Heavy-Duty Boot, Shoe, and Glove Dryer (2 Pairs)

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 and running shoes out of their respective buckets and placed them on the dryer, then turned the dryer on, setting the timer to the full three hour limit and turning the heat option on. After one hour, I wasn't surprised to find the cleats and shoes still very wet, but after two I was pleasantly surprised to find that the cleats and shoes had been significantly dried but were still damp. And after the full three hours, I was blown away by the fact that the cleats and running shoes were 100% dry, free of any moisture and free of the normal old shoe smells. My experience with this dryer led me to buy a smaller size dryer (DryGuy Force Dry Boot Dryer), which I performed the same test on and had the same results, for traveling to soccer tournaments and for off-roading trips. I took both dryers with me for a weekend ATV/UTV trip. And I was glad that I did. It rained all weekend long and my friends and I used them to dry our soaking boots out every night after riding all day in non-stop rain and lots of water fording. They easily handled drying out eight pairs of motorcycle and hiking boots and pretty much ran all night long doing so. This dryer and the Dryguy dryer get a lot of use and have never let me down. Very rarely am I this happy with any purchase I've made for anything. Especially something of this nature.

This dryer is a dream. I have $300 leather knee-high boots. They’re waterproof - great for rainy days, horseback riding, and winter snow. But by the end of the day they are damp inside from perspiration. This boot dryer is a must. I wouldn’t dream of taking off my boots and not putting them on this dryer. Every morning my boots are dry and fresh. Zero clammy damp feeling. Zero foot odor. Just fresh dry warm boots that are lasting longer than any other pair before, now that I have this machine to dry them. This dryer is sturdy, blows a strong airflow, has an optional warm temp setting (which I love when I’m headed out in the cold), and has worked perfectly everyday for 3+ years. If I go to a friend’s house for the night in the winter I take this with me - that’s how much I love it! Friends always comment how much they like it and want one.

It’s so nice to finally have found a boot dryer that completely dries my work boots. I sometimes only get a few hours rest between work shifts, and previous boot dryers did not completely dry my work boots before my next shift. There is nothing worse than starting a 20 hour shift with wet/damp work boots. Those days are over.Pro’s— Fan force’s hot air ensuring dry boots quickly, and a timer to prevent wasting electricity.Cons—- Can’t think of one yet. Worth every $.I’ve had my MaxxDry heavy duty boot dryer for a little over a couple months and I love it. Yes, you can hear the fan running. I put mine in a separate room so I don’t hear a thing, and even if I did hear it I wouldn’t care because I am now guaranteed warm, dry work boots before my work shift starts. Winning!

We will never go another winter without one of these! My husband is a blue collar worker and in the grain industry. He is always coming home dirty and most of the time with wet boots. The dryer completely dries them and he loves to put on warm boots on a cold winter day. I have also put gloves and hats on the drier after a day in the snow and it is a life saver! The dryer does have a timer, so it will shut off after so long. This makes it great to turn on and then go to bed. I usually let the boots run for two 90 minute cycles, just to ensure they are dry. We also put his dirt bike / moto boots on the dryer after races and it works wonderfully! You can really put any type of shoe or clothing item on the dry and it will work great!

Overall, we are happy with this boot dryer. I got it for my boyfriend who wears boots everyday and they would be wet from weather and/or sweat so I researched what dryer is the best and this one seemed to offer the most for the $$$Pro’sautomatic shut offTall towers for boots (fits his muck boots perfectly)Small and compactdrys the boots as intendedConsI do notice that I can hear the boot dryer while it’s drying. Not super loud but not quiet either. Not really enough to bother me thoughships in actual box

This boot dryer works so good keeps my footware fresh, dry and my footware seems last forever now that I keep things dry. I use this year round especially like being able to do heat or no heat ive found stuff dries fast even with no heat. I use them all summer for my running shoes and cycling shoes and I dry my expensive socks on this with no heat to avoid wearing them out and shrinking them in the dryer. I'm very pleased with this item. I also have a Peet dryer I've been using for years that I still like but I seem to use this one more it's more stable and I like putting my socks on with my shoes after I wash them. Also my footware doesn't seem to get the funky foot odors anymore keeping them air fresh on this after a run or a ride.