(Cheap) Boot Dryer?

[rotax]

I'm needing a boot dryer, but the Klim one seems a bit...spendy...

Are there any that are NOT 90$+?

~35-50$ seems to be a reasonable range if it gets the job done?

Any and all boots I wear get wet, specially my clutch side, which I have no probs w/ a wet foot as long as its warm, which they always are. I think its my foot (sweaty) and sled (hot) that give me wet feet more than anything.

I want an easier way to dry em than pulling liners every night, specially when doing the overnight/camping thing..

 

[Mafesto]

I have had a "Peet" boot dryer for years. $35

 

[Bad Daddy]

caframo makes one. $45.

 

[Mex]

cabelas sell the peet dryers. Have electric, propane, portable, etc.

I have owned one for many years and I have never unplugged it. I put my dad to day shoes on it. They are awesome.

 

[rotax]

http://www.amazon.com/Peet-Shoe-Dryer/dp/B0001E3KQ6/ref=pd_sim_dbs_hpc?ie=UTF8&qid=1199744914&sr=1-1

perfect, thanks for the lead!

I have had a "Peet" boot dryer for years. $35

 

[2fun4u]

Bought a pretty good one at Shopko for $15 on sale at Christmas time!

2fun

 

[Beels]

I have a Peet dryer and it works awesome. Defiantly recommend. I'd never seen them until I went riding with Idaho Slim. When back in Idaho Falls, we all stopped and picked one up.

 

[Elevation]

I have owned a peet for years, it works good but its a little big to take on trips (your buds take your boots off and put on theirs). I got a packable one for Christmas this year way smaller. Just drop one set of tubes into you boots and put your gloves on the top tubes to dry them. I have not used it yet but it looks great!! I will get a name and post it later.

 

[montanasledder]

Peet works good

 

[Mafesto]

http://www.amazon.com/Peet-Shoe-Dryer/dp/B0001E3KQ6/ref=pd_sim_dbs_hpc?ie=UTF8&qid=1199744914&sr=1-1

perfect, thanks for the lead!

You're welcome.
That's what I'm here for.
Mafesto's the name,
saving the day's my game

yes sir, that's me alrighty

 

[MTMTNBOY]

another vote for Cabelas

Cabelas has a couple different models well under $90!

 

[sldgy]

http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20070510/the-boot-and-glove-dryer-because-its-winter-somewhere/

 

[ModZZilla]

Cheapest dryer!

NEWSPAPER - Made my living for years in hip-boots and this really works. Wadd up some dry newspaper and fill your boots with it overnight. Next morning pull it out and discard it. Your boots will be dry. Your welcome.

 

[Elevation]

http://www.buy.com/prod/seirus-quick-dry-boot-glove-dryer/q/loc/17250/201180174.html Here a link like I promised. I didnt look much on the web. I sell Klim & their dryer works. This one is smaller to pack. I am going on a trip next week I will try to you update here on how it works (use my old Peet dryer at home).

 

[BigBlueEdge]

Cabelas has a couple different models well under $90!

Cabelas has several models in the $35-50 range.

Rob

 

[Snojo]

Check out the ones that RUOutside sells. As good as the Peets, but much more compact and versital. About 20-30$.

 

[donbrown]

Why don't you just use the exhaust from a shop vac or get some irrigation tubing scraps from a hardware store and make your own?

 

[moldy]

http://www.buy.com/prod/seirus-quick-dry-boot-glove-dryer/q/loc/17250/201180174.html Here a link like I promised. I didnt look much on the web. I sell Klim & their dryer works. This one is smaller to pack. I am going on a trip next week I will try to you update here on how it works (use my old Peet dryer at home).

I have this one, works great. The glove dryer is a nice bonus, plus you could probably use it to dry two pairs of boots if needed (so your buddies don't take off with it for their boots). Plus it has a fan in it, which I don't think peet dryers have, so it works pretty fast.

 

[Nikolai]

I have a $25 one from Walmart and it works great.

 

[89sandman]

walmart has some that blow like a blow dryer, had the peet but they take forever to get anything dry, this one blows my totally soaking gloves dry in about an hour. would take my peet a day to do the same. so the peet now sits in the closet. this one has an on/off or a timer selection. $30 is a great price!!! not sure of the brand name.