xaslaBoot Dryer Shoe Dryer, Glove Dryer with Heat Blower, Silent Electric Boot Warmer with Articulating Ports, Quick Drying for Work Boots, Ski Boots, Sneakers, Hats, Helmets

My husband uses these just about daily, he loves them and it truly dries his shoes completely! Very much worth the money

This is not a paid review, although it’ll probably look like one. These has been probably the best purchase I’ve made in a long time, and I make a lot of them. I’m a blue collar worker and my feet sweat like nobodies business in my boots. They’re waterproof too, meaning water that’s inside, stays inside. I’m talking wet. Soaked. Every evening I let my boots air dry, and the next morning I would use a hairdryer to finish drying them because they were still soaked. It would shrink my boots and make them uncomfortable for the next 1-2 hours. Every. Day.Then I came across this. To keep it short, it works. Really well. It’s silent. No noise at all. I turn it on overnight and am welcomed by warm, dry boots in the morning. No overheating issues. No shrinking boot problems. Just straight dry. I tried it during the day once to see how long it takes, and was surprised that within an hour and a half it had taken my once sopping boots and turned them into, you guessed it, warm & dry boots. If you aren’t sure if you should get this, you should.

Works great. The low heat dries up the stench from the work boots. Price is decent too.

Great price, and it does its job. I took away a star because it takes all-night to dry adult boots. I thought all boot dryers had a fan that blew warm air in them. They don't. The top part gets warm, and that's how it dries the boots. It's silent, and it takes the smell out of the boots.

Got it to dry my chest waders. Works well.

The price for Black Friday I thought was a steal for shoe/boot dryer and looking at this product I was really excited. However I didn’t need 4 heads, I just needed two to dry my workout sneakers after workouts. I got the two head and there is no fan at all. It uses heat to rise to dry the shoes. Not only does this seem like a waste of time and money but the money spent just to power this thing is probably ridiculous. I would suggest doing the right thing and buying the product that will cost a bit more but provide what you’re actually looking for, a dryer. Also I wouldn’t be so upset if they didn’t lump this “two head” product in the same area as the 4 headed with forced air and heat. It makes it confusing and ends up providing wrong information.

Well worth the money. Great for drying shoes, gloves, hats etc. I will be able to use this in different seasons.

Disappointing purchase. The description described this as " blowing heat" but infact it has no fans at all and uses heat rising through the tubes for elements in the base. Now it does state this in the images lower in the listing, so I guess my bad for not reading everything but the title description is deceptive.As far as performance, if you are just trying to dry sweaty boots after work or the gym, this will do the trick. If you're an outdoorsman or similar and need to dry soaked gear, it'll do it.....maybe....someday, eventually.TLDR: No fans, if you want a silent unit to dry boots/shoes from sweaty feet, it's good. If you need to dry wet boots/shoes in a reasonably amount of time, get something else that has fans.