SnowpeaElectric Shoe Dryer, Ski Boots Dryer, Shoe & Boot Warmer for Sweaty Sneakers Trainer Shoes with 3/6/9 Hours Timer

This thing really works! I used them in the winter when my work shoes would be constantly wet due to sweat and snow and ofc the cold weather not allowing my shoes to dry by themselves overnight, But the heat from these is enough to have my shoes nice and dry by the morning. I used them every night for an entire winter and it held up, tho one of the fans has shown a bit of wear and is a bit noisy now, but the heat is still evenly spread so its not a deal breaker.Overall its a nice little shoe drier, it kept my shoes from getting moldy/smelly

Bought them for my snowboard boots so then don't get all funky, especially in back to back days, and these things work like a charm! Always dry after a cycle or 2. Since this boots have the foot and calf part, I'll usually reposition the driers and run them again. But always dry by the next morning!

The only complaint I have with this, is it's a little short and I don't have big feet, I'm a size 9 in men's. This just means you're going to do this in STAGES. one for the toe box then for the heal, especially in boots. OTHER THAN THAT, extremely happy.

My husband is out in all weather for his job and I needed something that would dry his shoes out overnight so they would be ready for the next morning. We've only needed to use it once so far, but it did exactly what we wanted.

Works really good - completely dried moderately wet ski boots within couple hours. I didn`t notice any overheat. Got it at the very end of the season, so can`t tell anything about reliability yet.Take a note - the input power is 115VAC only. For international use AC-AC converter will be required.

thanks!

Unfortunately, worked well until they didn't work at all. Only lasted about 2.5 months of 1x per week use. They look to be built study, and they do put out a significant amount of heat. The built-in timer is a great function.However, they draw a significant load (power), so they are not a good option for plugging into large, portable battery banks or into vehicle plug-ins. Also, mine no longer worked after a short period of time.Would NOT buy. Would NOT recommend.

They work well with my ski boots. I usually just leave the timer on and let them dry for maybe a couple hours. No odors in my ski boots at all and it doesn’t hurt the liners’ shape like it would if you take them out for them to dry!