Boot dryers?

[thebarber]

Anyone using anything successfully?
Bought some cat litter last week to bung into socks but just ordered these....

DRYSURE | Non Electric Boot Dryers

Drysure Boot and Shoe Dryers dry your footwear without Heat or Electricity. They will dry your boots and shoes quickly and reduce bacteria and fungal growth. They are perfect for ski boots, snowboard boots, hiking boots, golf shoes, running shoes and work boots. BECAUSE NO ONE LIKES WET BOOTS

drysure.co

Need for multi day trips so look promising....

 

[Zimmerframe]

Used cat litter is best as it also removes/replaces the smell of stinky foot ..

There were some suggestions in here the other day :

The rain has arrived - practical advice for the wet and cold.

Blimey .. that was boring .. sorry ... I can't even think of anything stupid to say to return to a sense of normality .. Just relax and it will come... ;)

www.emtbforums.com

 

[JoeBlow]

Used cat litter is best as it also removes/replaces the smell of stinky foot ..

What. With the smell of stinky cat pee? That can't be right

 

[Mteam]

What. With the smell of stinky cat pee? That can't be right

Think he might have been joking....

 

[JoeBlow]

Think he might have been joking....

DOH !

 

[thebarber]

Yeah isaw that, forgot to say it's for when I'm away in the van.
I've got a diesel heater which is great and need to cut a hole in my mtb box to dry clothes with that but there's nowt worse than cold wet boots the next day

 

[R120]

I have one of these for my snowboard boots, though it mainly sees use for my motorbike boots after a wet ride, also works very well in MTB shoes

Therm-ic Dryer Boot & Glove Dryer | Absolute-Snow

Dry damp boots or gloves in just a few hours! £38.95, Therm-ic Dryer Boot & Glove Dryer, One Size Black/Red

www.absolute-snow.co.uk

 

[JoeBlow]

Think he might have been joking....

I go to a shooting club and one of the things people do is fill their rifle rests with sand or cat litter. One guy was so tight that he did indeed use used cat litter. It took us several days to pin down the smell. My point being that it's not as outlandish as you might think as suggestions go.

 

[Kernow]

I’ve had these absorba balls for years they work quite well , There comes a point where they have absorbed all they can and then stop air drying happening if you don’t remove them

 

[p3eps]

I got this:
Renogy Boot Dryer Shoe Dryer, Glove Dryer & Boot Warmer with Heat Blower, Portable Adjustable Rack and Timer, Folding Design & Quick Drying for Shoes, Gloves, Hats, Socks, Ski Boots
Seems to work pretty well as long as the shoes aren’t dripping wet. If they are, put some newspaper / kitchen roll in and soak up the excess.
Can change the time it goes for - usually 2 x 20min is enough.