JobSiteJobSite Portable Boot Dryer & Deodorizer – Fast Drying for Work Boots, Shoes, Gloves, Cleats & Ski Gear – Compact, Collapsible Warmer with ETL Certification

Working fantastic to dry out boots. Not super loud either.

Got this to dry our heavy-weight winter gloves, which get sweaty inside after lots of shoveling. We've tried the dryer, a hair dryer, standing them up over the heating vent... and this works SO much better and faster! One or two rounds, and they're completely dry inside. We live in a very wintry area, so this will likely get a lot of use!

This is a great little boot dryer. It's collapsible and smaller than my pair of boots when collapsed. It's not very loud and the timer built in makes it very convenient to use. I use it daily for two pairs of boots I wear to work and alternate between. I did subtract a star because the detent meant to hold up the boots in the vertical position on the unit I have is a little flimsy so beware of that. However this is a travel unit and it fits the bill.

I drive wrecker and I use this daily in my truck and rotate my gloves to stay dry. Also helps keep my truck warm

These dryers are great. They dry out ski boots in about 30-60 minutes. They're really portable. They're cheap plastic, but overall, that's a good thing---lightweight.Make sure to pull out and extend the red tubes whenever using them---one of the units got hot enough to bend the plastic so it doesn't stay extended well anymore.We have used them several ski trips---much better than a box fan and drying rack, but we bring that along, too, anyway for other articles of clothing.

I've had the unit for a few days to almost a week and I can hear the fan motors dying, it worked great the 1st two days.

Boot dryer works very well but the 3 hour time limit is too short but you can easily turn the dial to add more time. I'd highly recommend you angle it so the boots are resting on the ground and not upright like all the images. The weight of the boots plus the heat will eventually bend the plastic arms. But if you lay it down long ways, it'll work great and not bend the drying arms. Also recommend you take out whatever shoe sole you have before drying.

Might be ok as a dryer if you're willing to leave something on it long enough. However, I use these dryers as a warmer and it never gets very warm.