 4 hours to dry wet boots and uses very little propane. With the quick dry time, this will allow the 16oz propane bottle to be able to dry your boots 15 to 20 separate times before having to buy a new propane bottle. The propane bottles are cheap which makes this boot dryer very economical.

Met our needs for drying our boots at our camp. Works good.

After reading the reviews, two of them said it took 3-4 hours to dry "soaking wet shoes or boots," Well, my mostly wet hunting boots, water/snow from the outside and sweat from the inside, were pretty dry after 9-10 hours. Dry enough to wear again, but not completely dry. One of those reviews also said it works much faster than the electric version. I disagree. It works almost exactly the same. Mostly to very wet boots are dry enough to wear after drying overnight, but I still like to have 100% dry boots, and will continue to bring a back up pair of boots. I used mine in a camper at an elevation of 7500'. No wind to blow it out, and no wood stove to have additional drying power nearby. It is a good product, but it could have a slightly larger flame to dry a little faster since the directions said to turn the gas valve open only one turn when lighting. It never mentions to open it more after that. So the second time I dried my boots, I opened it two full turns, although it didn't seem to make a difference in the flame size, hence the faster drying time I was hoping for.

We already have 2 Peet Dryers and bought this one for hubbie's upcoming hunting trip. I'm sure it'll be great - we've been using the Peet Dryers for years now.