Recommend me a glove/boot dryer please!

[Kerovick]

Portable prefered, Precedence given to drying gloves over boots

Thanks!

 

[KClowlife]

I'm cheap, so I use a hair dryer with a hose attached. Multi-purpose, cheap, available at any walmart on the planet...

 

[thinnmann]

1. Stay at a place with forced air heat from floor vents. Stand boots upside down and lay gloves on the vents after skiing. In a couple hours everything is dry.
2. Use cold air from that hairdryer/hose thing suggested above. If you have a pump w/hose for blowing up air mattresses, that works too, even for the gloves. But it is loud.
3. I have a set of those convection boot dryers. Works for boots overnight.
4. Just air dry: Pick up another pair of gloves and another pair of boots (eBay cheap - for the liners at least). Rotate the gloves and boots or just the boot liners. Either way, pulling out the liners helps speed drying.

 

[tjf67]

Dryguy.

 

[Geoff]

The Hotronics boot dryer works quite well. That's what I use on trips. It only has 2 hoses so you need to give your gloves a few hours before swapping over to boots.

http://www.hotronic.com/products/sd/index.html

 

[marcski]

These work great. Just plug them in and insert (he he) at the end of the day and the next morning your boots (and I suppose they'd work on gloves too) are dry and toasty warm for your toes!

 

[millerm277]

I have the serius ones, they work perfectly, and don't get the boot too hot.