Upgraded Boot Dryer for Work Boots, Fast Drying in 80 Min, Shoe Dryer & Boot Deodorizer with Heat Blower, Shoe Dryers for Sneakers, Ski Boots, Gloves, Helmet & Boxing Glove Dryer Everlasting Comfort

Bought it as a gift for my husband's boss. He has 2 kids who are always running and playing outside in the snow. Probably the best gift he's received from someone recently. Boots dry pretty quickly and the product is sturdy.

This is great product. It doesn’t make much noise and definitely helps with smell as my husbands shoes do not smell the best after working 18 hours.

Blower isn't too loud. But turning on the heater and ozone will make it louder. It gets the job done, only thing i'm deducting a point off for is the air flow is not strong.

This boot dryer is incredible! Very easy to use, right out of the box. I love that I can dry 2 sets of boots at a time. At first I thought the timer function would bother me, because I’d like to just turn it off when I want to, but the machine drys the boots quickly and I never have to turn it back on after it does the cycle. Sometimes in the morning I’ll turn it on when I’m getting ready for work just so my boots are nice a toasty. The ozone function is awesome. I swear my boots no longer smell like old, dirty, wet feet anymore!

My grandson loves this boot dryer! The only complaint he has had is that it is a bit noisy when he turns on the deodorizer portion of the unit. In his case he can close a door and not be annoyed by it running. It that feature is not used, he said it is really a quiet dryer. He likes the options it has in operating it as far as time. He loves that the post extend and his boots set higher, so that he can use the lower drying options on it. He is in the HVAC business and sometimes his boots can become wet, especially if he must walk through rooftops of businesses to fix an issue. He loves having dry boots by the time he needs to use them again. Yeah, he has two sets of boots, so he can change out boots, while the other ones dry. Sorry, we don't have any information to share how long this product will actually continue working. He has had less than two weeks. Having said that, he has used it a couple of times now.

I tried drying my daughters boots today and found that it isn't working. I bought it 2 years ago but when I mentioned something to my husband he said it's never really worked. There was no heat coming from the tubes and zero air flow other than the front which was pulling in air. Very frustrating as it got really good reviews. So basically it has been more of a boot rack than dryer.

The media could not be loaded. I originally purchased the higher reviewed and "Amazon's Choice" dryer (Dryguy) and that didn't do well for my boots. It was very flimsy vs the Everlasting Comfort dryer. The Everlasting Comfort dryer put out a little more heat (6 degrees F) and the air flow was noticeable more (didn't measure this). The Dryguy unit was quieter I believe because of the lower air flow. When I placed my size 12 FXR Snowcross snowmobile boots on the Dryguy unit, it had to be pointed toes towards you to mitigate tipping. The way it's shown in the photo, it's at it's tipping point. The 2 stacks for the boots for the Dryguy are very flimsy to the point that I was afraid the boot weight would break them. The Everlasting Comfort stacks are far more stable (and adjustable in height) and below them contain a catch try for water. The deodorizer I found to be useless, doesn't help my boot one bit (many people have told me this!). Both would dry my boots, just the Everlasting Comfort was a bit faster. I ended up keeping the Everlasting Comfort and returning the Dryguy unit. I felt the Everlasting Comfort was better built and did a better job all around in my particular case.

Do your teenager's feet smell like the bottom of a dumpster at the Asian buffet?Are they borderline (or over the line and past the horizon) unnaturally sweaty hockey players? This is your solution. Easy to use, like Ron Popiel, you set it and forget it. You can decide to use heat or not and ozone or not (don't worry it's not a strong ozone smell) and decide how long to set the timer and badda bing, it shuts off on its own. You want to talk versatility? Easily accommodate the work boots you basically live in, dry them out and leave them smelling, neutral. Hockey skates? Yep. The somehow crusty and slimy socks you can't wash because they're "lucky"? Yep. Lake shoes? Yep.Listen, this works good enough that the Winix air cleaner that saved us from stinky teen asphyxiation doesn't have to work as hard now.