Xasla Shoe Dryer, Boot Dryer for Work Boots, Forced-air Heating Gloves & Sneakers Warmer, Folding Design with Adjustable Rack, Timer, Heat Blower Quick Drying

We use these to dry our dirtbike boots and it works great! Has a timer you can set for how long you want to use it and gets the boots nice and dry inside after cleaning. Highly recommend!

Great value for the price. Dries my boots while I sleep. On the noise level it sounds like a white noise machine. Very easy to use. Set it and forget it.

I have always had sweaty stinky feet and wet boots from sweat after a hard days work. This dryer works great! My boots are dry after a few hours and the stench is almost gone now.

Great portable dryer for sports travel! Love how compact it is, and it works very well! We bring it to all sporting events and it's used by many!

This dryer works great it folds up so I can take it if I go out of town working it is one of the only boot dryers that I have seen that has a heating unit and a fan which works a lot better than just one of the other and I like that it has a timer on it

One of the worst feelings after getting soaked in the rain is putting wet shoes and gloves back on. Yuck! It makes the next adventure less enjoyable, and somewhat defeats the purpose of wearing the gloves again. This was me a couple weeks back after being caught in a rain storm on my motorcycle.After wearing wet gloves to work, I tried drying them all day at my desk to minimal avail. My heater wasn't really blowing air where it needed to go, and the fingers were still sopping wet.I decided to order this glove dryer (looks like a ton of companies make the same style) and so far, it's been amazing. I used it after every ride now to just dry the sweat inside, pre-warm my gloves before a ride, and dry off my kid's shoes as well. It's all mechanical, so less to break as far as I can tell. So far, it's wonderful and I'd recommend either this 2 glove unit, or the larger 4 glove versions if you need more spots.

I used the boot/shoe drier for about 45 min after it was delivered last night. This morning, it was not producing heat and the fan speed was fluctuating, mostly not running.Out of curiosity I took it apart, finding the heating element had blown the inline resistor/fuse thing that’s soldered into the element, and something within a small, simple circuit board causing the fan issues. Potentially separate, unrelated issues. Or one failure caused the other, doesn’t really matter. I could repair it if it was worth the time to do so. I’ve had several of these cheap boot dryers with varying performance, usually lasting a year or more of daily use. Maybe it’s worth getting some kind of name brand product instead?

Works well, is very quiet. Dry boots when i head back to work makes the mirning even better. Start my day off right