DryGuy Boot & Glove Dryers

DryGuy boot dryers gently push moderate heat to act as effective glove and boot dryers, protecting winter gear from damage while warming and drying efficiently. DryGuy boot and glove dryers produce boot dryers that can be used to dry a single pair of boots on the car ride home from the slopes and shop units that can be configured to hold from 4 to 200 pairs of boots. Regardless of the size of the unit, DryGuy boot dryers safely dry gear at a temperature of no more than 99 degrees. This moderate temperature allows boots to be gently warmed prior to use or to be dried without excessive heat, sparing the garment from damage.

CozyWinters offers DryGuy boot dryers to meet a range of drying needs. When time is of the essence, the WideBody Glove and Boot Dryers and the Transporter can dry garments in approximately an hour. While they both use a standard household plug, the Transporter adapts to international travel with a dual voltage adapter switch. When mobility is key, the TurboDry Boot & Shoe Dryer dries quickly on the move. With a wall plug or a car adapter, cozy boots and shoes can happen anytime, anywhere.

The TurboDry can warm boots in less than half an hour—on the way to the slopes—and can dry shoes or boots in one to two hours without using a damaging level of heat. For overnight drying needs, the Circulator Boot & Glove Dryer and the Thermanator Boot Dryer dry gear in a six to ten hour time range. While the Circulator can be easily stashed in a bag or in boots for traveling, the stationary Thermanator silently warms enough boots for families or large parties.

Why Use a Boot Dryer?

• Feet and hands have the highest number of sweat glands per square inch
• Moisture breeds fungus and bacteria that create odor.
• Cold is caused by the loss of heat.
• Moist garments are up to 23 times colder than dry garments.
• Because boots, shoes and gloves are closed end garments, they do not dry well without the aid of dryers.

• "Feet perspire more than any other part of your body except your head and hands. Each foot perspires about 1/4 cup of water a day at rest and one full cup when active." (W.L. Gore and Associates, 1994)
• "Wet conductive heat loss is 23 times greater than dry heat loss." (W.L. Gore and Associates, 1994)

• With each day of use, additional moisture buildup makes it more difficult to keep hands and feet dry and comfortable.
• Maintaining dry hand and footwear helps in maintaining dry comfort and warmth.
• Using a Boot & Glove Dryer minimally on a daily basis helps maintain dry hand and footwear.