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Decided to take one of these to work. I have a 100 foot walk between my door to my car. Shoes often get wet and these help dry them out.

We bought a bigger stand up boot dryer first... until we realized that those ones don't provide the warm up like we were thinking.We keep these at the shop so on mornings that we forget to bring the shoes inside and they are all frozen, we stick these babies in and in no time we have a comfortably warm home for our toes. And if our shoes get wet, we switch shoes and have this dry those by the time we are off work-- or if we needed to switch shoes again, we could.I actually never paid attention to the amount of time it takes to warm up or actually fully dry, but I am very content with this buy

For a larger size shoe they aren’t as effective, but it seems to work ok.

I was skeptical that these would work as there isn’t a fan and they just get warm. But I have to say they worked very well on our recent ski trip. My partner had the added bonus of the warm boots fitting his feet better. Every year we usually spend a lot of time in the lodge ski shop getting his boots worked on. He has a corn and extra wide feet. It’s a nightmare every season. We didn’t have to get his boots worked on once and he was so comfortable. It was a total game changer for him and we now won’t ski without these. And yes, they dried the boots well!

I walk a ton all day at work and no matter what I tried my shoes would start to smell bad. I bought a new pair of shoes and figured I'd try these. After more than 6 months of using these dryers daily my shoes still smell new. Easy to use, take shoes off, plug in dryers and put them in shoes, odor free shoes in the morning. Love them.

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These shoe heaters are great! They heat up quickly and do what they are intended to do…. Dry your shoes. I highly recommend these.

These shoe dryers put out a high level of heat. I use these in my alpine (downhill) ski boots and got about 100 nights of use out of them before the wiring came apart. After taking them apart I found the thin wires are barely soldered on, and that's the only mechanical connection from the plug to the dryer itself.Repeated tugging on the wires will lead to a disconnection and failure. If one is careful this product should last many years. The lack of a built in fan is a plus, less things to go wrong and the heat it produces is plenty all on it's own. The unit is small and compact yet can be spread apart once inside a ski boot or other tall boots to cover the toe and heel. For use in waders or hip boots the boot itself needs to be folded down since the wires are relatively short, about 10 inches. Some boots will require that they be completely open to fit the unit, if some have really narrow or short shoes these might not fit.I hope to fix the pair that I have now, but reordered some new ones which I'll be much more careful about how I remove them from the boots. For $17 you can't go wrong. These are great to travel with and warm, dry shoes and boots go along way to insuring you have a good day.The picture shows the brown wire disconnected caused by repeatedly pulling on the wires when removing from a ski boot.