DryGuyDRYGUY Force Boot Dryer, Shoe Dryer, & Glove Dryer with Articulating Ports for Ski Boots

It’s 120V which is not mentioned clearly before purchase

Wow, what a great product - I bought it for my hubby who sweats a lot, and his cycling shoes are always soaking wet, and often don't dry overnight, especially during our cold, wet winters. The heat isn't too extreme, and he's so thrilled that it dries out his soaked cycling shoes in about an hour. It is also relatively quiet, which is a huge bonus. It is also a LOT smaller than other models I've seen, and is perfect for our needs.

First time used was outside return window due to ski trip. Utter rubbish. Only fitted with USA plug, smelt badly of burning plastic while in use, then stopped working and died. Dangerous probably.

I'm naturally skeptical when it comes to almost anything these days. It seems that almost nothing lives up to the claims made by manufactures that can be purchased for what almost always turns out to be more money than something is worth. We purchased this with the slim hopes that it would be able to at least reduce the amount of water/moisture in our teenage children's soccer cleats after weekend long tournaments in weather that should have caused the tournaments cancellation. Their cleats are sometimes so waterlogged that hours and sometimes days later were still dripping wet, even after filling them with newspaper, paper towels, other internet baseless-claims of what to fill the cleats with and leaving them outside in the sun in order to dry them out. Upon ordering this dryer, I weighted and placed a pair of older cleats and a pair of regular running shoes in buckets of water and let them soak for the two days until the dryer arrived. When the dryer did arrive, I set it up, plugged it in and took the pair of cleats out of the bucket and placed them on the dryer, then turned the dryer on setting the timer to the full three hour limit. After one hour, I wasn't surprised to find the cleats still very wet, but after two I was pleasantly surprised to find that the cleats had been significantly dried but were still damp. And after the full three hours, I was blown away by the fact that the cleats were 100% dry, free of any moisture and free of the normal old cleat smell. I then took the running shoes out of the bucket and immediately placed them on the dryer and repeated the three hour test. And to my astonishment, I had the same result. Absolutely dry and free of any nauseating smell shoes. This dryer goes with us every time we have to travel for our soccer tournaments. I even took it with me on a weekend ATV/UTV trip. And I was glad that I did. It rained all weekend long and my friends and I used it to dry our soaking boots out every night after riding all day in non-stop rain and lots of water fording. It easily handled drying out four pairs of motorcycle and hiking boots and pretty much ran all night long doing so. I have since purchased this dryer again in order to have two on hand in times of need and have had the exact same results. Very rarely am I this happy with any purchase I've made for anything. Especially something of this nature.

I was excited to get this device to dry my ski boots. Turned it on and it stop working within minutes. Not happy.

Like the fact that it has a blower and timer. Some of the others dryers don't have either, so unless you turn them off they could be drying for hours. Don't know if that is bad or good for either the shoes or the unit. Have had for 4 years, fan motor burned out, wrote to customer service, we'll see what they say. Overall worked well for 4 years. Would recommend.