DRYGUYDryGuy Force Dry DX - Shoe, Boot, Garment & Gear Dryer - Convection Heating with Quiet Forced-Air Central Blower - 4 Drying Ports w/2 Extensions - Dries in 1-3 Hours - Heat/No Heat Switch & 3-Hr Timer

Use this to dry my kids hockey skates and gloves after practice and games. Works well and helps reduce the smell from extended wet gear. Easy to use and set the time. Just a low hum while running. Can set it with heat or just air circulation.

I purchased this boot dryer with no intention of using it for boots. I recently joined a UFC gym. My particular UFC gym is different from the fresh smelling and well lit gyms I have gone to before. Frankly speaking it smells like body odor and years of accumulated sweat. I used a free pass for my first visit and had to borrow some of the "house" gloves. It took two days of repeated hand washing to get rid of the deep funk smell from my hands after that. Seriously - the gloves had months - maybe years - of sweat and various microorganisms accumulated and they all were happy to hop a ride on my hands.Once I signed up I knew that I needed a way to keep my gloves, and thus my hands, from smelling like the hiking boots of a college-aged hostel dweller. I shake hands with a lot of people and don't want to be known as the guy with hands that smell like gym socks. I found this product after some Amazon searching. What made me choose this model is that it uses forced air and heat. Most of the cheaper models use passive airflow and low levels of heat. That wasn't going to work for boxing gloves. I wanted warm, dry, air pushed into the deepest recesses of my gloves to carry away moisture before colonies of bacteria and mildew could form.It's been a couple of months since I started my boxing classes. I go 3-4 times per week and my gloves smell almost new. Mission accomplished.Since the weather has cooled down my wife has been using this for its intended purpose - drying boots and shoes. She is VERY happy with it. Her shoes dry thoroughly after perhaps 30 minutes of hot air.

We used this to dry snowboard gear, worked great.

a little flimsy but it works for the price point

This thing is great. Especially for cold, damp environments. Put a pair of boots and gloves on it for 30 min before stepping out into a frozen winter, and it makes a world of difference. Works great.

Helps dry and remove the smell from shoes and gloves

The DryGuy DX is one of those tools you didn’t know you needed until you use it once — then you’ll never go back. It gently pushes warm air through boots, gloves, and gear using four drying ports — and it actually works. I’ve used it on wet work boots, snow-soaked gloves, and even damp gym shoes. Within 1–2 hours, they’re dry, warm, and ready to go.The adjustable timer and heat switch are perfect — you get full control over how long and how hot. It doesn’t overheat or shrink anything, and it’s quiet enough to leave running without distraction. The build feels solid, and it handles daily use without issue.Pros:Dries up to four items at once — boots, gloves, shoes, linersFast dry time (usually under 2 hours)Timer and optional heat settings for safety and flexibilityRuns quietly and doesn't overheat gearDurable design — made for repeated useCons:Takes up some floor or shelf space — not huge, but not tiny eitherPower cord could be longer depending on where you use itBottom Line:If you deal with wet gear often — work, snow, hiking, hunting — this is a total game changer. It keeps boots dry, gear fresh, and feet happy. Set it, forget it, and stop putting on cold, damp boots ever again.

Works great and quiet quicly on soaked muck boots and my water gloves I use daily to break ice, fill up buckets ect for the farm animals. It usually takes me day to get those dry. Love that it just makes anvery low humming sound, I am very noise sensitive and this does not bother me at all.