DryGuy Force Dry Boot, Shoe and Glove Dryer — Reviews & Rating - Prooffeed
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DryGuy Force Dry Boot, Shoe and Glove Dryer

Brand: DryGuy

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The two port version of the Force Dry. Its ports rotate and articulate, so they lay almost flat for heavy ski boots and tip up for sneakers or gloves. Forced air heats to about 105F and clears most footwear in one to two hours, faster than any fanless convection dryer. Footprint is smaller than the four port DX, which matters in a narrow mudroom.

Makes sense for one or two people who mainly dry one pair a day. Families will run out of ports fast. There is no timer on this model, so it runs until it is switched off, and the fan sound is closer to a small desk fan than to silence. Tall hunting boots dry fine, they just take longer than the stated range.

Pros

  • Ports rotate flat for ski boots
  • Dries a pair in one to two hours
  • Compact next to four port dryers
  • Works on gloves and sports gear
  • Simple one switch operation

Cons

  • Only two ports
  • No built in timer
  • Fan is not quiet at night
  • Slower on tall insulated boots

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